Dylan started his coaching career at 14 at summer youth soccer camps as a an assistant coach. He played competitive level soccer throughout his younger years before retiring due to an injury.

As he got older, Dylan discovered his interest in the managerial and tactical side of soccer, and spent many hours researching this to learn as much as he could. His goal is to empower his players with the foundational knowledge he wished he’d had during his own playing career by teaching them how to learn, improve, and operate effectively as a team. Dylan believes these principles of growth and collaboration will serve players far beyond soccer, equipping them with the tools they need to succeed in their academic, personal, and professional lives.