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With over 350 career wins, Stauffer ranks among the most successful active Division III coaches. His teams have earned multiple top national rankings, including back-to-back No. 1 rankings, and have dominated the MAC Freedom Conference with multiple championships. Under his guidance, 31 players have achieved NCAA All-American status, 61 have earned All-Region honors, and countless others have received all-conference and academic accolades.

In addition to his collegiate success, Stauffer serves as the Director of Coaching and U16-U19 Girls Lead Trainer at Back Mountain Rush, where he plays a pivotal role in developing elite youth talent. A highly respected educator of the game, he holds USC premier coaching diploma and serves as a regional staff coach, further cementing his influence in player and coach development at all levels.

Before taking the helm at Scranton, Loughnane spent seven seasons as the head coach at Misericordia University, where he led the Cougars to six MAC Freedom playoff appearances, two runner-up finishes, and three double-digit win seasons. His leadership developed 25 All-Conference players and seven USC All-Region selections, earning him MAC Freedom Coach of the Year honors in 2016. Beyond the collegiate level, he has also made his mark in the NPSL, serving as the Sporting Director and former Head Coach of the Electric City Shock, leading them to three postseason appearances.

In addition to his collegiate and semi-professional coaching experience, Loughnane plays a vital role in player development as the Training and Curriculum Director and U16-U19 Boys Lead Trainer. He holds an array of coaching certifications, including a USC National License, multiple USC Special Topics Diplomas, Goalkeeping Level 1 & 2 Diplomas, and a TOVO Methodology and Position Play Diploma. With a strong foundation in both player development and tactical innovation, Loughnane continues to shape the future of the game while pursuing his U.S. Soccer C License.

In addition to his collegiate coaching experience, Moore has worked extensively in elite youth soccer, coaching at the ECNL and ECRL levels, where he has helped develop top-tier talent and prepare players for the next level of competition.

Moore holds multiple USC/NSCAA coaching licenses, demonstrating his commitment to continued education and coaching excellence. As the U12-U15 Boys Lead Trainer at Back Mountain Rush, Moore plays a crucial role in shaping the technical, tactical, and overall development of young athletes in the program.

Cross transitioned into coaching with Keystone College, where she served as head coach for two seasons (2022-2023) after an earlier stint as an assistant. At Keystone, she was instrumental in recruiting, developing training sessions, and managing all aspects of team operations. Under her guidance, the Giants produced multiple all-conference selections, including the 2022 conference Rookie of the Year, and earned United Soccer Coaches All-Sportsmanship and All-Academic Team honors.

Currently, Cross leads the Back Mountain Torrent in United Women's Soccer (UWS) League 1 as head coach, a role she has held since April 2023. In her first season, she guided the team to the UWS League 2 Championship, coaching the league’s Offensive and Defensive Players of the Year while producing multiple All-League selections. In addition to her collegiate and semi-professional coaching roles, Cross is also a U8-U11 Girls Lead Trainer at Back Mountain Rush and works as a personal trainer at AthElite Performance Training.

As both a coach and former high-level player—including five seasons in the Women's Premier Soccer League (WPSL) with Hershey F.C., where she was named a WPSL All-Star—Cross brings a dynamic and experienced approach to player development. Holding a degree in Athletic Training from Messiah University, she continues to shape the next generation of athletes with her expertise in both performance training and tactical development.

Jamison briefly stepped away from Misericordia in 2022 to serve as an assistant coach and recruiting coordinator at Washington University in St. Louis, where she played a key role in the team’s NCAA Elite 8 appearance. Under her guidance, WashU produced one All-American, two All-Region selections, and four All-Conference selections during her time with the program.

In addition to her collegiate coaching success, Jamison is an integral part of the Back Mountain soccer community, currently serving as the Back Mountain Torrent Director and U12-U15 Girls Lead Trainer for Back Mountain Rush. She was also the head coach of the Back Mountain Torrent in UWS League 1 in 2023, where she led the team to a Mid-Atlantic Conference Championship and earned Coach of the Year honors.

As a player, Jamison had a decorated career at West Chester University, where she was a three-year letter-winner after transferring from Division I Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU). She helped lead West Chester to three consecutive NCAA Tournament appearances, including two Sweet 16 berths and an Elite 8 appearance, while serving as a team captain in her senior year.

Holding both a bachelor’s degree in exercise science and an MBA, Jamison combines her expertise in athletic performance, leadership, and player development to elevate every program she works with.