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| Leroy Mayers
Director/Lead Coach | |
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Coach Mayers leads this distinguished group of coaches with over 18 years of playing and coaching at the international level. G-FORCE Field Hockey structures and develops our innovative training programs in relation to the high-level skills required to be elite players. |
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And in 1995 at the US Sports Festival held in Colorado, Coach Mayers was instrumental in helping the USA East team capture the coveted Gold Medal.
Coach Mayers graduated from Rutgers University in 1994 with a B.S. in Computer Science and received his Masters in Computer Engineering from the New Jersey Institute of Technology (NJIT) in 2002. Favorite Quote: Individuals win games, teams win championships. | |
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Lead Coach - Goalie Specialist | |
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Coach Best is also a former assistant coach at Ramapo College. During his three (3) years as the goalie-specialist coach, he transformed the Road Runners goalies into formidable opponents. Under Coach Greg's direction, the goalies recorded the most shutouts in the schools field hockey history; also capturing the coveted player of the week honors in the conference. Coach Best brings with him a wealth of playing and coaching experience at the highest levels. He was a member of the team that represented the United States in the inaugural Pan-American Club Championships in Kingston Jamaica in 1999. Coach Best has competed in numerous international tournaments throughout North America and the Caribbean. Since 1995, he has won four league titles and five Playoff Championships as a Member of Tri-State Falcons field hockey team. |
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Coach Best determination and dedication during his playing/coaching career have enabled him to win multiple Tournament Championships and garner numerous awards. One of the most notable championship victories was in 2005, when he systematically led his team to lift the Championship trophy at the Banks International tournament in Barbados. He was recognized as one of the Most Valuable Players in the tournament. | |
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Coach Elmo was a top performer at Fairleigh Dickinson University. During her four years playing for the FDU, she won numerous awards including a First Team All-Conference and Second Team All-American in 2006.
Coach Elmo is a graduate of Farleigh Dickinson University and is teacher by profession.
Favorite Quote: "It's all about the team." |
| Alyssa Worbetz Coach | |
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Coach Worbetz is currently a junior mid-fielder at Fairleigh Dickinsn University. Last season, the Devils reached both the Middle Atlantic Conference Tournament and the ECAC Tournament finals. Alyssa is working towards her Bachelor's Degree in Biology and Masters Degree in Secondary Education. She is a member of the Relay For Life committee and the treasurer for the Student Athletic Advisory Committee at Fairleigh Dickinson.
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| and two NJ Group I state runner-up titles between 2001 and 2004. In 2003, for her outstanding play, she wasawarded the Sportsmanship Award. She continues to help players futher develop their field hockey skills working at various campsand clinics.Coach Worbetz has spend countless hours imparting herfield hockey knowledgeatvarious high school and middle school field hockey clinics. Favorite Quote: "For the love of the game." | |
Rael OtienoLead Coach
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Kate AldermanCoach | |
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Stefon SmithCoach
Coach Smithholds a degree in Business Management. | |
Alexandra DeVito
Coach
Coach DeVito is a current player on the Farleigh Dickinson University. She plays center-forward for FDU andwould emphasize the fact that she enjoys scoring goals.
Her freshman year (2006) Coach DeVito was awarded Rookie of the Year and was placed on the National Academic Squad for Division III Athletics for both 2006 and 2007. She has played in several USFHA tournaments. She also works at various Field Hockey camps during the summer where she enjoys helping players exceed their potential in the game.
Alexandra is currently working on obtaining her B.A in Psychology from Fairleigh Dickinson.
Favorite Quote: Never be just satisfied.



