SUNY Binghamton University Men's Soccer

Marco  enters his 15th season as the head soccer coach at Binghamton University in 2015. Under his guidance, the Bearcats have been transformed from a team that won just two games the year before his arrival into an established program that has become a fixture on the conference, regional and national scene.  The 2015 campaign marked a resurgence for the Binghamton men's soccer program. It won 10 games, marking its highest total since 2008. This includes a 1-0 win over then No. 28 Ohio State as well as a pair of road wins in the America East Tournament. The Bearcats ended the season by returning to the conference championship game for the first time in seven years. All of this was done with one of the youngest squads in the nation, which was predicted to finish seventh in the conference in the preseason poll. In the classroom, the Bearcats posted the highest GPA (3.27) among any men's soccer program in the America East Conference during the 2015-16 academic year. Marco has led Binghamton to two America East Conference titles (2003 and 2006), two America East regular season titles (2006 and 2007) and seven appearances in the conference title game. From 2003-08, Binghamton advanced to a conference-record six straight championship games.  As the Bearcats have made their place among the elite squads in the conference, they have also gained attention in the national polls. In four seasons since Marco became the head coach, Binghamton has either received votes or been ranked in both the NSCAA/adidas and College Soccer News weekly polls (2003, 2004, 2005 & 2007). Furthermore, the Bearcats have been ranked among the top 10 teams in the Northeast Region five times since 2003. Under Marcos guidance, the Bearcats have excelled just as much in the classroom as they have on the playing field. The 2007 team posted the highest combined GPA in the nation (3.37) out of over 200 programs. The Binghamton 2005 squad had the third-highest combined GPA among all NCAA Division I mens soccer programs (3.30), the 2006 team was ranked fourth (3.26) and the 2008 squad tied for fifth (3.30). Individually, Binghamton has had one COSIDA Academic All-American, one COSIDA Academic All-District selection and nine NSCAA Scholar All-Americans since Marco became the head coach. In 2007, Binghamton moved into the 2,534-seat Bearcats Sports Complex and have since ranked among the top Division I programs in the nation in home attendance three times. The Bearcats were No. 21 in the nation during the 2007 campaign and No. 20 in 2008 and No. 23 in 2009.  Marco led the Bearcats to a 14-6-0 record as well as its second straight America East regular season title during the 2007 campaign. In the process, the Bearcats became the first regular-season repeat champion in 13 years. Binghamtons 14 wins marked its highest total since 1993. Marco was named the America East Coach of the Year for the first time in his career. The previous year, Marco guided the Bearcats to their first-ever America East Conference regular season title as well as to their second tournament title in four years. Binghamton earned its second trip to the NCAA Division I Tournament and faced No. 17 Harvard in the first round. In 2003, Marco led the squad to its first-ever America East Championship after the squad was picked to finish eighth in the preseason poll. Binghamton stunned No. 15 Fairleigh Dickinson 1-0 in the first round of the NCAA Tournament before losing 1-0 in overtime at No. 7 St. Louis in the second round. The Bearcats were the first team receiving votes in the NSCAA/adidas season-ending Top 25 poll and Marco was named the New York State Region Coach of the Year Prior to his arrival at Binghamton, Marco was the head coach at West Virginia from 1996-2001. During his tenure, he guided the Mountaineers to a record of 47-62-4. His best season was in 1999, when West Virginia went 13-5-1 and received the third seed in the Big East Championship tournament. That year, Marco was named the Big East Coach of the Year. In addition, Marcos 1998 team also advanced to the conference tournament, posting an 11-8-1 mark. Before taking over the head coaching reigns in 1997, Marco served as the Mountaineers assistant coach from 1992-95, helping lead the program to an Atlantic 10 conference championship and NCAA tournament berth in 1992. A former Division I player for West Virginia, Marco led the program to one of its finest