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Ryan Moon

Ryan Moon was named head coach of the Florida Tech women's soccer team in May 2020, becoming the fifth head coach in program history.


Under his first full season as head coach in Fall 2021, Moon led the Panthers to a record of 10-3-9, including a 4-2-4 mark in the SSC. Florida Tech won the NCAA South Region Championship and made it to the national quarterfinal round for the second time in program history during the 2021 campaign. The 10 victories tied Moon atop the program record book for most wins by a head coach in their first full season. The Panthers boasted a 3-0-1 record against ranked opponents and finished the regular season undefeated over the final eight games to clinch the No. 6 seed in the 2021 SSC Tournament. In addition, the Crimson and Gray were 4-0-4 at Rick Stottler Field, joining the Final Four campaign of 2010 as the second unbeaten season at home in program history.


The Panthers defeated Nova Southeastern and Palm Beach Atlantic, both on the road, during the first two rounds of the 2021 SSC Tournament but eventually fell 1-0 to Embry-Riddle in Daytona Beach. The late season run helped Florida Tech earn a spot in the NCAA Tournament as the No. 5 seed in the South Region. The Panthers would defeat the region's No. 4, No. 1, and No. 3 seeds during the first three rounds of the national tournament, winning all three matches in penalty kicks, to earn the program's best finish since the 2010 season. Four Panthers were named to the All-SSC teams, JoJo Micheals and Maria Sanchez Recuero earned first team honors from the conference while Marem Ndiongue and Mayara Queiroz Reis were selected to the second team. Michaels, Sanchez Recuero and Queiroz Reis were also honored with All-South Region laurels from the D2CCA and United Soccer Coaches associations.


After maneuvering the COVID-19 pandemic, Moon led the women's soccer team to a 3-1-2 record during the shortened Spring 2021 season, which included wins over Saint Leo (2-0), Rollins (1-0) and Florida Southern (1-0)


Prior to taking over the helm of the women's soccer team, Moon served on the Florida Tech men's soccer team coaching staff since 2011, holding the role of Associate Head Coach during his final years with the team in 2018 and 2019.


Moon was a three-year member of the Panther men's soccer team from 2008-10 and was Tech's top shutdown defender on the backline. He started 42 of 43 games during that time while also serving as team captain two of the three seasons. Over his career, he recorded two game-winning goals, both in 2010, and one assist. Moon was named to the All-SSC Second Team his senior season.


Prior to joining the Florida Tech coaching staff, Moon worked as the head coach of the boys' soccer team at local Satellite High School in 2011. That season, Moon guided the Scorpions to the Florida District 2A State Championship. He was recognized as Florida Today's Boys Soccer Coach of the Year and the FACA High School Coach of the Year.


While working alongside Chan on the men's soccer staff, Moon helped guide the Panthers to eight winning seasons in nine years. Tech finished as the SSC Tournament Runner-up in 2014 and earned NCAA Tournament berths in 2016 and this past season in 2019. The most recent trip was highlighted by the Panthers' home win over West Florida in the third round, which is the program's first NCAA Tournament victory in 26 years.Alongside head coach Robin Chan, Moon has helped guide the Panthers to eight winning seasons during his nine year tenure, including a Sunshine State Conference Tournament runner-up finish in 2014.


A native of Bideford, England, Moon served as a captain for three years for Wales National Youth. He also played six seasons for Plymouth Argyle and one year for both Cambridge United, as an apprentice professional footballer, and Boston United.


Moon is certified with a FA Level 3 Coaching License (UEFA B), a USSF National C License and a USSF National B License. He was awarded the Bob McNulty Award, for the person who best represents coaching and the important role it plays in the development of young people.


Additionally he earned a master’s degree in business administration at Florida Tech in December 2014.


Moon lives in Melbourne with his wife, former Panther women's soccer star and current Florida Tech Sports Hall of Famer, Teresa Moon, as well as their daughter Evelyn and son Elliot.

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Brooke Bradley

Brooke Bradley was hired as assistant coach of the Florida Tech women's soccer program in August 2021.


During her first season with the Panthers, Bradley helped lead the Panthers to a record of 10-3-9, including a 4-2-4 mark in the SSC. Florida Tech won the NCAA South Region Championship and made it to the national quarterfinal round for the second time in program history during the 2021 campaign. The Panthers boasted a 3-0-1 record against ranked opponents and finished the regular season undefeated over the final eight games to clinch the No. 6 seed in the 2021 SSC Tournament. In addition, the Crimson and Gray were 4-0-4 at Rick Stottler Field, joining the Final Four campaign of 2010 as the second unbeaten season at home in program history.


The Panthers defeated Nova Southeastern and Palm Beach Atlantic, both on the road, during the first two rounds of the 2021 SSC Tournament but eventually fell 1-0 to Embry-Riddle in Daytona Beach. The late season run helped Florida Tech earn a spot in the NCAA Tournament as the No. 5 seed in the South Region. The Panthers would defeat the region's No. 4, No. 1, and No. 3 seeds during the first three rounds of the national tournament, winning all three matches in penalty kicks, to earn the program's best finish since the 2010 season. Four Panthers were named to the All-SSC teams, JoJoMicheals and Maria Sanchez Recuero earned first team honors from the conference while Marem Ndiongue and MayaraQueiroz Reis were selected to the second team. Michaels, Sanchez Recuero and Queiroz Reis were also honored with All-South Region laurels from the D2CCA and United Soccer Coaches associations.


Before coming to Florida Tech, Bradley served as Graduate Assistant and Goalkeeper Coach at Texas Women’s University from 2019 to 2021. While at Texas Women’s, Bradley helped guide the Pioneers to a 15-5-1 record, a 10-3-0 conference mark, and a NCAA Tournament bid in 2019. TWU then 3-3 during the shortened 2021 spring season due to COVID-19. In her role as graduate assistant, she oversaw team operations, creating training curriculums and coordinated the team’s road trips.


Prior to her time at TWU, Bradley worked as the goalkeeper coach with the United States Olympic Development Program from 2016 to 2018.


Simultaneous to her time with the Olympic Development Program and TWU, she served as a position specialist with the North Texas Celtic Football Club from 2015 to 2021, coaching over 600 boys and girls playing on over 60+ teams from U-5 to U-19. Additionally, she was a coach with Number One Soccer Camp, based in Texas and Florida, working as a camp counselor facilitating weekly training programs for high school athletes from 2016 to 2017.


A former Division I student-athlete, Bradley was a starting goalie for North Texas University’s women’s soccer program from 2015 to 2019. A two-time Conference USA Goalkeeper of the Week, she played in 35 matches and earned a career of record of 17-6-5, while accumulating 127 saves, 10 career shutouts and a career goals against average of 0.83 at UNT. She helped lead the Mean Green to Conference USA regular season championships in 2015, 2016 and 2018 and Conference USA Tournament championships in 2015, 2017 and 2018. She served as team captain of the Mean Green from 2017 to 2019.


In her best season at UNT, Bradley played in 19 matches during the 2017 season, with 15 starts, and earn a record of 10-2-4 in goal. She recorded seven shutouts and 62 saves while allowing just 14 goals and had a .817 saves percentage that season. In 2018, Bradley received the Mean Green Spirit Award at the end of year athletic banquet.


While at UNT, Bradley was named to the Dean’s List four times and was a member of the National Honors Society of Leadership and Success and the Society for Human Resource Management.


Bradley earned a bachelor’s degree in organizational behavior and human resource management from North Texas in 2019 and then a Master of Business Administration with an emphasis in human resources from Texas Women’s University in Spring of 2021.

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