Nike Soccer Camp at Albion College

During his tenure with Dartmouth, the team received the NSCAA Team Academic Award for eight consecutive seasons. Rainey also mentored numerous athletes to All-Ivy League and All-Region honors.

Prior to Dartmouth, Rainey was the head coach at the University of Iowa and Ball State University. In each of his head coaching positions, his teams achieved a winning percentage over .500. Rainey also spent time coaching Towson State, Cincinnati, UW-Parkside and Trenton State (now The College of New Jersey).

A 2013 graduate of Michigan State University, Dacey has been coaching with TKO Premier Soccer since 2015. He is the head coach for the 2004/05 girls team that were U19 State Cup Semifinalists, as well as the 2006 girls blue team that were U17 State Cup quarterfinalists.

Since 2022, Dacey has been an assistant coach with Kalamazoo FC in the USL W League. He assists with film breakdown, training sessions and overall team organization.

In the 2022 season, Molenaar led four Britons to All-MIAA honors, as the team knocked off Hope and Calvin in the same week.

He serves on the NCAA Regional Advisory Committee as a member for the Central Region and on the United Soccer Coaches Ranking Committee.

In six seasons leading the UW-Oshkosh program, Molenaar owned a .735 winning percentage with a 79-23-17 overall record. Two of his players gained a total of four NCAA Division III All-America awards, nine players were granted 13 all-North Region awards by the National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA), 16 players achieved 22 all-WIAC first team awards, and three were selected as the WIAC Scholar-Athlete of the Year.

Molenaar’s 2015 squad ranked among the top 25 Division III teams in goals-against average and shutout percentage.

In 2014, UW-Oshkosh went 14-5-2 overall and won its first outright WIAC title, going 3-0-1 during league play and registering two shutouts in the WIAC tournament. The Titans recorded 12 shutouts on the season, and goalkeeper Sam Gabrilska was selected the WIAC Defensive Player of the Year to highlight five Titans placed on the all-WIAC first team.

During the 2013 season, Molenaar led the Titans to a 15-2-4 record, including nine shutouts, and an appearance in the NCAA Division III tournament. Molenaar helped UW-Oshkosh win the major all-conference awards with Tony Starnes claiming WIAC Offensive Player of the Year honors and Karl Bock earning WIAC co-Defensive Player of the Year. It was the first time a Titan had won either WIAC award.

Molenaar's 2010 team compiled a 20-1-3 record, shared the WIAC title and reached the semifinal round of the NCAA Division III Championship. The Titans were undefeated through 23 matches, including tournament victories over Carroll University, North Park University (Ill.), Loras College (Iowa) and Calvin College. The Titans concluded the season with 18 shutouts and outscored their opponents by a 62-9 margin. Molenaar was named Coach of the Year for both the WIAC and the NCAA Division III North Region. Molenaar also helped seven Titans achieve All-WIAC first team honors and six earn all-region accolades.

Molenaar was UW-Oshkosh’s assistant coach from 2004-08. He also served as the coaching director for FC Green Bay since 2000. Originally from the Netherlands, Molenaar came to the United States as an exchange student in 1988. He played collegiate soccer at NCAA Division II California State University-Dominguez Hills from 1990-92.

Along with his certification from the Royal Dutch Soccer Association, Molenaar has an “A” license from the United States Soccer Federation and a premier license from the NSCAA. He has been a NCAA Regional Advisory Committee (RAC) member for the Central Region since 2020 and a United Soccer Coaches Ranking Committee member for Central Region since 2016. He earned a business administration degree from UW-Oshkosh in 2006.

Ihn came to Albion College from Southwestern Christian University (OK), where he was an assistant men's soccer/goalkeeper coach. Kyle was previously on staff at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay as a Goalkeeper coach in 2017.

After a four year career as the Goalkeeper at UW-Green Bay, Kyle played professionally in the USL Championship for Energy FC (OK) and Reno 1868 FC (NV), in addition to stints with the Des Moines Menace (IA), Lansing Ignite (MI) and Kokomo Mantis (IN).
He graduated from the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay (2017), double majoring in Business Administration and Psychology. Kyle possesses a United States Soccer Federation (USSF) D-License.

Kendrick is a former collegiate player herself and currently coaches for Cap City and Mason High School. She brings a wide variety of knowledge and experience both on and off the field. Owning Kendrick Sports Training, a sports training facility that focuses on developing and training athletes in many sports since 2019.

Kendrick also currently holds a United States Soccer Federation (USSF) C-License.