seasons in school history in 1990. His 12 points steered the team to a 12-5-1 recordits best mark in 23 years. In 1991, Marco graduated cum laude from West Virginia with a bachelors degree in physical education. He is teacher certified in grades K-12. Marco also received his masters degree from West Virgnia University in 1994 in physical education/athletic coaching. Besides holding a National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA) Advanced National Diploma and a United States Soccer Federation (USSF) B License, Marco has been a member of the NSCAA national staff for 20 years. He was promoted to the NSCAA Senior Staff in 2005. In that capacity, Marco has taught various levels of the NSCAA academy curriculum courses, and has published numerous articles. From 1999-2001, he served as vice president of the Big East Soccer Coaches for three years. Marco and his wife, Sheryl, have two children. They reside in Endicott. BINGHAMTON MENS SOCCER UNDER PAUL MARCO - 2003 and 2006 America East Champions - 2006 and 2007 America East Regular Season Champions - 2004, 2005, 2007, 2008 and 2015 America East Runner-Up - 2003 NCAA Tournament (Second Round) - 2006 NCAA Tournament (First Round) - One College Soccer News All-American - 14 NSCAA All-Region Selections - Four America East Defensive Players of Year - Two America East Strikers of the Year - Three America East Goalkeepers of the Year - One America East Rookie of the Year - Nine NSCAA Scholar All-Americans - 18 America East All-Academic Selections - Posted the top GPA among Division I mens soccer programs during the 2007-08 academic year - Binghamton ranked among the top 25 mens soccer programs in terms of average home attendance during the 2007, 2008 and 2009 seasons THE MARCO FILE 2002-Present: Head Coach, Binghamton University 1996-2001: Head Coach, West Virginia University 1992-95: Assistant Coach, West Virginia University       Paul Marco Head Men's Soccer Coach Paul Marco  enters his 15th season as the head soccer coach at Binghamton University in 2015. Under his guidance, the Bearcats have been transformed from a team that won just two games the year before his arrival into an established program that has become a fixture on the conference, regional and national scene.  The 2015 campaign marked a resurgence for the Binghamton men's soccer program. It won 10 games, marking its highest total since 2008. This includes a 1-0 win over then No. 28 Ohio State as well as a pair of road wins in the America East Tournament. The Bearcats ended the season by returning to the conference championship game for the first time in seven years. All of this was done with one of the youngest squads in the nation, which was predicted to finish seventh in the conference in the preseason poll. In the classroom, the Bearcats posted the highest GPA (3.27) among any men's soccer program in the America East Conference during the 2015-16 academic year. Marco has led Binghamton to two America East Conference titles (2003 and 2006), two America East regular season titles (2006 and 2007) and seven appearances in the conference title game. From 2003-08, Binghamton advanced to a conference-record six straight championship games.  As the Bearcats have made their place among the elite squads in the conference, they have also gained attention in the national polls. In four seasons since Marco became the head coach, Binghamton has either received votes or been ranked in both the NSCAA/adidas and College Soccer News weekly polls (2003, 2004, 2005 & 2007). Furthermore, the Bearcats have been ranked among the top 10 teams in the Northeast Region five times since 2003. Under Marcos guidance, the Bearcats have excelled just as much in the classroom as they have on the playing field. The 2007 team posted the highest combined GPA in the nation (3.37) out of over 200 programs. The Binghamton 2005 squad had the third-highest combined GPA among all NCAA Division I mens soccer programs (3.30), the 2006 team was ranked fourth (3.26) and the 2008 squad tied for fifth (3.30). Individually, Binghamton has had one COSIDA Academic All-American, one COSIDA Academic All-District selection and nine NSCAA Scholar All-Americans since Marco became the head coach. In 2007, Binghamton moved into the 2,534-seat Bearcats Sports Complex and have since ranked among the top Division I programs in the nation in home attendance three times. The Bearcats were No. 21 in the nation during the 2007 campaign and No. 20 in 2008 and No. 23 in 2009.  