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COACH KAB
This page celebrates the last 25 years working at every level in soccer for Coach Kab Hakim.
Coaching Career:
2009-present: Annandale Boys & Girls Club Celtic, Annandale, Virginia
Head Coach, U16-U17 Boys
Nation's Capital Soccer League (NCSL)
Oldest club in NCSL with 2300 players
Formerly with Gunston Team America Premier
• Inaugural USYSA President's Cup VA State Runners Up
• 2x VA State ODP Players
• Record (W-L-T): 14-23-3
U16 GSC TAP Celtic, Alexandria, Virginia, 2009
2006-present: Annandale Boys & Girls Club Samba, Annandale, Virginia
Head Coach, U9-U12 Girls
Washington Area Girls Soccer League (WAGS)
Washington Area Regional Futsal League (WARFL)
Magic Boys Futsal League
Oldest club in WAGS with 2300 players
Formerly with Alexandria Soccer Association and Gunston Team America Premier
Two team program for 2 years consolidated to single competitive team thru dribbling philosophy to develop individual skill
• 3x US Futsal (USFF) National Championship Finals
• 1x US Futsal (USFF) National Championship Final Four
• 3x US Futsal (USFF) Region 1 Finals
• 2x US Futsal (USFF) Region 1 MVPs
• 1x WARFL Dulles Futsal Tournament Champion
• 2x WARFL Virginia State Champion
• 2x WARFL Virginia State Runner Up
• 1x WAGS Division W League Champion
• 1x Bethesda Tournament Champion
• 1x CASL Raleigh Shootout Tournament Runner Up
• 1x OBGC Capital Cup Tournament Runner Up
• 1x Virginian Tournament Runner Up
• 1x Virginian Tournament Final Four
• 1x WAGS Fair Play award
• 4x Players in VYSA ODP Northern District Pool
• Players reaching 100 juggles aged 9
• Players reaching 200 juggles aged 10
• Player reaching 1000 juggles aged 11
• Players reaching 32 juggle tricks aged 11
• Players reaching 42 dribble moves aged 8
• Youngest ever team to appear at USFF U10 National Championships aged 8
• Youngest girls division in MLS Futbolito aged 9
• Youngest girls division in Ocean City Beach 5v5 Soccer aged 9
• Youngest participants in George Washington University U13 Classic aged 10
• Youngest participants in VA ODP Academy program aged 10
• Youngest participants at Billy Wingrove Freestyle Clinic at NSCAA Convention aged 10
• Players meet Marta in her first visit to Washington DC in Freedom v Sol match aged 11
• Record: 64-49-16 (A team)
• Record: 12-59-6 (B team until U10)
2008: Edmund Burke School, Washington, DC
Assistant Coach, MS Boys
Potomac Valley Athletic Conference (PVAC)
Private school of over 300 students grades 6-12
• 1x PVAC League Runner Up
• 1x PVAC Tournament Runner Up
• 1x US Club Soccer National ID Camp player
• First PVAC Championship Final in 16 years
• 1x Coach's Appreciation award
• Record (W-L-T): 9-2-1
2007-2008: Alexandria Soccer Association Atletico, Alexandria, Virginia
Head Coach, U9 Boys
Nation’s Capital Soccer League (NCSL)
Medium sized club of over 1300 players for boys and girls aged 5 to 18
Two team program based exclusively on dribbling to develop individual skill
• Player reaching 700 juggles aged 9
• Player reaching 4000 juggles aged 10
• Player reaching 32 juggle tricks aged 10
• Players reaching 42 dribble moves aged 8
• Player chosen as mascot for English Premier League match Wigan vs Man City aged 9
• Player provides juggling show at half-time of Blackburn U17s vs Real Madrid U17s aged 10
• Player trains with ABGC Celtic U17s aged 10
• Player attending Liverpool FC Academy aged 10
• Record: 12-45-6 (A and B teams)
