Brian Wiese

Brian Wiese
Personal information
Full name	Brian Wiese
Playing position	Manager (formerly Goalkeeper)
Club information
Current team	Georgetown University
Youth career
1991–1993	Dartmouth
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps	(Gls)
1995	Highlanders F.C.
Teams managed
1996–2000	Stanford University (assistant)
2001–2005	University of Notre Dame (assistant)
2006–	Georgetown University
* Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only.

Brian Wiese is the head men's soccer coach at Georgetown. He has coached for two seasons at Georgetown. He also served as a top assistant coach at Stanford, and Notre Dame. While an assistant, those squads went a combined 136–48–25, including nine straight tournament appearances. From 1996 to 2001, he served as an assistant coach at Stanford, where the team posted a 71–21–12 record.

He graduated from Dartmouth College in 1995, where he earned a bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering.

External links

http://guhoyas.cstv.com/sports/m-soccer/mtt/wiese_brian00.html

References

Georgetown Hoyas head men's soccer coaches

Frederick Brew (1952–1953) Robert Windish (1954) Dan Mulcahy (1955–1957) Steve Benedek (1958–1960) Bill Lauritzen (1961–1965) Ricardo Mendoza (1966–1969) Paul Kennedy (1970–1974) Bill Smith (1975–1976) Tim Cooney (1977–1979) Scott Strasburg (1980) Mike Dillon (1981–1983) Keith Tabatznik (1984–2005) Brian Wiese (2006– )

Current head men's soccer coaches of the Big East Conference

Paul Snape (Butler) Elmar Bolowich (Creighton) Craig Blazer (DePaul) Brian Wiese (Georgetown) Louis Bennett (Marquette) Craig Stewart (Providence) Gerson Echeverry (Seton Hall) Dave Masur (St. John's) Tom Carlin (Villanova) Andy Fleming (Xavier)

NSCAA Coach of the Year winners

Men's coaches	1973: Guelker 1974: MacKenzie 1975: Reinhardt 1976: Yeagley 1977: de Boer 1978: McCrath 1979: Bahr 1980: Yeagley 1981: Hyndman 1982: Rennie 1983: Ficken 1984: Lennox 1985: Mehlert 1986: Parker 1987: Dorrance 1988: Tucker 1989: Sampson 1990: Reasso 1991: Murray 1992: Slagle 1993: Bradley 1994: Yeagley 1995: Launder 1996: Masur 1997: Schmid 1998: Yeagley 1999: Yeagley 2000: Reid 2001: Bolowich 2002: Fitzgerald 2003: Yeagley 2004: Vom Steeg 2005: Cirovski 2006: Vom Steeg 2007: Vidovich 2008: Vidovich 2009: Porter 2010: Lolla 2011: Gunn 2012: Wiese 2013: Clark 2014: Caringi 2015: Noonan

Women's coaches	1982: Dorrance 1983: Lombardo 1984: Pincince 1985: Banda 1986: Dorrance 1987: Banda 1988: Gross 1989: Daniels 1990: Gregg 1991: Ryan 1992: Hempen 1993: Cicala 1994: Petrucelli 1995: Petrucelli 1996: Walker 1997: Tsantiris 1998: Burleigh 1999: Farmer 2000: Ellis 2001: Smith 2002: Charles 2003: Dorrance 2004: Shackford 2005: Wilkins 2006: Dorrance 2007: Khosroshahin 2008: Ratcliffe 2009: Ratcliffe 2010: Waldrum 2011: Ratcliffe 2012: Walsh 2013: Swanson 2014: Krikorian 2015: Walsh

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