Jim Sanders
(National Class D License)

U-12 Girls

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Daniel Hogan
(National Class D License)

U-13 Girls

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Todd Dominski
(National Class D License)

U-14 Girls

Todd holds a United States Soccer Federation National D License as well as a Maine State Coaching Certificate.  He played varsity soccer for the University of Southern Maine.  He is currently the coach of the MMFC U13 girl’s team.

Todd holds a B.A. in Criminology and has a minor in sociology from the University of Southern Maine.  Currently, he works for East Brown Cow Management Inc, a property management company in Portland, Maine.

Todd Dominski is originally from Hebron, Connecticut and now resides in Windham, Maine with his wife and daughter.  

This will be Todd’s forth year of coaching with Maine Metro FC. Before coaching for Maine Metro FC Todd was an assistant coach for the Deering Girl’s Varsity Team. 

Todd is a former high school state champion and a gold medalist in the Connecticut Nutmeg Games.  He has played for various clubs in the state of Connecticut as well. 

Todd was a varsity soccer player for the University of Southern Maine for three years.  While playing at the University of Southern Maine he was recognized as a scholar athlete.  Todd continues to play soccer today.  He plans on working toward receiving his USSF C License in the future.

Josh Needle
(National Class C License)

U-15 Girls

Josh has his national USSF class C license.  He will be seeking his B license next winter 2009.  Josh also has his CPR and First Aid certifications. He played his college soccer at the State University of New York at Potsdam, which is part of the SUNYAC conference.

Josh is from Albany, New York.  He played soccer for most of his life at various levels. 

After college, he began playing on an adult travel team for three years in Buffalo and Albany New York. He is currently playing in the Southern Maine Soccer League.

Josh's coaching career began in the fall of 2002 when he assisted with the U-12 Scarborough boys.  He also co-coached the U-12 girls in the spring of 2003.  In the fall of 2003, he coached the 7^th grade Scarborough girls and continued with them through the 8^th grade year.  He coached the Scarborough Freshman girls and was the Varsity assistant for three years.  Finally, Josh is in his fifth season as a premier coach.  He coached the Maine Metro U-12 girls for two years, the U-13 girls and the U-14 girls each for one season and is currently coaching the U-15 girls as well as the assistant for the 1991 Olympic Development Program boys team.  He has taken his premier teams to tournaments in Needham Mass., Oakwood and Glastonbury CT., Philadelphia Pa, Manchester NH, Bowdoin College ME, Virginia Beach and The Holland Cup in Holland and Germany.

Josh has been a 5^th grade school teacher at Wentworth Intermediate School in Scarborough Maine for the last seven years.

Ryan Hayes
(National Class D License)

U-16 Girls

Jim Hopkins
(National Class B License)

U-12 Boys

Jim Hopkins currently holds a USSF A license.

Jim played four years varsity soccer player at the University of Southern Maine where he captained the team for three of the four years and was a Little East All Conference Midfielder in his Senior Season. 

Jim is returning for his third season at Maine Metro Soccer Club.  Jim is currently coaching the U-12 boy’s team, the U-17 boy’s team, and also performing as the Director of Coaching for Maine Metro FC. 

Jim is currently an assistant coach at the University of Southern Maine Men’s Program in the fall months. 

Previously, Jim spent five years at Deering High School in Portland, Maine as the Head coach of Girls Varsity soccer team.  Last year as first year coaching director of the Club Jim started a Under Eleven developmental team, had Maine Metro’s first official summer camp, and hosted Metro’s first February soccer tournament. 

Brian Cooke
(National Class D License)

U-13 Boys

Brian currently holds a USSF National Class D license.  He is from Montego Bay, Jamaica.  He played on the Jamaica junior national soccer team at the 1973 and 1974 CONCACAF Tournaments.  

Brian received the University of Southern Maine's Silver Anniversary Award - September 29, 2001 in recognition of his outstanding athletic accomplishments at the University.

Brian Cooke is currently the head coach for the U-13 Boys team.

