Brooklyn College Men's Soccer

Ronald Stanislaus was named Head Coach of the Brooklyn College men's soccer program during the Summer of 2026.  He was promoted to the position after serving as an assistant coach with the team for the 2025 Season.    As an assistant coach with the Bulldogs in 2025, Stanislaus played an active role in match preparation, player evaluation, recruiting, and the overall competitive direction of the program.  He helped lead Brooklyn to their first CUNYAC Regular Season Championship since 1981 and a 10-6-1 overall record.   In addition to his collegiate experience, Stanislaus currently serves as Head Coach with Brooklyn United Academy, where he leads competitive boys' teams competing in academy, national, and ECNL Regional League competition. He has earned a reputation for emphasizing technical development, tactical understanding, competitive mentality, and individual growth while creating positive environments that challenge players to reach their full potential. His coaching résumé also includes positions at Trinity School in New York City and Riverview High School in Sarasota, Florida.   A former co-captain at Herkimer Community College, Stanislaus understands the commitment and leadership required to compete at a championship level. His coaching philosophy emphasizes proactive attacking soccer, technical excellence, active defending, creativity, and a team-first mentality built on discipline and accountability. Beyond coaching, Stanislaus has extensive experience coordinating team operations, recruiting, alumni engagement, community outreach, event planning, and program organization.  Stanislaus earned a Bachelor of Science in Physical Education from Oakland City University after receiving an Associate of Applied Science in Physical Education from Herkimer County Community College. He is currently enrolled in the U.S. Soccer D License coaching course and continues to pursue professional development in modern player-centered coaching methodologies.