Marco led the Bearcats to a 14-6-0 record as well as its second straight America East regular season title during the 2007 campaign. In the process, the Bearcats became the first regular-season repeat champion in 13 years. Binghamtons 14 wins marked its highest total since 1993. Marco was named the America East Coach of the Year for the first time in his career. The previous year, Marco guided the Bearcats to their first-ever America East Conference regular season title as well as to their second tournament title in four years. Binghamton earned its second trip to the NCAA Division I Tournament and faced No. 17 Harvard in the first round. In 2003, Marco led the squad to its first-ever America East Championship after the squad was picked to finish eighth in the preseason poll. Binghamton stunned No. 15 Fairleigh Dickinson 1-0 in the first round of the NCAA Tournament before losing 1-0 in overtime at No. 7 St. Louis in the second round. The Bearcats were the first team receiving votes in the NSCAA/adidas season-ending Top 25 poll and Marco was named the New York State Region Coach of the Year Prior to his arrival at Binghamton, Marco was the head coach at West Virginia from 1996-2001. During his tenure, he guided the Mountaineers to a record of 47-62-4. His best season was in 1999, when West Virginia went 13-5-1 and received the third seed in the Big East Championship tournament. That year, Marco was named the Big East Coach of the Year. In addition, Marcos 1998 team also advanced to the conference tournament, posting an 11-8-1 mark. Before taking over the head coaching reigns in 1997, Marco served as the Mountaineers assistant coach from 1992-95, helping lead the program to an Atlantic 10 conference championship and NCAA tournament berth in 1992. A former Division I player for West Virginia, Marco led the program to one of its finest seasons in school history in 1990. His 12 points steered the team to a 12-5-1 recordits best mark in 23 years. In 1991, Marco graduated cum laude from West Virginia with a bachelors degree in physical education. He is teacher certified in grades K-12. Marco also received his masters degree from West Virgnia University in 1994 in physical education/athletic coaching. Besides holding a National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA) Advanced National Diploma and a United States Soccer Federation (USSF) B License, Marco has been a member of the NSCAA national staff for 20 years. He was promoted to the NSCAA Senior Staff in 2005. In that capacity, Marco has taught various levels of the NSCAA academy curriculum courses, and has published numerous articles. From 1999-2001, he served as vice president of the Big East Soccer Coaches for three years. Marco and his wife, Sheryl, have two children. They reside in Endicott. BINGHAMTON MENS SOCCER UNDER PAUL MARCO - 2003 and 2006 America East Champions - 2006 and 2007 America East Regular Season Champions - 2004, 2005, 2007, 2008 and 2015 America East Runner-Up - 2003 NCAA Tournament (Second Round) - 2006 NCAA Tournament (First Round) - One College Soccer News All-American - 14 NSCAA All-Region Selections - Four America East Defensive Players of Year - Two America East Strikers of the Year - Three America East Goalkeepers of the Year - One America East Rookie of the Year - Nine NSCAA Scholar All-Americans - 18 America East All-Academic Selections - Posted the top GPA among Division I mens soccer programs during the 2007-08 academic year - Binghamton ranked among the top 25 mens soccer programs in terms of average home attendance during the 2007, 2008 and 2009 seasons THE MARCO FILE 2002-Present: Head Coach, Binghamton University 1996-2001: Head Coach, West Virginia University 1992-95: Assistant Coach, West Virginia University       Paul Marco Head Men's Soccer Coach Paul Marco  enters his 15th season as the head soccer coach at Binghamton University in 2015. Under his guidance, the Bearcats have been transformed from a team that won just two games the year before his arrival into an established program that has become a fixture on the conference, regional and national scene.  