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Director Kevin
McCarthy
The 2008 season will mark Kevin's 15th season as the head
coach of the Columbia University women's soccer team. His
2006 team was the undefeated Ivy League Champion, and Kevin
was recognized by the National Soccer Coaches Association
of America and Soccer Buzz Magazine as one of the nations
top six coaches. Kevin was an All-Ivy League player on four
of Columbias
top ten nationally ranked teams in the 1980s and more recently
captained the New York Athletic Club team to the National
Finals of the Amateur Cup in 1998. Kevin earned his B.A. in
History and his Masters in American
Studies from Columbia.
Director Leo Chappel
In his first season as the head coach of the Columbia University men's soccer
team,
Leo Chappel improved the Lions record by three wins from 2005 while re-energizing
the performance level of the team. Prior to coming to Columbia, Leo was the top
assistant at UC Santa Barbara from 2000-2005, winning three Big West Championships,
four trips to the NCAA Tournament, a #1 NSCAA National Ranking and a runner-up
finish in the 2004 College Cup. He was a National Soccer
Coaches Association of America West Region Assistant Coach of the Year selection
during his tenure at UCSB as well. Prior to his stint at UCSB Leo was the top
assistant at Charlotte and Wake Forest. College Soccer News
has selected Chappel among the top 10 assistant coaches in the nation seven times
in his career. Leo received his Bachelor of Arts in Physical Education from Ohio
Wesleyan University in 1991.
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Ken
Torrey
Dr. Ken Torrey, Chair of the Physical Education Department, has been at Columbia
University for the past 34 years. He received his B.A. and M.A. in Physical Education
from Cortland State College and earned his doctorate from Columbia University
Teachers College in Exercise Physiology. In addition to his outstanding academic
and administrative background, Ken has a long history of athletic and coaching
experience. After an All-American baseball career at Cortland, he was the coach
of the Columbia University squash team for 14 years. He was also the co-director
of the Clarkstown Sports Club Intramural Soccer Program from 1983 to 1988 (a
program
that included over 600 children a season). In addition, Dr. Torrey is
an instructor in CPR and is certified in first aid.
Kate
Galante
Kate Galante rejoined the Columbia
University women's soccer team
in 2007 as an assistant coach
under her former head coach.
During her
playing career at Columbia, Galante
started matches as both a goalkeeper
and a midfielder the only
player to do so in the history
of the program. Galante
has been a member of the Region
I Olympic Development Staff for
three years
and
recently trained and coached
a nationally-ranked under-16
girls team from New Jersey, the
Montclair Aristocats. A 2005
Columbia College graduate
with a B.A. in Sociology, Galante
is currently pursuing a Physical
Education degree at Teachers College.
Tommy McMenemy
A standout student-athlete for four years, Tommy McMenemy
returned to
Columbia in 2006 as a volunteer assistant under head coach
Leo Chappel. McMenemy was Columbia's most recent NSCAA/Adidas
All American, earning the honor as a senior in 2003. Twice
an All-Region selection, McMenemy earned All-Ivy League honors
three times from 2000-03, including consecutive unanimous
first team All-Ivy nods in 2002 and 2003. A three-time Academic
All-Ivy League selection, McMenemy has worked at the NYC
Soccer Academy
since his first year as a student at Columbia.
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