Director - Big Kick Soccer & Game Face Management, LLC Programs

GAMEFACE and Big Kick Soccer Camp Director Mike Moyer has been around the Berks County Soccer Scene for a long time.  Since his days as a first team all-county player at Fleetwood High School, to his first high school coaching job at Wilson High School in 1985, he has been a leader in developing players at all age levels. 

Moyer has amassed a (305-103-15) record during his 17 years as a head high school coach on the boys side.  He also led the Wilson High School Girls' team to a 77-5-1 mark over three seasons, and was recently inducted into the Berks County Girls Soccer Hall of Fame.  He was inducted into the Wilson HS Sports Hall of Fame in 2004.

Mike has coached players at every age level, including the Reading Rage Professional team, where in his second season,  he led the Rage to the only division championship in team history.   

Moyer is currently the Co-Owner and Director of Coaching for the FC Revolution, in Reading, PA.

Soccer Coaching:                          

● Fleetwood High Boys (4 seasons)
• Wilson High School Boys (11 Seasons)
• Wilson High School Girls (3 Seasons)
• Exeter High School Boys (2 Seasons)

• 9 Berks County Championships
• 4 District III Championships
• 3 PIAA State Championship Appearances (1992 Champs)

Former USL D3 Pro League Head Coach -1996 & 1997- READING RAGE
1997 Mid-Atlantic Division Champions
2 Year Asst. Coach - Philadelphia Freedom - USL
1993 PA HS Coach of the Year
USSF "A" License - 1987
2 Time United States Olympic Festival Coach
EPYSA Staff Coach

16 Year Physical Education Teacher
Former FC DELCO U-19 Head Coach
Former EPYSA ODP Head Coach

Camp Administrator - Girls Dorm Director

Head Men's Coach - West Virginia University

2006 NSCAA Division One College Coach of the Year

Marlon LeBlanc, the 2006 Soccer America National Coach of the Year, enters his second season as the head coach of the West Virginia men’s soccer program looking to continue the success his team enjoyed a year ago.

LeBlanc took over at the helm of the West Virginia on the opening day of preseason camp in 2006 and helped the program reach new heights.

The Mountaineers posted a 15-3-3 record in 2006 with a perfect 9-0-1 record in BIG EAST play, marking the first time a team in the conference went undefeated playing at least a 10-game schedule.

For his efforts LeBlanc and his assistants were named the 2006 BIG EAST coaching staff of the year and NSCAA/adidas Division I Northeast region coach of the year. Under his tutelage WVU spent eight weeks ranked in the top 10 in ’06 and five in the top 5, ranking as high as third.

Also in 2006, LeBlanc help guide senior Nick Noble and Jarrod Smith to All-America selections marking the first time since 1981 in program history.

LeBlanc came to WVU from the Penn State where he played beginning in 1994, before serving as the first assistant from 2001-05. His duties included serving as the recruiting coordinator, assistant director and coordinator for Penn State soccer camps, video analysis and coordination of game day operations and community outreach.

While coaching for Penn State he helped the team to NCAA tournament bids in four out of the last five seasons including round of 16 appearances in 2001 and 2005 and a round of eight appearance in 2002. LeBlanc also guided PSU to Big 10 championships in 2002 and 2005. Penn State ended the 2005 season ranked No. 10 by the National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA).

In all, LeBlanc helped lead the Penn State to a 62-34-12 record. That includes seven games in 2002 in which he filled in for head coach Barry Gorman to post a 4-3 record in the midst of a Big Ten championship run.

LeBlanc is considered to be among the nation's top collegiate assistants and talented recruiters, earning a nomination for the 2002 AFLAC Assistant Coach of the Year.

In 2004, LeBlanc recruited the 2004 Big Ten Freshman of the Year. Two of LeBlanc's recruits that year were named to the Soccer America Freshman All-America team. As recruiting coordinator at Penn State, LeBlanc's classes were ranked #9 and #8 in America in 2001 and 2002 respectively by collegesoccernews.com. The 2002 class was ranked #6 in America by Soccer America.