U10 ALEX Atletico, Alexandria, Virginia, 2009
U10 Star Pupil Oliver with Premier League stars Titus Bramble and Marcus Bent
2006-2007: Independence, Arlington, Virginia
Head Coach, Women
Arlington Women’s Soccer League (AWSL)
• 4x W-League players
• Record: 8-6-3
2006-2007: Bowie Soccer United Dragons, Bowie, Maryland
Head Coach, U15 Boys
Nation’s Capital Soccer League (NCSL)
Small sized club for boys and girls
• 1x Williamsburg 6v6 Tournament Champion
• 1x Loyola College 7v7 Tournament Champion
• 1x Olney Capital Cup Final Four
• 2x MD State ODP players
• Record: 10-16-8
U15 BSU Dragons, Stafford, Virginia, 2006
BSU Dragons Williamsburg, Virginia 6v6 Champions, 2006
2006: DC United Camps, Fredericksburg, Virginia
Head Coach, U10-U14 Boys and Girls
Day camp for travel and recreation youth
2004-2005: Northern Virginia Majestics, Woodbridge, Virginia
Director of Club Development
Head Coach, U19 and U17 Girls
Assistant Coach, Women
United Soccer Leagues (USL)
W-League and Super Y League club of 400 female players, ages 6 thru over 40
• 1x USL Super Y National Championship
• 2x USL Super Y National Championship Final Four
• 6x USL Super Y National ODP players
• 18x VA & MD State ODP players
• First USL National Championship for club in 5 years
• First USL club to play 2x 14 year olds in W-League
• Youngest team in W-League filled with teenagers
• Youngest team to win USL U19 National Championship with 4x 15 year old players
• Club featured in Potomac News, ESPN Soccernet, Potomac Soccerwire & Top Drawer Soccer
• Record: 38-13-9
College Placement:
- Lauren Pelkey Laramie County CC
- Lindsey Bell VCCS
- Markysha Boyce Charleston Southern
- Danila Cariello James Madison
- Andrea Williams Western Carolina
- Elia Lake Liberty
- Kristen Perez Wofford
- April Sinkler Clemson
- Shaina Duecaster William & Mary
- Susan Din UVA
- Brittany Revels Christopher Newport
- Melissa Cary Longwood
- Caly Cassady Winthrop
- Valerie Dietrich NC Wesleyan
- Julie Evans VA Tech
- Krista Frye VCCS
- Anabel Jimenez American
- Jordan Ross Miami
- Colleen Killiany George Mason
- Ashley Welsh VCCS
- Kristen Bell Carnegie Melon
- Gina Om VCU
- Jennifer Om Princeton
- Kaitlin Killoy Virginia Weslyan
- Jamie Baker VCCS
- Amy Mayernik VCCS
- Rebecca Zimmerman VCU
- Anna Barrett Dartmouth
- Genevieve Citrin Tufts
- Stephanie Schroeder Longwood
U19 Majestics, National Champions, New Jersey, 2005
Coach Kab Hakim with USL National Championship Trophy, New Jersey, 2005
Coach Kab arranges Chelsea FC camp for Northern Virginia Majestics, 2005
Chelsea camp story continued in Potomac News paper, 2005
2004-2005: Northern Virginia Royals, Woodbridge, Virginia
Director of Club Development
Head Coach, U23 Men
United Soccer Leagues (USL) and United States Amateur Soccer Association (USASA)
Professional Development League (PDL) club of 400 male players, ages 6 thru 23
• 2x USASA U23 Regionals
• 1x USASA U23 Region 1 Final Four
• 2x Major League Soccer players
• 11x USL pro players
• 18x State VA & MD ODP players
• First appearance for club in PDL
• First USL club to be recognized by the English FA & the England National Team
• First USL club to establish link with Chelsea Football Club
• Club featured in Potomac News
• Team televised by Delco Sports
• Record: 10-6-3
College Placement:
1. Andrew Keszler Georgetown
2. Derek Biss GWU
3. Michael Banner SIU Edwardsville
4. Brian Botchway Howard
5. Danny Butler Ivy Tech
6. Andy Gretton Maryland
