Syracuse Men's Soccer Head Coach Ian McIntyre Signs Extension
Syracuse men's soccer has signed head coach Ian McIntyre to a "long term contract extension," the program announced on Wednesday. McIntyre oversaw the Orange's first National Championship this past season and has been the head coach for 13 years. Details of the extension were not provided as Syracuse is a private university.
“Coach McIntyre has elevated the Syracuse men’s soccer program to unprecedented heights,” Director of Athletics John Wildhack said in a press release. “He will continue his tenure at Syracuse well into the future, developing and building strong relationships with student-athletes and members of our greater Syracuse community. McIntyre is an excellent ambassador for Syracuse athletics, and we are excited to see him and his staff build upon their recent success.”
“I am truly honored and privileged to lead our men’s soccer program and represent Syracuse University,” McIntyre said. “I would like to thank Director of Athletics John Wildhack for his belief in our work and for providing this amazing opportunity for Jenn, Lyla, and myself to continue to be part of the Syracuse family and this very special community. I am tremendously grateful for the steadfast support and guidance of our sport supervisor Tommy Powell who works diligently to create the best possible environment for our young men.”
McIntyre has accumulated a record of 123-86-40 as head coach at Syracuse and is the program's second winningest coach all time.
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