Dave Scherer

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• Dave Scherer is a Past President and current Trustee of Milwaukee Sport Club. He was inducted into the Soccer Hall of Fame in 2013 by the Wisconsin Soccer Coaches Association. Dave played with MSC’s Major’s division from 1979-1990, serving as team captain from 1984-1990. The team won the open and amateur cup championships in 1988. What is your playing experience? UW-Milwaukee: 4 year starter, team captain senior year and all-state team defensive MVP Bavarian S.C.: U19 Major Division. State champions 1975-78. Midwest champions 1977. James Madison High School: City Conference champions 1975. Brewers S.C.: State champions 1973. What is your coaching experience? Wauwatosa West High School Boys Varsity Head Coach: 7 Time Woodland Conference Champs Wauwatosa West High School Girls Varsity Head Coach: 5 Time Woodland Conference Champs Shorewood High School Boys & Girls Varsity Head Coach Milwaukee Sport Club Head Coach Elm Grove Soccer Club Head Coach

Robert Trunley

• I believe in making soccer a lifelong sport by helping players develop to their best potential.

Fred Hostetler

Derek Hathaway

Jordan Meyer

Garret Gennrich

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• There first has to be a player’s love for the game and a desire to play. This is the cornerstone and foundation for any player. I believe in individual player skill, player discipline, player work ethic. Team formation and team strategy is most successful when players have good mindset for player accountability. Individual player skill – good skill level allows a player to be successful on the pitch and allows that player to have fast decision-making ability with good execution. Discipline – this is player knowledge of the game. Should a player make a run forward or drift back in support. Should a player make a move for square support? Should a player take on a defender or distribute? Should a player pressure the ball or fall back in support on defense? Work ethic – having the energy and initiative to display good discipline. The manner in which players execute all of the above topics during a match.

Kelli Swenson

• I believe it’s important to develop strong technical skills and tactical knowledge. It’s essential that players understand the game and think for themselves. As a coach, I think it’s important to adapt the style of play to fit the team’s strengths. I want to set players up for success. Most importantly, it’s my responsibility to create an environment where players are willing to work hard but also have fun and enjoy the game.