In 2005, with all players part of LeBlanc’s recruiting classes, Penn State won the Big Ten regular season championship with a perfect 8-0 record. The Nittany Lions also went on to win the Big Ten tournament title that year.

In 2002, LeBlanc took over as the head coach of Penn State for a seven-game stretch as Barry Gorman had to step away for medical reasons. During that stretch, PSU posted a 4-3 record, with a 2-2 record in Big Ten play defeating Ohio State and Northwestern. The team went on later that season to advance to the NCAA tournament’s round of eight, before falling to eventual national champion UCLA.

The East Windsor, N.J., native holds national, advanced national and premier coaching diplomas with a “Distinguished Pass” from the NSCAA. In 2005, LeBlanc served as a clinician at the NSCAA national convention and was invited to be a NSCAA staff instructor in 2006. He is also a member of the Black Soccer Coaches Association of America (BSCAA) and the Black Coaches Association.

A Hightstown High School four-year starter, the New Jersey native received All-State, All-Area, and All-County honors during his scholastic career. In addition to starring for his high school program, LeBlanc was a Region I Olympic Development Program (ODP) standout and a New Jersey ODP team captain. His club side Jersey Shore Boca (NJ) captured the Under 17 New Jersey State Club Championship.

Coach LeBlanc has traveled to England, Brazil, Portugal and most recently the 2006 FIFA World Cup in Germany to further his coaching education.

LeBlanc graduated from Penn State in 2000 with a B.A. degree in economics. He and his wife Jennifer reside in Morgantown with their one-year-old daughter, Alexandra.

Asst. Women's Coach - Kutztown  University  

Rachel Napoli enters her first year with the Kutztown University Golden Bear Women's Soccer Coaching Staff. Napoli came to Kutztown after completing a stellar playing career at Wheeling Jesuit University. Napoli was a four-time West Virginia Intercollegiate Athletic Conference all-star, earning a spot on the first team from 2003-05. In each of those three seasons, Napoli was named to second-team all-region honors as a midfielder. She is currently pursuing a master’s degree in as a reading specialist in elementary education at Kutztown.

