- Biff Sturla:
Biff has been the President of LMSC since 1999. This is his 30th year coaching in LMSC. His teams have won 14
Delco League Division One championships, 20 State Championships (11 outdoor and 9 indoor), three Region One USA Championships and one
second place finish at Nationals. In 2010, Biff's U-9 boys and his U-15 boys were both crowned state champions. In 2006, Biff was voted the
EPYSA Coach Of The Year, NSCAA Regional Coach Of The Year and was a finalist for the NSCAA National Coach Of The Year.
Biff has been the head coach for Harriton High School Boys Varsity since 2002, leading Harriton to the 2006 District One AA championship.
As a high school coach, Biff has been voted the 2004 Del-Val League Coach Of The Year, 1999 and 2002 Main Line Life Coach Of The Year,
1999 Philadelphia Inquirer Coach Of The Year and 1997 Central League Coach Of The Year.
- Grant Myers: Grant played for the Lock Haven University's Men's team
before moving on to play semiprofessionally for many years. Grant served as the assistant coach for the Marple Newtown High School boys
varsity. Before coaching at Marple, Grant was the assistant coach for Lower Merion High School (2007 Central League champions and
District One champions). Grant also coached at Harriton High School. He is currently head coach for the FC Delco Under 12 Boys Team.
Grant was Assistant coach for nationally ranked FC Delco Cannibals (2009 and 2010 state champions). In 2009, Grant's LMSC Rat Pack
team won the state championship. They were state finalists in 2008 and 2010.
- Matt Cox:
Matt played professionally
for the South Jersey Barons, Proton FC (Malaysian Premier League), Village United (Jamaica), Quick Boys (Holland) and
FC Will (Switzerland second division). Before that, Matt played at the University of Maine and at St. Joseph's University.
Matt has been coaching in club for seven years. In 2010, his Under 9 boys team were state cup quarter-finalists.
In 2010, his U-10B boys travel team were Delco League division one finalist, losing the championship game to the LMSC U-10A team.
In 2011, his team were indoor state cup finalists, losing the state championship game to the LMSC U-10A team. Matt has also
coached at the high school level. Matt is a physical education teacher.
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