Ferrum College Men's Soccer

Cureton joins the Ferrum staff in the summer of 2021 from fellow Old Dominion Athletic Conference (ODAC) member Guilford College, where he served as assistant men's soccer coach for one season, a season that saw the Quakers reach the ODAC Tournament championship game.Prior to Guilford, Cureton was on the staff at Presbyterian College, an NCAA Division I program that competes in the Big South Conference. In his two seasons there, the Blue Hose won their first ever Big South Tournament Championship in 2017 and made it back to the title game the following season. Also, Presbyterian's second-place finish in the regular season in the 2018 season stands as their best in program history.Cureton received a Bachelor of Arts in sports administration from Lees-McRae College in December of 2015, following a solid four-year career for the Bobcats. He made 59 starts in 65 games over four years, recording four goals and 11 assists.Cureton's efforts earned him a spot on the Conference Carolinas All-Conference third team in 2013. He also earned Conference Carolinas All-Tournament honors in 2014 and 2015, and added All-Academic honors and 2014 and 2015.

James Morgan joined the Ferrum athletics staff as Assistant Men's Soccer Coach in March 2022, and was promoted to Associate Head Coach in October 2023. Morgan came to Ferrum from Newcastle United Foundation, where he served as a community coach. Morgan was previously at Global Premier Soccer and served as Coach and Director of Youth Development in two locations: Rock Hill, South Carolina, and Morehead City, North Carolina. He holds F and D License certifications with the U.S. Soccer Federation as well as Human Kinetics Coaching Principles Fourth Edition Certification and the FA level 2 qualification.  Morgan played at Newcastle United Football Club, competing in France, Northern Ireland, Singapore, Italy, and England during his time with the club. He played four years at Lees-McRae College, an NCAA Division II program in Banner Elk, North Carolina. Morgan earned All-Conference three times for the Bobcats, and Academic All-Conference twice from Conference Carolinas. Morgan earned his Bachelor of Science Degree in Sports Administration with a minor in Athletic Coaching from Lees-McRae in 2018.