Dave Brun 2004-present Head Coach boys varsity soccer for Cape Henry Collegiate School in VA Beach, VA Head Coach of Beach FC U-12 boy’s premier team VA ODP staff coach 2003-2004 Assistant Coach West Chester University Men’s soccer Staff coach Vincent United soccer club (girls) Staff coach Montgomery United (girls, boys) Active clinician for Rocket Sports (King of Prussia and Philly location off of route 1) EPYSA ODP staff coach 2001-2003 Academy Director, age group coordinator, Albuquerque United Football Club Co-Coach ’86 boys white U-18 Albuquerque United Football Club (State champs, region iv finalists) Head Coach New Mexico ODP U-17, U-18 ’86 team equaled best showing by any team in history of New Mexico ODP program Team defeated Colorado (ODP national champs ’03) and Cal –South team which featured ’07 MLS #1 draft pick Maurice Edu, Marvelle Wynne (NY Red Bulls) and Sammy Ochoa (Tecoman Mexican 1st Division) Edgar Castillo outstanding player of the New Mexico ’86 team is a current starter for Santos Laguna (Mexican 1st division)  Head Coach New Mexico ODP Young Olympians Program Rio Vista Football Club staff coach (1yr) 1998-2000 Founder and Coaching Director of the One World Futbol Club in Medellin, Colombia After school program which focused on player development while offering academic tutorials and ESL instruction.  Program sponsored a number of players and helped boys get off the streets of Medellin. 1996-2000 Athletics Director - The New School (El Nuevo Colegio) Medellin, Colombia Additional notes Over twenty years of coaching experience.  2yrs volunteer Assistant Coach Davis and Elkins College in Elkins, WVA 4yrs with various teams and positions with the Richmond Strikers soccer club in Richmond, VA Coached several U-14 and U-19 boy’s teams.  A number of players from these teams represented the US in Youth World Cups, World Championships, and Olympics including Brandon Pollard #2 pick of the inaugural MLS draft. Dave was a three sport varsity letterman at Virginia Wesleyan College (Soccer , Basketball, and Golf) went on to play soccer at Virginia Commonwealth University, and eventually play at Davis and Elkins College Elkins, West VA. Where he graduated in ‘94   Mark Stollsteimer Head Coach - Davis and Elkins College Mark Stollsteimer will be entering his eleventh season as head coach of the Davis and Elkins’s men’s soccer program.  Under Stollsteimer, the D&E soccer program has established itself as one of the teams to beat in the West Virginia Intercollegiate Athletic Conference and has been ranked in the top ten regionally by the NSCAA the past 3 years.  The tradition in men’s soccer runs deep, with the Senator program winning National Championships in 1968 and 1971.  Players have achieved many individual accomplishments under coach Stollsteimer, including two of the last three WVIAC Student Athletes of the Year and numerous All-Region and All-Conference selections and 21 of his student athletes receiving all conference academic honors.  As a player, coach Stollsteimer brings four years of Division I experience to the program.  He was a four year starter for the University of Richmond, as well as a CAA All-conference player and South Atlantic All-Region player.  He graduated University of Richmond as the All-Time Assists leader.  In high school, he was named to the Long Island Select Team, New York State Team, Eastern Regional Team and was selected for the United States National Team Camp in 1986.  Coach Stollsteimer received his bachelor’s degree in education and health and sports sciences from the University of Richmond in 1993 and will get his Master’s Degree in Athletic Coaching Education from West Virginia University in May 2007.  He is a member of the NSCAA and holds an Advanced National Diploma.  Coach Stollsteimer, and his wife Kathy, have two children; Donovan 5 and Katarina 3.   Ryan DeFibaugh Assistant Coach - Penn State University In his first season under 19-year head coach Barry Gorman, Ryan Defibaugh comes to Penn State from Division III McDaniel College in Westminster, Md., where he served as an assistant for the both the men’s and women’s soccer teams for the past three years. At McDaniel, he assisted with the goalkeepers, recruiting efforts, and administrative duties. In 2005, the Green Terror won the Centennial Conference with a 7-1-2 record, allowing just two goals in league play, and finished the season with a 14-4-3 mark.  Under his coaching both the men's keeper and women's keeper ended up on the All-Conference and All-Region teams.  This year, Penn State's junior goalkeeper was an All-Big Ten and All-Region Selection. Defibaugh joined the coaching staff at McDaniel after a distinguished soccer career at his alma mater. A four-year starter in goal for the Green Terror, Defibaugh was a two-time All-Centennial Conference honoree and an All-Mid-Atlantic Region selection. The Rockville, Md., native graduated from McDaniel College with a Bachelor’s Degree in Exercise Science and Physical Education in 2002 and completed his Master's Degree in Sports Administration at McDaniel in the spring of 2005. He is currently pursuing his Master’s Degree in Education.