7. Michael Caro Christopher Newport
8. Famara Cham Howard
9. Sennai Cham Howard
10. Dave Russell Howard
11. Lamar Hyde Howard
12. Jerome Hyde Howard
13. Alex Ughiovhe Howard
14. Jason Gross Howard
15. Keith Tucker Howard
16. Arlen Garrett Howard
17. Jared Gross UDC
18. Dave Mitchell Howard
19. Nadir Wade Howard
20. Nasir Wade Howard
21. Jelani Scott Howard
22. Hugh Harvey Howard
23. Jay Shaw Howard
24. Maamen Cook Norfolk State
25. Kevin Young Howard
26. Dwayne Roseway Essex CC
27. Tony Ogbuawa VCU
28. Ed Hayden Monmouth
29. Steven Tupy NC Wesleyan
30. Saheter Cook University of Louisville
31. Kubasa Cook Shepherd
32. Gary Malebranche George Mason
33. Taj Alvrachanga Howard
34. Asa Davis Howard
35. Larry Mark Rutgers
36. Yusuf Harden Mary Washington
37. Biko Kujifi Maryland
38. Emile Innocent Howard
39. Haribo Kamara Howard
40. Chris Serrano Howard
41. PJ Lynch College of Charleston
42. Cornelius Bray Howard
U23 Royals, Giants Stadium, New York, 2005
Royals player Jerome Hyde meets Michael Owen of England, 2005
1989-2004: Howard University, Washington, DC
Director of Soccer
Head Coach, Men and Women (NIRSA)
Assistant Coach, Men and Women (NCAA)
National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA Division 1) and
National Intramural-Recreational Sports Association (NIRSA)
Major university of 13,000 students for men and women
• 1x NIRSA Men’s National Championship Final Four
• 2x NCAA D1 Men's Tournament appearances
• 2x NCAA D1 Men's Mid-Continent Conference (MCC) Champions
• 2x NCAA D1 Men's Ted Chambers Cup Champions
• 3x Outstanding Service awards
• 1x Special Olympics Appreciation award
• First African American Women’s college team in America
• First Women's program win over NCAA opposition
• First Special Olympics in DC
• First college team to be broadcast on DC Cable TV, WHBC Radio, and featured in Community News
• Established sports program for over 200 international students
• Youngest Men's team at NIRSA National Championships with 7x Freshmen
• All Freshmen players made Varsity Men's team in Sophomore year
• Countless pro players in MLS, USL, A-League, MISL, England, Jamaica, Bermuda, Holland, Sweden, Canada, Austria and many national team players
• Youngest collegiate head coach aged 22
• Record: 119-60-20
HU Women's Soccer Team, First African American Collegiate Women's Soccer Program in America, Washington, DC, 1989
Story of HU Women's Soccer in Howard University Yearbook, 1990
HU vs Georgetown at Greene Stadium, Washington, DC, 1989
Howard University Men's Soccer Club, NIRSA National Championship Final Four, Austin, Texas, 2000
2002-2004: Prince William Soccer Inc. Eclipse, Woodbridge, Virginia
Head Coach, U16-U19 Girls
Washington Area Girls Soccer League (WAGS) and United States Youth Soccer (USYS) Region 1 League
• 1x USYS Region 1 Cup Final Four
• 1x USYS Region 1 League Champions
• 2x USYS Virginia State Cup Finalists
• 2x WAGS Division 1 Champions
• 2x Tournament Championships (WAGS, Raleigh)
• 1x Disney Showcase Final Four
• 1x Jefferson Cup Final Four
• 3x WAGS Fair Play awards
• 4x National ODP players
• 2x Region 1 ODP players
• 15x VA & MD State ODP players
• First USYS Region 1 League Championship in history
• Ranked #6 in the Nation
• Major victories against NCAA D1, D2 and D3 college programs
• Undefeated at Raleigh Showcase and Bethesda Tournament
• Youngest team in Surf Cup U19 Super Group with 5x players aged 15
