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One name I haven't seen mentioned is Dick Hiller of Chapin. He must be doing something right as he has consistently had top teams.

I would also give a nod to Kevin Heise as he has taken a not so soccer rich section of the midlands and managed to produce a winning program year after year.

M. Taylor then you have never met Coach Savitz...and apparently I must be insane! I have nothing against the other coaches on your list. Mine was but a single vote, which I stand by: Coach Savitz is ONE of the best SC coaches.

Heard of Coach Savitz but haven't had the privilege of meeting him. Must be a winner.

m. taylor, while these trailblazers have enabled some form of advancement in prep soccer, savitz has been the best true coach over the years, look at his record, it speaks for itself, the coaches you have on your list are not the best coaches overall, i played for a couple of them, one for hs and 2 for north/south and i was not impressed in the slightest, no offense i appreciate everything they have done, its just time for them to step aside and let the younger generation of better coaches take over

OK all you Kool Aid Drinkers, name me one thing savitz has done for the SC soccer community that didnt involve him being the coach of north south? Who couldnt win with the teams he had in the 90s(other than spring valley). I mean come on he had 12-15 soccer players whi9le the rest of us had 2-3. Furthermore look at the recent results with the talent pool a bit more even.

To the wizzard, what are the "younger" coaches gonna do? What have they done but offer unfullfilled promises. Until one of them step to the plate and help the game outside of their respective teams dont even talk to me.

And yes his record is impressive no doubt but at the HS level "coaching" is more than wins and loses. I simply ask what has he given back to the game? Answer me that.

Once...just once...could we ALL have the maturity, courtesy, and sportsmanship to allow a thread where people can be praised without also trying to tear people down? Maybe say something positive about the people/programs we like and admire without trying to justify it by saying something negative about the others?

Just a thought. I know it's way out there, but I'm known for reaching for the unreachable.

Me vote for Coach Chass
For his dedicated posting at all hours of the night :-)

What about Ed Khouri at BE? He's always had great teams there.