Eric Lambinus Head Men's and Women's Coach - Moravian College                    Beginning his eighth season as head men’s and women’s soccer coach at his Alma Mater is Eric Lambinus. In his first seven years at the helm of the Greyhounds, Lambinus has the women's squad to a 85-37-11 mark and the first four playoff berths the program has ever had with the first-ever berth in the NCAA Division III National Championship Tournament in 2005, four appearances in the in Commonwealth Conference Tournament including the championship match in 2005, and the 2003 ECAC Mid-Atlantic Championship match, and he has led the men's team to a 58-69-11 record, their first playoff appearance in ten years, four Commonwealth Conference playoff berths and two ECAC Tournament appearances.Lambinus graduated from Moravian College in 1994 after an outstanding athletic career for the Greyhounds. On the soccer field, Lambinus was a four-time All Middle Atlantic Conference All-Star (three times on the first team) and led the Greyhounds to a pair of MAC Southern Division Championships in 1990 and 1991. He was a two-time National Soccer Coaches Association of America All-Mid-Atlantic All-American in 1991 and 1992, and Lambinus earned adidas Regional All-Academic honors three times. Lambinus also played tennis at Moravian and served as team captain for both soccer and tennis. He was the soccer team's MVP as a junior and senior, and the tennis team's MVP as a senior. Lambinus is third all-time in scoring at Moravian with 88 points in his soccer career with 33 goals and 22 assists while playing his final three seasons as a sweeper.Lambinus came to Moravian after serving as assistant men's soccer coach, athletic department administrative assistant and finance assistant for the Senior Vice-President of Finance and Management at Washington College in Chestertown, Maryland.A former professional soccer player and captain of the Reading Rage Soccer Team, Lambinus earned his Bachelor's of Arts degree from Moravian in 1994 and completed the Master of Health and Physical Education program at East Stroudsburg University of Pennsylvania in May of 1999. He also has his NSCAA national Diploma , passing with distinction.

Head Men's Coach -Allegheny College

Angelo Panzetta enters his sixth season as head coach of the Allegheny men's soccer program. A two-time NCAC Coach of the Year, Panzetta already ranks second on the school's all-time win list, racking up a 55-31-11 overall record during his five seasons.

The Gators' head coach earned his second NCAC Coach of the Year honor in 2004 after leading Allegheny to their first NCAC Tournament crown. Receiving the automatic berth to the NCAA Division III Championships, the Gators won their first and second round games before falling to eventual 2004 champion, Messiah College. Their win over Transylvania in the opening round was the first post-season victory in Gator soccer history and allowed the Gators to host their first ever post-season contest, a game they won in penalty kicks against Carnegie Mellon University.

In the fall of 2005, Panzetta guided the upstart Gators back to the conference tournament as the No. 3 seed after finishing the regular season with a 5-3-1 mark in league play. Allegheny knocked out second-seeded Oberlin College 1-0 in the semifinals, before falling to undefeated and nationally-ranked Ohio Wesleyan University in the championship.

Panzetta has guided the Gators to top-four NCAC finishes in each of his five seasons as head coach. In 2002, he picked up his first NCAC Coach of the Year honor as he guided the Gators to a 14-6-0 record, tying the school record for wins and earning the a team a spot in the conference championship game. In 2001, his first season at Allegheny, the team posted a 12-4-1 record, and a third-place tie in the NCAC.

A native of Irondequoit, N.Y., Panzetta is a 1989 graduate of the Rochester Institute of Technology, where he turned in a standout collegiate career, becoming the school's first three-time first-team Division III All-American. He led RIT to four NCAA playoff appearances, four Empire Athletic Association titles, and a 55-7-7 record. Panzetta was a two-time EAA Player of the Year, and was inducted into the RIT Sports Hall of Fame in 1994.

Following his career at RIT, Panzetta was selected in the first round of the 1989 Major Indoor Soccer League draft by the Baltimore Blast. He helped Baltimore to a berth in the MISL championship series in 1990, and finished second in the Rookie of the Year balloting. After two seasons with the Blast, he played three seasons for the National Professional Soccer League's Harrisburg Heat where he helped the team to three playoff appearances. He is a member of the Harrisburg Heat Hall of Fame and was recently named to the Heat's All-Decade team for the 1990s.

Before coming to Allegheny, Panzetta served as the top assistant to Dean Foti at Syracuse. During his seven years as an assistant with the Orangemen, Panzetta coached 18 All-Big East Conference selections and he helped the team advance to the Big East Tournament semifinals in 1999 and quarterfinals in 2000. He also earned a master's degree in exercise science from Syracuse in May of 2000.

