In 2003, Scott was the Barons Assistant Coach when the PDL team became only the 5th team in USL history to end the regular season unbeaten. He then stepped back from that part of the game to take up his new role as Technical Director of the South Jersey Barons/Banshees Youth Academy.

Scotts professional career spanned 12 Years and covered three continents. He had spells at Carlisle Utd (England), Preston North End (England), Torquay Utd (England), Northampton Town (England), Scarborough Town (England), Cambridge Utd (England), Cincinatti Riverhawks (USA), Coco Expo’s (USA), Foshan (China), and Fredrikstad (Norway).

Scott is a USSF and FA Licenced Coach and he holds the NSCAA Director of Coaching Dimploma. Scott overlooks all Youth Academy, Y-League, and Pre Super-Y teams. Scotts teams have in the past qualified for US Club Soccer and Super Y-League National Finals.

A former Pennsylvania all-state scholastic soccer player, Greenawalt is the career leader in goals (68), assists (72) and points (208) at Muhlenberg High School. He went on to have a standout four-year career at Marshall University from 1994-98, earning numerous honors as a senior, including First Team All-Mid-American Conference, Academic All-MAC and All-Mid East Region Second Team. He was named MVP of the Virginia Classic Tournament as his team earned runner-up status, and he led the Thundering Herd with 17 points (eight goals, one assist). Greenawalt also was a Deans List student at Marshall and a member of the Southern Conference Honor Roll. He capped his career earning selection to Marshall’s 25th anniversary all-time men’s soccer team.

Greenawalt graduated from Marshall in 1999 with a BA in Criminal Justice and Legal Studies. He started pursuing his Masters degree at Washington College, where he also served two seasons as a graduate assistant men’s soccer coach. He spent a year as the assistant women’s soccer coach at Haverford College in 2001 before earning the head women’s coaching job at Albright.

Greenawalt spent six years with the Reading Rage soccer club, a member of the Premier Development League (PDL). In addition to serving as the team captain, he was the head coach of the Girls and Boys Premier Youth Teams and the assistant director of the Rage’s summer youth camps.

During the summer of 2005, Greenawalt joined the PDL’s South Jersey Barons, serving as the team captain. He also worked at the Nike Team Camp during the summer.

In addition to his duties at Rutgers-Camden, Greenawalt works with the United Soccer Leagues as a member of the Mid-Atlantic Division ODP (Olympic Development Program) Scouting System. He serves as the Club ODP Scout for U-13 Girls.

Greenawalt, who works as a high school disciplinarian in Philadelphia, lives in Ardmore, PA, with his wife Wendy and son Tye Thomas, age 2.

Leon finished his four years at Wheeling with a 66-15-4 record, he scored 30 goals, and tallied 33 assists. Leon earned several individual honors at Jesuit, he was a WVIAC All-Conference selection all four years he played.  He was a two-time NCAA Division II All-American in 2003, and 2004. He was also named Academic All-American in the same two seasons.

Leon played right defender for the South Jersey Barons PDL team that went undefeated in the 2004 PDL seson winning the Mid-Atlantic Divisional Title and making the third round of the U.S. Open Cup.

Leon Graduated from Wheeling Jesuit with a Bachelors Degree in Business Management and a MBA, Masters Degree in Business Administration.

Byron attended Marshall University Mens Soccer  from 1999-2002. At Marshall Byron won several awards for his play, in 1999 he was the Mid-American Conference Newcomer of the year. In 200 and 2002 he was voted the Mid-American Conference Player of the Year and a Mid-American Conference First team all conference selection. Bryon finished his career as the Mid-American Conference All-time Career points and goals Leader as well as Marshall Mens Soccer All-time Career points and goals Leader.

Following his collegiate career Byron moved on to the professional ranks, he played for the Cincinnati Riverhawks in 2003 for half a season before transfering to the Wilimington Hammerheads where he helped them win the USL Division 2 National Championship. At the start of the 2004 season Byron played for the Philadlphia Kixx in the Major Indoor Soccer League (MISL). He then re-joined the Barons in the PDL during the summer playing in 8 games before joining the Utah Blitz for the second half of the season helping them land the Division 2 National Championship.

Byron currently plays for the Ocean City Barons PDL team, coaches the Barons summer camps and is Head Coach of two Barons Youth Academy teams.

Carmichael resides in Lumberton, NJ and is a teacher in the school district.

As a youth player Phil was an All conference, All South Jersey, All state Honorable Mention, a four year starter, and a two year captain for Cumberland Regional High School.

In addition, Phil participated with the 1997 NJ State Cup Champion & 1998 NJ Finalists Cherry Hill Hawks Club team. 

Phil focuses and dedicates his coaching philosophies to the development & progress of youth soccer players for the Baron’s Youth Academy.

Oswald was a quality athlete during his playing days. He earned All-Catholic honors and added All-Area recognition from the Northeast Times in 1996 to cap his soccer career at Father Judge High School in Philadelphia.