• Team featured in Potomac News, VYSA Touchline and Top Drawer Soccer
• Record: 40-21-16
College Placement:
- Tara Oleartchick Radford
- Kari McCullogh East Carolina
- Danielle Fortney James Madison
- Emily Niman VCU
- Karla Hutton NC State
- Lindsey Diluzio Christopher Newport
- Jordan Parsels VA Tech
- Angel Ughiovhe Howard
- Ahkita Madyun Albany
- Kayce Blandford Villanova
- Lindsay Curtin Miami
- Mallory Doyle Boston University
- Jill Porto University of Alabama-Birmingham
- Mandee Judd Liberty
- Becca Mumley Marshall
- Lisa DuCote West Virginia
- Zoe Bouchelle Penn State
- Meghan Brower James Madison
- Kim Bonilla West Virginia
- Bridgit Cooley VCU
- Dara Elk Dayton
- Uju Ogbuawa Albany
- Allie Wilkerson NC State
- Nancy Haskell Davidson
- Brittany Ransom Old Dominion
Eclipse representing Virginia at USYS Regionals in Buffalo, New York, 2002
U18 PWSI Eclipse, WAGS Tournament Champions at MD Soccerplex, Maryland, 2004
Eclipse Reunion, Woodbridge, Virginia, 2006
2002-2004: Soccer Association of Columbia Arsenal, Columbia, Maryland
Head Coach, U15-U19 Girls
USYS Region 1 League and WAGS League
• 1x WAGS Division 3 Champions
• 6x MD State ODP players
• First participants to play in USYS Region 1 Colonial League
• Youngest team to play NCAA D1 college team aged 14
• Created regional schedule against college club teams
• Record: 19-16-8
U15 Columbia Arsenal, Bull Run, Virginia, 2002
College Placement:
- Sarah Kitchin Tennessee
- Megan Branthover Clemson
- Katie Burdekin Maryland
- Lauren Carrier St Marys
- Sarah Grady St Marys
- Yasmine Pezeshkpour Towson
- Rosie Goldberg Towson
- Erin Diehl Boston College
- Meaghan George Delaware
- Lauryn Goode Tulane
- Addie Hobart Elon
- Janelle Lee Delaware State
- Lauren Wilson South Carolina State
- Ashley Myrick Morgan State
- Katrina Vorce James Madison
- Megan Leon Maryland
- Maggie Snyder Florida
- Star Tazwell South Carolina State
- Lauren Tutko Howard CC
- Emily Waters Howard CC
- Nikki Wilner Vermont
- Justine Taweel Maryland
- Aletheia Fadness Winthrop
1994-2001: Soccer On The Hill Club Roadrunners & Independence, Washington, DC
Head Coach, U13-U20 Girls
WAGS League and USASA
Fairfax Sportsplex Indoor League
Extremely small club of just one travel team
• 1x WAGS Division 1 Champions
• 1x USASA U20 Regional Champions
• 1x USYS Virginia State Cup Final Four
• 4x Tournament Championships (2x Atlantic, Bethesda, Eurosport)
• 4x Indoor League Championships (Fairfax)
• 1x Holland Cup Quarter Finalists
• 9x WAGS Fair Play awards
• 8x VA State ODP players
• First players to participate in DC ODP program
• First appearance in VA State Cup Final Four by a DC girls team in a decade
• First ever travel team in the club
• First DC team to play in Holland Cup, 3rd largest youth tournament in the world
• First East Coast team to participate in UCSB Santa Barbara Cup and San Luis Obispo Cup
• Youngest girls team at Holland Cup aged 12
• Youngest players to play NCAA D1 college team aged 14
• Team rose from WAGS D4 to D1 Championship
• Team endorsed by US President Bill Clinton as sporting ambassadors in Holland
• Team led Olympics style opening ceremony at Holland Cup with USA sign
• Team featured in Hill Rag (Capitol Hill) and Santa Barbara News
• Team received Fair Play awards from Amsterdam, Estonia, Sweden and Tontine Middlesbrough
• Team endorsed by Dwight Hamby of Adidas
• Record: 82-58-22
College Placement:
- Jo Snapp UVA
- Maureen Collins Kenyon College
- Jennifer Trowbridge Haverford College