Panzetta's prior coaching experience includes one season at RIT and two seasons as an assistant coach at Gillman High School in Baltimore, Md. He has also coached the New York West Olympic Developmental Program's Under-17 team and was an evaluator for the Region 1 ODP staff. He is licensed with the United States Soccer Federation, holding an "A" License.

Panzetta and his wife, Gina, currently reside in Meadville with their daughter, Marissa.

Year at Allegheny: sixth
Coaching Record: 55-31-11
Alma Mater: Rochester Institute of Technology, 1989
Hometown: Irondequoit, N.Y.

Previous Coaching Experience:

• Syracuse University, assistant coach 1994-2000

Playing Experience:

●three-time All-America at RIT

• first round draft pick in MISL

• member of Harrisburg Heat and RIT Halls of Fame

Brent Fenstermacher GOVERNOR MIFFLIN HIGH SCHOOL Boys Soccer Head Coach Former Head Coach at KAHS Currently a Special Education Teacher and Head Coach at GMHS Played professionally in the APSL for the Penn-Jersey Spirit. Played for the Philadelphia Freedom of the USISL Played for the Reading Rage of the USISL Graduate of East Stroudsburg University 2 time NCAA All American Scored a record 5 goals in the PSAC title game vs. Slippery Rock as a freshman. Held records for goals and assists in a season, goals and assists for career Graduate of Kutztown Area High School Scored 94 career goals Still holds Berks County record for most goals scored in a season in Berks County League play with 32 Former President, and Secretary of Berks County Boys Soccer Association

Boys & Girls Head Varsity Coach
• 1998 District III AAA Champions
• 2000 Berks County Champions
• 2003 Berks County Champions
• 2002 District III AAA Finalist
• 1998, 2000 Berks County Coach of the Year

Former Coach of RBU and EPYSA ODP programs
Former Moravian College Standout
Former Wilson High Standout
Sixth Grade Teacher at Spring Ridge Elem.

Berks County AAA Coach of the Year - 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2003, 2005

7-Time Berks County Finalist (Boys)

President - Berks County Boy's Soccer Coaches Association

Vice President - Berks County Girl's HS Soccer Coaches Association

NSCAA High School All-American Selection Committee

NSCAA Member since 1996

PSCA State Coaches Association Coach of the Year Committee

HEAD COACH- USL Pittsburgh Riverhounds
Former Assistant Coach and Goalkeeper Trainer - Pittsburgh Riverhounds - USL Professional A-League

PUBLICATIONS 2002 Co-author: THE SOCCER GOALKEEPER; Techniques*Tactics*Training- 3rd EDITION, Human Kinetics Publishers, Champaign, IL.
1993 Co-author: THE SOCCER GOALKEEPER; 2ND EDITION, Human Kinetics Publishers, Champaign, IL.
1983 Co-author: THE SOCCER GOALKEEPER: A GUIDE FOR PLAYERS & COACHES, Leisure Press, West Point, NY.

1994-present, United States Youth Soccer Association Region I ODP Staff Coach

Region I U-18 coach, representing Region I in inter-regional and international competitions. Competitions include the Home Depot Center in Los Angeles and the Olympic Training Center in Chula Vista and over 7 foreign countries.
Head Coach - Quaker Valley High School
Six time PA State Champs 1985, 1991,1993, 1995, 1996. 2000
Nine time PA State Finalists
National Ranking - 1996 #1 UMBRO/NSCAA USA Today
Named NSCAA National High School Coach of the Year in 1996
Former State Director of Coaching & Player Development- PA West Soccer Association.
United States Soccer Federation, “National Youth License”.
United States Soccer Federation, "A" Coaching License.
ADVANCED NATIONAL DIPLOMA awarded by the National Soccer Coaches Assn. of America (NSCAA).

EDUCATION
1985 M.Ed. University of Pittsburgh, Pgh., PA, Health and Physical Education,
Area of study: Sports Psychology.