Long time Boys soccer Coach Dan Muscarella is stepping down after faithfully serving the program for over 13 years in many capacities. Dan served as varsity assistant coach and Head JV coach as well as serving as interim Head Coach in 2004. His dedication and commitment to the program and a loyal assistant to me the past 10 years will be sorely missed. We have experienced some great memories over the past decade sharing far more triumphs than defeats. I wish Dan and his family the very best.
YOU WILL ALWAYS BE A BULLDOG!!!!!!
Yours in Soccer
Randy May
Head Varsity Boys Soccer Coach
Below is Dan's letter to the HS staff
It is with a heavy heart that I step down as a coach with the Boys Soccer Program. Since the school opened in 2000, I have been a part of the Stone Bridge family. The friendships and memories I have will last me a lifetime.
I want to thank Mr. Person and Mr. Hembach. It makes me smile to think how far the program has come since it began. This wouldn't be possible without your support through the years.
I also want to thank Mark Wagner for helping with all of the knocks the boys got over the years, as well as making sure we were all First Aid/CPR certified. Brian Parke was also helpful in making sure all of our tech sites were up and running, and always helped out whenever I forgot my password.
Of course, I want to thank Randy May, Mike Schmidt, Jose Ventura, and Sean Holland for their friendship over the years, and I will miss working with you all. The experiences we had are legendary; I'm sure we'll still be talking about Kecoughtan, Langley, and TJ long into the future.
I want to thank the SB soccer families for their years of support. It has been a privilege to work alongside your children and watch them change into young men and women.
I want to thank the players and managers. From having tryouts indoors, enduring the highs and lows of the season, Coach May's pre-game locker room talks, singing on the bus after wins, and the 2011 JV season where we almost went undefeated. These memories are priceless for me.
Last, and certainly not least, I want to thank my wife Maddy who has supported me through the years. You have sacrificed so much so that I could coach at Stone Bridge and I am eternally thankful.
Respectfully,
Dan Muscarella
