Drew University Men's Soccer

Armuth has been at the helm of the mens soccer program since 1994 and in that time has become the most successful coach in the history of the program.   With eight Conference Coach of the Year, two NSCAA Regional Coach of the Year and a NSCAA/Adidas National Coach of the Year awards to his name, Armuth has established himself as one of the elite coaches in the country.    His Ranger teams have captured eight conference titles including 2007s inaugural Landmark Conference crown, further proving the quality of Armuths work.   No stranger to the NCAA Tournament, his teams have gone to the Big Dance eight times, including their first-ever NCAA Championship game appearance in 2003 where the Rangers finished second in the nation. In addition to being a conference powerhouse, Armuth has guided the Rangers to 22 ECAC Tournaments, claiming the championship title in 1997 and again in 2009.  In the 2015 season opener on September 1st, Armuth recorded his 300th career victory as the Rangers defeated Swarthmore College, 1-0, at Ranger Stadium. The milestone cemented his name in the top 25 of college soccer coaches in both winning percentage and total wins across all three NCAA divisions. Prior to Drew, Armuth was an assistant with the Rutgers University mens team that reached the NCAA Tournament in 1993 and head coach of the Kean College womens squad that was consistently ranked in the Top 10. As a player, the Maplewood, NJ native was an All-American at Columbia High School in 1981 and a captain at the University of South Florida.  He played professionally and with the United States Maccabi teams which he later coached as well.  He lives in Westfield, N.J. with his wife Sara Jane and two boys, Jeremy and Matthew.

Alan McClintock joined Head Coach Lenny Armuth’s staff as a volunteer assistant in 2015 and was promoted to assistant coach ahead of the 2016 season. In 2017, McClintock helped guide the Rangers to the Landmark Conference Championship and a berth in the NCAA Division III Sweet Sixteen, finishing with a 21-1-1 record. One year later, he assisted in leading Drew to an ECAC Championship. Over his 10 seasons with the program, McClintock has helped guide the Rangers to six Landmark Conference playoff appearances. Within the Drew program, McClintock plays an integral role as Armuth’s right-hand man, with particular emphasis on recruitment, on-field coaching, and the development of team culture. Off the college field, McClintock, a native of Northern Ireland, serves full-time as the Director of Education for USA Sport Group (USA Soccer & US Sports Institute), where he oversees coach development, curriculum design, and staff education across multiple regions. As a player, McClintock competed in Northern Ireland, England, and the United States with clubs including Institute FC, Limavady United, and NJ Rangers. As a coach, he spent six seasons as the boys’ assistant varsity coach at Summit High School from 2010–16 and has coached extensively within the New Jersey soccer community. At the senior level, McClintock is a coach and club director with FC Motown, one of the nation’s premier amateur clubs. FC Motown captured its first NPSL National Championship in 2022 and finished as national finalists in 2018, 2023, and 2024, while providing a platform for top local talent such as Dilly Duka and Peter Stroud. McClintock holds an extensive set of coaching qualifications, including UEFA B, USSF B and C Licenses, FA Levels 1 and 2, and USC Director of Coaching, National, and Advanced National Diplomas. He graduated in 2004 from Liverpool John Moores University in England with a BA (Hons) in Sport Development and Physical Education.

Cesar Barrientos joined head coach Lenny Armuth's staff in the summer of 2009. As the Rangers' goalkeeping coach, Barrientos helped the Rangers to an ECAC championship in his first season and again in 2018. He also helped guide Drew to the Landmark Conference title and a berth in the Sweet Sixteen of the NCAA Division III tournament in 2017. In addition to his coaching duties, Barrientos serves as Drew's athletic equipment and facilities manager. Prior to coming to Drew, through his passion and knowledge of the game Barrientos has coached and trained at a number of clubs and/or schools. Following graduation, he coached the goalkeepers at his alma mater, Madison High School, for six years. Between coaching at Madison and joining the Drew men’s soccer program, he was a U18 coach at Primo United, trained goalkeepers at Primo Soccer Club, and coached at both Chatham United Villa Walsh and Madison Soccer Club. Barrientos has his goalkeeper state, regional and national diplomas from the United Soccer Coaches. Aside from coaching, Barrientos spent two years with the New York/New Jersey MetroStars.