- Leslie Shages Bates
- Jocelyn Harris Davidson
- Jamie Holmer Emory
- Julia Kent Emory
- Caitlin Corcoran James Madison
- Ilona Kelly Colorado
- Mollie Soloway Colgate
- Alana Stamas Northwestern
- Maya Davis UVA
- Sarah Hodgkins William & Mary
- Sarah Price Emory
- Alia Antonucci Alter Davidson
- Sakira Cook Howard
- Jennifer Chang Bucknell
- Larissa Johnson VA Tech
- Becky Purdy Mount Olive College
- Marinda Harrell Washington and Lee
- Jennie Brown Rollins
- Alicia Hopkins Trinity
- Lara Pukatch Vanderbilt
- Katie Reilly Williams
- Maria Brown Shepherd
- Caroline Crenshaw Harvard
- Sarah Gitenstein Kenyon
- Amy Margolies Macalester
U13 Soccer On The Hill Capitol Roadrunners, Washington, DC, 1994
President Bill Clinton endorsing Roadrunners Holland Cup tour, 1995
U13 Roadrunners representing USA at Holland Cup as the youngest team at the event, Amsterdam, 1995
Hill Rag paper report on Roadrunners Holland Cup Tour, 1995
U15 SOTH Independence, Ft McNair, Washington, DC, 1996
U16 SOTH Independence, Virginia Beach, 1997
U17 SOTH Independence featured in Santa Barbara newspaper on unprecedented California tour, 1998
U17 SOTH Independence, Santa Barbara Cup, California, 1998
U20 Independence, USASA Regional Champions, 2000
Independence Reunion, Washington, DC, 2005
1991-2001: Washington Youth Soccer Association, Washington, DC
Academy Director, U5-U18 Boys and Girls
Served first association for over 500 minority players, boys and girls
• 4x Tournament Championships (2x Snickers, DC City, Italian Super Cup)
• 3x National Team players for Bermuda, Jamaica and Haiti
• 1x National ODP player
• 2x Region 1 ODP players
• 19x VA & MD State ODP players
• 2x MLS pro players
• 10x USL pro players
• 19x PDL players
• 2x players on trial at Dutch pro club NEC Nijmegen
• 1x W-League player
• First inner city youth academy in America
• First academy to have 100% graduation to college soccer scholarships
• First American team to defeat English Premier League academy in the UK (Chelsea FC)
• First inner city program to tour Europe and play top academies of West Ham United, Liverpool, Chelsea, Ajax, Brixton and De Treffers Groesbeek
• Program recognized by National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA)
• Program featured on TV documentary, Futbol Mundial, in 144 countries & Fox Soccer Channel
• Program featured on SKY Sports UK, De Gelderlander Holland, 4-4-2 Magazine and RAI TV
• Program endorsed by DC Mayor's Office, Mayor of Lambeth, London, US Soccer Foundation, DC Sports Commission, Fulham FC and DC United
• Program received Fair Play awards from KNVB Holland and Brixton Summer League
• Program participates in historic commemoration match to twin wards in Washington DC and London
U5-U10 WYSA Academy, Nation's First Year Round Inner City program, Takoma, Washington, DC, 1993
U10 WYSA, City Champions, Washington, DC, 1993
WYSA & Independence, Washington, DC, 1997
U18 WYSA Academy on unprecedented European professional club tour, Ajax Academy, Amsterdam, 2001
Letter from Ajax confirming European Tour match with WYSA, 2001
Letter of endorsement from DC Mayor's Office for twinning between Ward 1 and Brixton, London commemorated by WYSA's soccer match with Brixton All-Stars, 2001
Signature of endorsement from London Mayor's Office for twinning proposal initiated by WYSA, 2001
Letter of endorsement from Fulham Football Club and Lambeth Borough for match between WYSA and Brixton All Stars and the subsequent historic relationship, 2001