The 2015 campaign marked a resurgence for the Binghamton men's soccer program. It won 10 games, marking its highest total since 2008. This includes a 1-0 win over then No. 28 Ohio State as well as a pair of road wins in the America East Tournament. The Bearcats ended the season by returning to the conference championship game for the first time in seven years. All of this was done with one of the youngest squads in the nation, which was predicted to finish seventh in the conference in the preseason poll. In the classroom, the Bearcats posted the highest GPA (3.27) among any men's soccer program in the America East Conference during the 2015-16 academic year. Marco has led Binghamton to two America East Conference titles (2003 and 2006), two America East regular season titles (2006 and 2007) and seven appearances in the conference title game. From 2003-08, Binghamton advanced to a conference-record six straight championship games.  As the Bearcats have made their place among the elite squads in the conference, they have also gained attention in the national polls. In four seasons since Marco became the head coach, Binghamton has either received votes or been ranked in both the NSCAA/adidas and College Soccer News weekly polls (2003, 2004, 2005 & 2007). Furthermore, the Bearcats have been ranked among the top 10 teams in the Northeast Region five times since 2003. Under Marcos guidance, the Bearcats have excelled just as much in the classroom as they have on the playing field. The 2007 team posted the highest combined GPA in the nation (3.37) out of over 200 programs. The Binghamton 2005 squad had the third-highest combined GPA among all NCAA Division I mens soccer programs (3.30), the 2006 team was ranked fourth (3.26) and the 2008 squad tied for fifth (3.30). Individually, Binghamton has had one COSIDA Academic All-American, one COSIDA Academic All-District selection and nine NSCAA Scholar All-Americans since Marco became the head coach. In 2007, Binghamton moved into the 2,534-seat Bearcats Sports Complex and have since ranked among the top Division I programs in the nation in home attendance three times. The Bearcats were No. 21 in the nation during the 2007 campaign and No. 20 in 2008 and No. 23 in 2009.  Marco led the Bearcats to a 14-6-0 record as well as its second straight America East regular season title during the 2007 campaign. In the process, the Bearcats became the first regular-season repeat champion in 13 years. Binghamtons 14 wins marked its highest total since 1993. Marco was named the America East Coach of the Year for the first time in his career. The previous year, Marco guided the Bearcats to their first-ever America East Conference regular season title as well as to their second tournament title in four years. Binghamton earned its second trip to the NCAA Division I Tournament and faced No. 17 Harvard in the first round. In 2003, Marco led the squad to its first-ever America East Championship after the squad was picked to finish eighth in the preseason poll. Binghamton stunned No. 15 Fairleigh Dickinson 1-0 in the first round of the NCAA Tournament before losing 1-0 in overtime at No. 7 St. Louis in the second round. The Bearcats were the first team receiving votes in the NSCAA/adidas season-ending Top 25 poll and Marco was named the New York State Region Coach of the Year Prior to his arrival at Binghamton, Marco was the head coach at West Virginia from 1996-2001. During his tenure, he guided the Mountaineers to a record of 47-62-4. His best season was in 1999, when West Virginia went 13-5-1 and received the third seed in the Big East Championship tournament. That year, Marco was named the Big East Coach of the Year. In addition, Marcos 1998 team also advanced to the conference tournament, posting an 11-8-1 mark. Before taking over the head coaching reigns in 1997, Marco served as the Mountaineers assistant coach from 1992-95, helping lead the program to an Atlantic 10 conference championship and NCAA tournament berth in 1992. A former Division I player for West Virginia, Marco led the program to one of its finest seasons in school history in 1990. His 12 points steered the team to a 12-5-1 recordits best mark in 23 years. In 1991, Marco graduated cum laude from West Virginia with a bachelors degree in physical education. He is teacher certified in grades K-12. Marco also received his masters degree from West Virgnia University in 1994 in physical education/athletic coaching. Besides holding a National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA) Advanced National Diploma and a United States Soccer Federation (USSF) B License, Marco has been a member of the NSCAA national staff for 20 years. He was promoted to the NSCAA Senior Staff