Nick Bibbs
Playing Experience
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Bethlehem Steel (2016)
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Saint Louis FC (2015)
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IFK Lammhult (2013)
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Syracuse University (2010)
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Lower Merion Soccer Club/ Spirit United (2005-2009)
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Regional All-America (2008)
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Central League MVP (2008)
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ODP Region l Team (2007)
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U18 US National Team (2007)
Coaching Experience
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Asst. Director of Soccer & Coach, Accelerate Sports
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Head Coach, Syracuse Development Academy Utica (2017)
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Director of Quality Control, Syracuse University (2017)
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Varsity Assistant Coach, Harriton High School (2016)
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Assistant Coach, Lower Merion Soccer Club (2016)
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Coach, YSC Youth Programs (2014-2016)
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Philadelphia Union, Player Development Program (2014-2016)
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Volunteer Assistant, Villanova University (2014)
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Assistant Coach, Continental FC (2014)
Dawson Green
Director of Health & Fitness
Instructor
Playing Experience
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Syracuse FC (Currently) (2018)
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Krajisnik FC (Tournament Team) (2018)
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Herkimer college (2017)
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Varsity Soccer at Adirondack (2014 & 2015)
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Coliseum Soccer Club (4 years)
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Copper City Soccer Club (Tournament Team)
Coaching Experience
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Coach, Accelerate Sports Youth Soccer (2015-Present)
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Varsity Assistant Coach, Adirondack High School (2018-Present)
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Coach, Herkimer College Summer Soccer Camp (2015-2017)
Certifications
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NASM Personal Training Certification (In Progress)
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SGX, Spartan Coaching Certification (2018)
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AAS, Sports Management Degree (Herkimer, SUNY 2018)
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1st Degree Senior Black Belt in Kenpo Karate (2016)
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USSF
"My main areas of expertise are in Soccer and Fitness Coaching. Along with soccer and fitness, I am also an Ultra Endurance athlete. I compete in events that challenge and push the mind and body to its limits. Many events last between 8 and 12 hours, and range from distances of 30-40 miles. I use my training experience from these events to help push each athlete I work with to their fullest potential and help them reach their personal goals. The road to greatness is never an easy one, but a phrase I use often with my current clients is, "Those who say they can, and those who say they can't, are both usually correct."