Coach Kab with London Mayor Claudette Hewitt, Dr. Colin King and Wallace Hermitt (bottom picture), 2001
Letter from Futbol Mundial confirming their documentary feature on WYSA, 2001
Liverpool FC Academy Director, Steve Heighway, confirms match between WYSA and Liverpool, 2001
Liverpool FC's website reports Coach Kab's return to England with WYSA's historic European Tour, 2001
Liverpool FC reports on match between WYSA U18s and Liverpool U17s, 2001
SKY Sports covers story of WYSA's historic and unprecedented European Tour, 2001
SKY Sports reports WYSA European Tour results, 2001
Louis Van Gaal, Head Coach, Holland signs gift card to WYSA for Dutch tour, 2001
NSCAA Soccer Journal distributed to over 17,000 coaches across America, 2002
The story of WYSA and the 2001 European Tour featured in the above Soccer Journal, 2002
Gelderlander regional Dutch newspaper report of WYSA players invited to professional tryout at NEC Nijmegen as a result of the 2001 Tour, 2002
1996-2000: Olympic Development Program, Mid Atlantic Region
Coach, U14-U19 Girls and U12 Boys
National youth team identification system for over 2000 boys and girls
• 1x USYS Region 1 Final Runners Up
1996-2000: The Maret School, Washington, DC
Head Coach, Varsity Girls and Middle School Boys and Girls
Independent School League (ISL)
Private school for over 600 students, grades K-12
• 1x ISL A Division Champions
• 2x Washington High School Indoor Classic Champions
• 6x VA & MD State ODP players
• 4x ISL All-League players
• 1x Washington Post All-Met Honourable Mention
• 4x Coach's Appreciation awards
• First ISL title for school in 13 years
• First win in ISL for girls soccer in 4 years
• Record: 34-33-9
College Placement:
- Chloe Beizer Yale
- Greta Bradlee Amherst
- Julia Whittle Skidmore
- Miriam Fishman Yale
- Jo Jo Michaels Middlebury
- Emily Rosenbaum Kenyon
- Gretchen Randolph Georgetown
- Rinad Beidas Temple
- Abby Bonder University of Wisconsin-Madison
- Cassie Meltzer University of Rochester
- Laura Franek Carnegie Mellon
- Ann Jackson Maryland
- Thea Stanford Middlebury
- Elizabeth Osius Carnegie Mellon
- Heather Gelfand Washington University
- Eliza Meltzer Princeton
- Leslie Kaliner Vanderbilt
- Lisa Miller NYU
- Amanda Holland UVA
Maret Girls Varsity Team Spirit, 1998
Maret Girls Varsity visits DC United, Herndon, Virginia, 1999
Head Coach Kab Hakim and Assistant Laini Bettancourt at Georgetown Visitation, 1998
Maret Girls Varsity Team, Washington, DC, 1999
Maret, ISL Champions for the first time in 13 years, 1999
1996-2000: Alexandria Soccer Association, Alexandria, Virginia
Technical Director, U5-U19 Boys and Girls
Association of over 1000 boys and girls
• First year round goalkeeper academy in Northern Virginia
• Weekly skill clinics for over 300 players
1998-2000: Bethesda Soccer Club Liverpool, Bethesda, Maryland
Head Coach, U15-U17 Girls
WAGS League
• 1x WAGS Division 1 Champions
• 1x Atlantic Virginia Beach Tournament Runner Up
• 1x WAGS Tournament Final Four
• 1x FPYC Tournament Final Four
• 1x National ODP player
• 2x Region 1 ODP players
• 10x MD & VA State ODP players
• Ranked Top 50 in the Nation
• Coach's Appreciation Stepping Stone Foundation at Maryland Socceplex
• Record: 44-26-10
College Placement:
- Andrea Fishman Haverford
- Kestaganer Johnson Howard
- Jordan Osher Maryland
- Amanda McGlaughlin Greensboro College
- Melissa Penney East Carolina
