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Mike Moyer

Mike Moyer

Club Director

Phone: 610-223-0682

USSF A License 1987
USSF B License 1985
USSF C License 1979
Member NSCAA (United Soccer Coaches) since 1984

Pennsylvania High School Coaching

SCHOOL SEASONS WINS LOSSES TIES
HS BOYS Wilson, Exeter, Fleetwood 17 Seasons 305 103 15
HS GIRLS Wilson 3 Seasons 77 5 1
TOTAL 20 Seasons 382 108 16
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Berks County Championship Games 10 County Finals 9 Berks County Championships 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993 Wilson Boys
1993, 1994, 1995 Wilson Girls
1999 Exeter Boys
2002 Fleetwood Boys
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District III Championship Games 6 District III Finals 4 District III Championships 1988, 1991 Wilson Boys
1993, 1994 Wilson Girls
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PIAA States Championship Games 3 State Finals State Champs 1992 - (28-2-1) Wilson Boys
State Finalist 1993 - (25-4-2) Wilson Boys
State Finalist 1993 - (28-1) Wilson Girls
State Semi-Finalist 2004 - () Fleetwood Boys

Mike Moyer has been a steady influence to the regional soccer scene for over 40 years.  Moyer has coached players, and instructed coaches at almost every level, including two United States Olympic Festivals.  At the festivals, Moyer served as assistant coach of the East Women's and Men's teams, to Hank Leung and Ed Townsley, and former MLS and Real Salt Lake Head Coach John Ellinger.  He taught physical education for 17 years, and coached high school boys' soccer for 17 years, where he amassed a 305-103-15 record at (3) Berks County schools... Wilson, Exeter and Fleetwood. 

He also coached the Wilson High School Girls for three seasons where he led the Bulldogs to 77-5-1 record, and was inducted into the Berks County High School Girls' Soccer Coaches Association Hall of Fame.  Overall, during 20 high school seasons, Moyer's teams have recorded 9 Berks County championships, 4 PIAA District III AAA championships and 3 PIAA State Final appearances... winning one state championship with Wilson. 

As a player, Moyer was named 1st team all-county in 1976 as the starting defender for Fleetwood High School's Berks County and District III championship team.  After graduation he played Division One college soccer at West Chester State College, and was a member of the East Coast Conference championship team as a freshman. Moyer was the starting center midfielder and co-captain his senior year at West Chester.

Moyer, who was awarded the USSF "A" license in 1987,  has been on staff at some of the top clinics and camps in the nation.  He has been directing soccer camps since 1983.  He has been an EPYSA ODP head coach, and has instructed numerous coaching schools, including the United States Soccer Federation National Coaching Schools, where he was an evaluator for USSF "B" coaching license candidates.  Moyer coached the FC Delco U-19 Boys' team to a state cup championship in 1995. 

Moyer coached professionally in the USL for two franchises.  He was the assistant coach for the Philadelphia Freedom under Mike Gorni, and was the head coach for the Reading Rage professional team, where in his second season, guided the Rage to the only divisional championship in its professional team history. 

Moyer's network to the college game is unmatched.  His relationship with the top college programs and coaches around the nation will be extremely beneficial to the FC REV players and parents.  He has successfully recommended and guided hundreds and hundreds of players to successful college programs.  

Mike lives in Wyomissing and is married to Jen Moyer, who teaches health & physical education in the Twin Valley School District, and has 3 children:  Keegan - 35, Mia - 25, and Max - 23... one grandson - Brooks - 5, and one granddaughter Everly - 2.

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COMMUNITY SOCCER INVOLVEMENT & AWARDS

Pennsylvania Sports Hall of Fame (Berks Chapter) Inductee - April 2008

Wilson High School Sports Hall of Fame Member

Berks County Girls Soccer Association Hall of Fame Member

Pennsylvania PIAA Coach of the Year - 1993 - AAA

Record (9-1) in Berks County Championship Title Games

Numerous Berks County Coach of the Year Awards

·Organized Reading-Berks Soccer Club trip to England and Wales

·Organized Fleetwood High School soccer trip to England, Scotland and Wales

·Organized Penn State vs. Notre Dame soccer game at Fleetwood High School attracting 5000 + fans

·Organized Penn State vs. Indiana University game at Fleetwood High School

·Organized Penn State vs. University of North Carolina game at Fleetwood High School

·Organized collegiate doubleheaders at Wilson High School that included Wake Forest University, University of Maryland, UMBC, Penn State, Syracuse University, and Philadelphia University (Philadelphia Textile)

·Organized a friendly match at Fleetwood High School between the Reading Rage USL D3 Professional Team and the United States U-20 Team

· Coached and organized numerous area youth indoor/outdoor teams, including nationally recognized FC DELCO

·Organized local coaching clinics and soccer camps for youth players, coaches and parents, 

·Organized coaching clinics with US National Team and former LA Galaxy Head Coach - Bruce Arena

·Organized fund raising campaign for Reading-Berks Soccer European Tour


FC REVOLUTION PLAYERS Participate in NEW YORK CITY EVENT!

2 Bus Loads of Players and Families Head to QUEENS!


Nike JOGA 3 FUTSAL Tour

FC BARCELONA Visit to New York City

Mike Moyer Emcee Work

Club Director of Coaching - Mike Moyer has been involved as an emcee for NIKE, The United States Soccer Foundation, and the Philadelphia Kixx.  Check out the links, videos and photos below!


United States Soccer Foundation Field Dedication in Washington DC

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Hall of Fame Induction

FC Revolution Coach Inducted into Hall of Fame

04/08/08
By Touchline News

BERKS COUNTY, PA --  FC Revolution co-owner and coach Mike Moyer was honored Sunday with his induction into the Pennsylvania Sports Hall of Fame.  Moyer was presented the prestigious honor by the Berks Chapter of the PSHF for his outstanding past and present contributions to the game of soccer.  Moyer is a graduate of Fleetwood High school and West Chester University and was an athlete who played at both the high school and collegiate levels.  As a four year varsity team member and Co-Captain at West Chester, he was a member of the team that won the 1977 Division One East Coast Conference championship. 

Moyer, who was awarded the USSF "A" National coaching license in 1987, has served as a coaching instructor and has held a number of coveted coaching positions. In addition to assisting the East Men's and Women's teams at two US Olympic festivals, his remarkable history includes coaching at almost every youth, collegiate and professional level and includes coaching positions at both West Chester and Alvernia College. Professionally, he assisted the Philadelphia Freedom and served two years as the head coach for the Reading Rage, where Moyer brought them the first and only divisional championship in the team's 12 year history.  Moyer, who worked for 17 years as a health and physical education teacher in the public school system, is known as a tireless advocate working to raise media awareness to soccer's immense popularity in the US and as a leader in raising the level of soccer play among youth players in the United States. 

In 2007, Moyer was instrumental in forming a three year teaching agreement, one of the first of its kind in the US,  between the  Everton Soccer Club in Liverpool, England and the FC Revolution soccer club in Berks County, Pennsylvania.  Everton, one of world's most historic soccer clubs and one of the top teams in the English Premiership has been called home by some of the world's greatest players such as current Manchester United star, Wayne Rooney. 

Relatively young and fast moving, FC Revolution, founded in 2004, has already established itself among the top soccer clubs in Eastern Pennsylvania. Fielding boys and girls teams from U8 to U18, the club has become well known for its innovative programs and instruction, excellent team performance, individual player development, and an outstanding staff of coaches.