He is the President and founder of Maine Metro F.C.   He is a former player of the University of Southern Maine (USM).  He went to USM in 1974 on a soccer scholarship (USM won NAIA Division 3 state and New England championships in 1975 and 1976 respectively).  He was selected for the NSCAA All-American Team in 1976, NAIA All-American Team in 1976 and 1977.  He was all state and all state and all New England 1974 through 1977.  He scored both goals in USM’s 2-1 victory over Western New England College, sending USM to their first NAIA National Championships in the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, California 1976. He was inducted into the University of Southern Maine’s Sports Hall of Fame in March 1988.

Prior to playing for the University of Southern Maine, he played at Cornwall College High School in Montego Bay, Jamaica, and played two years for Los Perfectos and Violet Kickers Division 1 club teams in Jamaica while playing in High School.  He acquired his USSF D coaching license in 1999.

After playing for the University of Southern Maine, he played, semi-professional in the Massachusetts A league for Acropolis Soccer Club, and local Greater Portland men's league teams (Budweiser Kings, and Acorn Kings), indoor and outdoor.
 

Mark Coulston
(National Class D License)

U-14 Boys

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Mark hold a  U.S.S.F. “D” license and is a lifelong resident of Scarborough, Maine.

Mark started his coaching career as the Scarborough Boy’s Junior Varsity Coach under Coach Dick Plummer.  He assisted Coach Plummer for three years before moving on to the Girls’ Varsity Head Coaching position in 1985.   After five years as the girls’ head coach he stepped down for family obligations.

After completing his class D license he returned to coaching at Scarborough as the Boys’ Junior Varsity Coach for three years.  He then returned to the girls’ program as an Assistant to Coach Heather Labbe as the Junior Varsity Coach, where he helped them win two State titles in three State final appearances.  He then took over the Head Coach position for a year when Coach Labbe was out for personal reasons.  As Scarborough made the move up to the Class A ranks, Coach Coulston took the Red Storm to the Western Maine finals in their first year of Class A competition.  

Mark has been a volunteer goalkeeping coach for both the girls and boys programs at Scarborough High School, along with conducting many goalkeeping clinics for the Scarborough Soccer Club.  He is a former Coaching Director for the Club, and a former Board member of Soccer Maine.  Mark was also voted to receive the first Great Person Award of Scarborough. 

Coach Coulston was the goalkeeper at Scarborough High School under Coach Dick Plummer where he helped his team win the school’s first ever Class A soccer championship in 1973.  In college he tended the net for Maine Maritime Academy where he was voted his team’s MVP his sophomore year and elected Captain his junior year. 

Mark resides in Scarborough with his wife, Theresa.  He has three grown children:  Justin, Jared and Jaymie.  Jaymie is a goalkeeper for the University of Maine Black Bear Women’s Soccer team.

Carl Holmquist
(National Class D License)

U-15 Boys

Carl hold a National USSF Class D license and played his varsity soccer at the University of Southern Maine.

He is from Gray Maine and has been involved in the local recreation programs coaching kids in soccer, baseball, basketball and cross-country skiing.  He presently serves as the president of the Gray Community Endowment and is a director in the Gray Parks and Recreation.  His soccer coaching background goes back to 1982-1984 at which he was a head counselor at the annual summer camps held at the University of Southern Maine. 

Most recently he has coached a U11 boys team for the past two years for the Patriot Soccer Club in the fall league.

Carl’s soccer highlights include scoring a hat trick is junior year in high school.  Playing for the first Olympic Development team that was organized in the state of Maine and competing in Long Island NY.  Playing four years as a varsity starter at USM and leading the team as a Co-Captain his Junior and Senior years.

 Carl received a B.A. in Business Administration from USM and presently works in financial services in Portland.  He lives with his wife, son and daughter in Gray.

 Carl’s philosophy in sports is to play with passion as he still does on the turf, ice and snow in the various sports he still plays.

John Skelton
(National Class A License)

Technical Advisor-All Teams