- Danielle Malagari Maryland
- Alex Citrin Middlebury
- Brittany Brumby Frostburg
- Amanda Holland UVA
- Anu Rajasingham Cornell
- Trista Choksi Yale
- Kaitlin Swagart UVA
- Sophie Schlosser Emory
- Samantha Schongalla Oberlin
U15 Bethesda Liverpool, Maryland, 1998
BETH Liverpool lay stepping stone at Maryland Soccerplex in honor of Coach Kab, 1999
BETH Liverpool stepping stone foundation for Coach Kab at Maryland Soccerplex in Germantown, MD
Correspondence between Liverpool FC and Coach Kab for latest training methods, 1999
1998: DC Stoddert Soccer Club Rockets, Washington, DC
Assistant Coach, U17 Girls
WAGS League
• 1x WAGS Division 3 Champions
• Record: 7-1-1
1996-1997: Alexandria Soccer Association Nomads, Alexandria, Virginia
Head Coach, U11-U12 Boys
Nation’s Capital Soccer League (NCSL)
• 1x Tournament Championship (Stafford)
• Record: 8-8-6
U11 ALEX Nomads, Four Mile Run, Alexandria, Virginia, 1996
1995-1996: DC All-Star Team, Washington, DC
Technical Director, U14-U15 Girls
Olympic Development Program
• First ODP program in DC
• Program featured in Washington Times
U14 DC All Star ODP Team, Howard University, 1995
U15 DC All Star ODP Team, Bethesda, Maryland, 1996
1996: DC United, Washington, DC
Goalkeeper Coach, Men’s Professional
Major League Soccer (MLS)
• 1x MLS National Champions in inaugural year
• First pro league in America in 16 years
• Record: 17-16
Coach Kab working with DC United at RFK Stadium, 1996
1996: Vienna Youth Soccer Club Vibration, Vienna, Virginia
Assistant Coach, U15 Girls
WAGS League
• 1x WAGS Division 3 Champions
• Record: 9-0
1995: Reston Soccer Club Magic, Reston, Virginia
Assistant Coach, U14 Girls
WAGS League
• 1x WAGS Division 3 Champions
• Record: 8-0-1
1994: TC Williams High School, Alexandria, Virginia
Assistant Coach, Boys Varsity and Junior Varsity
Virginia High School Soccer League/Patriot League
• 1x VA High School Player of the Year
• Record: 9-7-4
1992: DC Special Olympics, Washington, DC
Coordinator, U12-U19 Boys and Girls
Olympics soccer & sport for the mentally and physically challenged
• 1x Coach's Appreciation award
• First Special Olympics program in DC
Special Olympics Certificate of Appreciation to Coach Kab, 1992
1991: DC Stoddert Soccer Club Lightning, Washington, DC
Assistant Coach, U13 Boys
Nation’s Capital Soccer League (NCSL)
• 1x NCSL Division 3 Champions
• Record: 9-0
1987-1988: Quick Nijmegen Voetbal Club, Nijmegen, Holland
Assistant Coach, U15 Boys
Gelderland League
• 1x Gelderland Regional Champions
• Record: 21-5-5
Coach Kab and Quick Nijmegen Men's Coaches preparing for a summer game of cricket, Nijmegen, Holland, 1987
1986: TSB Nijmegen Voetbal Club, Nijmegen, Holland
Player, Men
Nijmegen Amateur Men’s League
1984: Birmingham Municipal Officials/Moor Green, Birmingham, UK
Player (YTS), Men's Part-Time Pro
Southern League
FA Cup 1st Round
1983: West Midlands Police Youth Training Scheme, Birmingham, UK
Camp Coach
City area youth camp for 50 boys, ages 8-12
• First coaching job aged 16
West Midlands Police Training Certificate for Coach Kab, 1983
Coach Kab's first National Coaching License, 1995
Some of Coach Kab's Awards and Trophies of which he was won over 50 titles in his career
Some of the many medals Coach Kab has won during his career
Administration and Media:
2006: Black Minority Ethnic Coaches Organization (BME UK), London, UK
Consultant
Served first minority coaches organization in England with global strategic plan.
