Men's Soccer

Ted Haley
	Head Men's Soccer Coach
	thaley@post.edu
	(203) 596-4568

Ted Haley begins his fourth season at the helm of the Post University men's soccer team in the 2008 campaign.

Last season, Haley guided the Eagles to the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference (CACC) Men's Soccer Championships for the fourth consecutive season. He was also able to rely on sophomore Eurica Trowers, who finished the year sixth in the conference in scoring, while earning first-team All-CACC recognition.  In addition, senior Raleigh Woodburn was recognized by the conference, earning CACC All-Tournament honors.

Haley's 2006 squad, finished the season 9-7-5 overall and 4-1-3 in the CACC, reaching the CACC Championship match, where they lost to two-time defending champion Dominican College.  Post won nine 12 of its last 18 matches, and at one point of the season was unbeaten in 11 of 13 matches, to finish the season ranked number-10 in the NSCAA/adidas New England Region Poll.

After inheriting a team that went 3-15-0 the previous season, in his first season at the helm, Haley guided the Eagles to a CACC Tournament berth, with an 8-10 overall record and a 3-5 mark in conference play.  His three year overall record at Post is 22-31-6.

Haley came to Post University, after spending six years as the head boy's soccer coach and director of athletics at the Dublin School in Dublin, New Hampshire.

He began his playing career at the University of Connecticut, where he was a freshman starter. He also played at Coastal Carolina and the College of Charleston. He was a three-time Trans-America All-Conference selection, and was a part of teams that reached three straight NCAA Championships.

Following his collegiate days, Haley was drafted by the Buffalo Blizzards of the National Professional Soccer League. He then latched onto the A-League, which is a feeder league to Major League Soccer.

He played for Hampton Roads, and affiliate of DC United of the MLS. He also played for the Connecticut Wolves, the Worchester Wildfire, and the New Hampshire Phantoms.

Haley graduated from the College of Charleston in 1997, with a degree in physical education.

He currently resides in Milford, Connecticut, with his wife Kathy, and his son Tye, who was born in September of 2007.

Douglas Cunningham
	Assistant Men's Soccer Coach
	(203) 596-4568

Douglas Cunningham begins his 5th season as the first assistant for the men's soccer program at Post University, his 4th working with current Head Coach Ted Haley.

Cunningham has been an integral part of the recruiting process for the regionally ranked Eagles, helping to land current 1st Team All-CACC selection Eurica Trowers, among many others.  He is also involved in the day-to-day organization of practices and preparation for games.

He arrived at Post as a highly regarded youth coach and clinician, having worked at several Division I college camps, as well as coaching with the Ann Arbor United youth club in Michigan and New Haven United, Soccer Extreme and Match Saves here in Connecticut.

Cunningham also has extensive playing experience, including two years with the U17 Jamaican National Team, along with stints in Brazil, Columbia and Denmark.  In the United States, he played at Division I Northeastern University and the University of West Florida in Division II.

A graduate of Hillhouse High School in nearby New Haven, he now calls Waterbury his home.