Oswald continued his soccer career as a midfielder/forward at Elizabethtown College, where the Blue Jays earned national rankings during all four of his years, including Top 5 rankings during his junior and senior seasons. The Blue Jays played in three straight MAC championship games, winning the 1999 title and earning a trip to the NCAA tournament. During his senior year he earned conference Player of the Week, First-Team All-Conference and All-Academic MAC honors. In 53 career games, he notched 15 goals, 18 assists and 48 points at Elizabethtown.

Oswald received his B.S. in Elementary Education from Elizabethtown in 2001 and his Master’s in School Counseling from Widener in 2003.

Oswald spent the last three seasons as an assistant coach at Arcadia University, helping the Scarlet Knights achieve Division III Top 25 national rankings each year. Arcadia reached the Pennsylvania Athletic Conference championship game all three years, winning the PAC title in 2004 and advancing to the second round of the NCAA tournament. 

Prior to coaching at Arcadia, Oswald spent the 2001 and 2002 seasons assisting at Widener University. In his second season at Widener, the Pioneers achieved the highest NSCAA regional ranking in the history of the program and earned their second-ever ECAC post-season berth.

Oswald owns his NSCAA National Diploma, which he passed with distinction. On the club level, Oswald has recently become an ODP U-14 assistant coach with EPYSA, a U-11 head coach with FC Bucks and the U-17 head coach of FC Philadelphia United. He also has served as a co-head coach, along with Carlin, of the PSC Coppa-Bucks club team which won two EPYSA state championships and was nationally-ranked in the Top 25 in both 2004 and 2005.

Oswald, who lives in West Deptford with his fiancée Denise, works as a guidance counselor at Ridley (PA) Middle School.

He attended Edgewood/Winslow Township High School where he was a 4-year starter. He earned All-Conference, All-South Jersey, and All-Group 3 and 4 honors. He was the anchor of the conference winning defense during his junior year. As a co-captain during his senior year, he was chosen for the All-Inquirer First Team and participated in the All-South Jersey All-Star game.

Joe is a recent Drexel University graduate where he acquired a B.S. in Civil Engineering. During the 2002-2005 seasons, he was a 4-year letter winner and a 3-year starter. His career stats include 6 goals and 2 assists from the center-back position. Many of his opponents in the Colonial Athletic Association have gone on to play professionally, including former Baron and Hofstra graduate, Micheal Todd. He played two years in the Drexel defense alongside current New York Red Bull standout, Jeff Parke. In Joe’s final year, he was the team’s co-captain and was named to the Philadelphia Soccer Seven All-Star team.

Joe joined the Barons PDL team in 2004 and was a stalwart defender through the undefeated season. During that season, he was named to the PDL team of the week. He sustained a hamstring injury and missed the majority of the next season, but returned in the Summer of 2006 to lead the Barons in minutes played. For the 2007 season, Joe co-captained the PDL team and played a huge role in breaking the Barons record for consecutive minutes without allowing a goal.

Joe currently resides in Cedar Brook, NJ, working as a Civil Engineer in South Jersey.

Gavin was born and raised in Dagenham, Essex, just inside London, England. He started his on-going playing career at the young age of 5, playing for an academy and several senior league teams. At 11 years of age, Gavin’s dream became true when he was scouted for his much-loved team Chelsea. After a spell playing at Chelsea, Gavin went on to represent his High School and County teams in many different competitions, winning the Counties Sports Talent of the year in 1998 in only his first Year of High School.

In his last year of High school, Gavin was picked up by Brentwood Town FC, a senior league team at the young age of 16. Gavin spent a few months playing for the Reserve team before breaking into the senior team before the season was out. In 2005 Gavin moved to local rivals Romford FC playing a good year there before deciding to pursue his dream of Living in America.

In 2007, Gavin’s long term dream became true when he moved to the US to coach for the New York Red Bulls Training Programs, formerly a section of MLS Camps. He spent the whole of last year travelling to many places around NJ, NY and PA, coaching kids of different ages and abilities. Deciding he wanted to spend the rest of his life in his new found love Galloway, NJ, Gavin decided to look for pastures new, with more opportunities to build a career here.

Gavin joins the Barons as a coach in 2008 at the young age of 21, as well as looking to continue his playing Career in the PDL team. He brings a host of different qualities and qualifications, FA Certification, NSCAA licenses, a fair amount of coaching experience and years of playing experience. Gavin hopes to build on his coaching and playing careers to make a home and life for himself in the USA.

Laura Finley is the Academy Goalkeeper Coach, she began her association with the club in 2000 when she was the Goalkeeper during the South Jersey Banshees W-League Team’s inaugral season.

She began her playing career at Lenape High School where she was named All South Jersey, All Conference, and Team MVP. She then moved on to West Virginia University, Morgantown, WV. At WVU Laura set the single season GAA (goals against average) record of 0.49GAA, she set a career GAA of 0.82. In the 2002 season she had the 4th best goalkeeper GAA in the NCAA Division 1. Her team participated in the NCAA post-season tournament all four years of her collegiate career. She also participated in Big east Championship game twice.

Laura is an active goalkeeper coach in South Jersey, she also works for Fintastic Soccer Training, and for the Philadelphia Kixx Soccer Camps. Laura resides in Mount Laurel, NJ.