Coach Kab gives BME a presentation on minority soccer development in the US, 2006
2006: English Football Association (FA), London, UK
Consultant
Served national governing body with strategic plan for minority coaching development.
2006: Howard University Sports, Washington, DC
Online Sports Journalist
Provided featured article on Shaka Hislop, Howard's most famous sports alum, for World Cup 2006 piece on Bison Sports site.
http://www.howard-bison.com/sports/msoc/2005/news/Former_Howard_Standout_To_Compete_in_World_Cup
2002: NSCAA Soccer Journal, Kansas, Missouri
Featured Writer
Provided national publication with model for inner city youth development.
1996-1997: DC United, Washington, DC
Press Officer
Served communications department of Major League Soccer franchise.
The first DC United media guide helped put together by Coach Kab, 1996
One of the first FREEKICK magazines which Coach Kab co-wrote analysis for MLS fans and guests, 1996
1996: Olympics ’96, Washington, DC
Press Assistant
Assisted international media needs for Olympic soccer event at RFK Stadium.
Certificate of Appreciation for Coach Kab's work at Olympics 1996
Coach Kab's best seat in the house during Olympics Soccer event at RFK Stadium, 1996
1994-96: Caribbean Vision Television, Inc., Washington, DC
Sports Director
Created sports concept and programming for America's first satellite TV station broadcasting to a Caribbean market.
1992-1995: US Cup, ABC-TV Sports, Washington, DC & Boston, Massachusetts
Game Operations
Served media production needs for coverage of international soccer games at various venues.
1994: World Cup 1994, Washington, DC
Press Assistant
Assisted international media and dignitaries at World Cup event at RFK Stadium.
Certificate of Appreciation for Coach Kab's work at World Cup 1994
Coach Kab & British MP Roy Hattersley, World Cup, 1994
1992-1994: Soccer '93, Home Team Sports, Bethesda, Maryland
Producer
Produced English Premier League segment for first nationally syndicated live TV soccer show in America.
1993: Shellie Productions, Channel 28, Washington, DC
Sports TV Announcer
Provided match analysis for first cable TV production of DC High School Soccer Championships.
1992: Broadcast Factory, Channel 42, Washington, DC
Sports TV Announcer
Provided play-by-play match commentary for first cable TV production of NCAA men's college soccer.
1991-1992: George Michael's Sports Machine, NBC-TV Sports, Washington, DC
Production Assistant
Assisted with sports highlights for nightly sports news show syndicated live across the nation.
1991-1992: Community News, Washington, DC
Sports Journalist
Provided first weekly coverage of soccer for community newspaper.
One of Coach Kab's articles on Howard University Men's Varsity Soccer season, 1991
1989-1991: WHBC Jam 830AM, Washington, DC
Radio Producer
Provided weekly soccer news on college radio station.
Celebrity Status
The soccer celebs Coach Kab has met and known down the years.
Cafu, Brazil, 1993
Dunga, Brazil, 1993
Andy Roxburgh, UEFA Technical Director, 1994
Eric Cantona, Manchester United and France 1994
World Cup Office, 1994
Pele, Brazil, 1995
Alexi Lalas, US National Team, 1996
Kasey Keller, US National Team, 1996
Bora Milutinovic & Olympic Staff, RFK Stadium, Washington, DC, 1996
Ronaldinho, Barcelona and Brazil, 2004
FA Cup, 2004
Steve Clarke, Jose Mourinho's Assistant Coach, Chelsea FC, 2001
Arnold Muhren, Ajax and Holland, 2001
Wim Kwakman, Ajax, 2001
John Barnes, Liverpool FC and England, 2003
Frank Rijkaard, Head Coach, Barcelona, 2004
Coach Kab invited to Stamford Bridge, Chelsea FC, 2005
David Beckham, England, 2005
Sven Goran Eriksson, Head Coach, England, 2005
Jermaine Jenas, England and Tottenham, 2005
Dutch Pro Coaches Marco Koolman, Jan Pruijn, Ernest Van Nispen, Holland, 2008
Billy Wingrove, World's Best Freestyler, 2008
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