in 2005. In that capacity, Marco has taught various levels of the NSCAA academy curriculum courses, and has published numerous articles. From 1999-2001, he served as vice president of the Big East Soccer Coaches for three years. Marco and his wife, Sheryl, have two children. They reside in Endicott. BINGHAMTON MENS SOCCER UNDER PAUL MARCO - 2003 and 2006 America East Champions - 2006 and 2007 America East Regular Season Champions - 2004, 2005, 2007, 2008 and 2015 America East Runner-Up - 2003 NCAA Tournament (Second Round) - 2006 NCAA Tournament (First Round) - One College Soccer News All-American - 14 NSCAA All-Region Selections - Four America East Defensive Players of Year - Two America East Strikers of the Year - Three America East Goalkeepers of the Year - One America East Rookie of the Year - Nine NSCAA Scholar All-Americans - 18 America East All-Academic Selections - Posted the top GPA among Division I mens soccer programs during the 2007-08 academic year - Binghamton ranked among the top 25 mens soccer programs in terms of average home attendance during the 2007, 2008 and 2009 seasons THE MARCO FILE 2002-Present: Head Coach, Binghamton University 1996-2001: Head Coach, West Virginia University 1992-95: Assistant Coach, West Virginia University      

Tommy Moon enters his 12th season with the men's soccer program in 2026. He was named the interim head coach in March 2026 after serving as the associate head coach the previous two seasons and an assistant coach since 2015.  After spending two seasons (2015 and 2016) as the second assistant, Moon was promoted to first assistant in February, 2017 and associate head coach in December 2024. Moon is involved with all facets of the program, including recruiting, player training and development, game preparation and opponent scouting.  Moon was a captain and four-year starter for the Bearcats from 2010 - 2014. He was an America East all-rookie team selection his freshman year and was an all-conference player his senior year. In his first two seasons on the coaching staff, Moon helped guide the Bearcats to back to back winning seasons. In his first year, the Bearcats made an incredible run to the 2015 America East Championship game, winning back-to-back road games in the playoffs. This was the first time the Bearcats were in the America East final since 2008. In his second season, the Bearcats compiled a 7-6-6 record and another America-East tournament appearance. Throughout Moon's four seasons on the coaching staff, he has coached and mentored three first team all-conference selections, 2015 America East Goalkeeper of the Year Robert Moewes, and 2017 America East Rookie of the Year Noah Luescher. Within the community, Moon has coached several youth teams in the Binghamton area. Moon's BC United 00 Select team won back to back New York State West State Cup Championships in 2017 and 2018 and participated at the 2017 and 2018 US Youth Soccer Region 1 Tournament. In 2018, Moon was named competitive coach of the year by the New York State West Youth Soccer Association.  He earned his bachelor's degree in Human Development from Binghamton University in 2014. Moon is also a 2010 graduate from nearby Maine-Endwell High School. Moon holds his DFB UEFA B License, USSF B License, and United Soccer Coaches Premier Diploma. THE MOON FILE 2026: Interim Head Coach, Binghamton University  2024-26: Associate Head Coach, Binghamton University  2015-24: Assistant Coach, Binghamton University  

Evan Maslin enters his second season as an assistant men’s soccer coach in 2025.   For the past several years, Maslin has served as a coach and the boys director of goalkeeping for B.C. United, now Flash Binghamton. Maslin helped guide boys teams to NYSWYSA State Cup championships in 2022, 2023, and 2024.   Maslin graduated Summa Cum Laude from the University of North Florida with bachelor’s degrees in economics and international studies. He earned his M.A. in International Affairs Policy and Analysis from American University.   Maslin holds a USSF National C License, USC Advanced National Goalkeeping Diploma (the top technical award of United Soccer Coaches goalkeeper education program), and USC Analyzing Goalkeeper Performance Diploma.   His sister, Emma, was a captain of the women’s soccer team at Binghamton, helping capture the America East Conference regular season title in 2017, and his brother-in-law, Caleb Stewart, was a 1,000+ point men’s basketball player.