I have known Harry Triana for 5 years, first as a young coach working for his NSCAA National diploma (Distinguished Pass) and subsequently invited him to work for me at soccer camp. I found Harry to be one of the best young coaches I've had the pleasure to work with and observe in my 25 plus years as a National Staff Coach for both the NSCAA and USSF. His knowledge, personality and enjoyable manner put him in the top 1% of all the coaches that I've had the pleasure to  mentor over the years. After completing his Advanced National diploma with a distinguished pass, Harry was invited to be an associate National Staff coach. Only the best are invited to join this staff and certainly Harry deserves this honor. I would have been honored to have had my daughters train and play for Harry.

Ron McEachen
Head Coach, Skidmore College
Assistant coach, New England Revolution (MLS)
Former Head Coach, Middlebury College & Vermont Univ.
Former Region 1 Boys Head Coach and Assistant.
Former NASL and ASL player.

"Harry...after watchng the team for 2 consecutive days, more and more I realize how lucky Jessie is to be a member of the team. You have really fashioned a sophisticated, capable group of girls who have become a true ball club. They've gone beyond a bunch of girls with good ball playing skills...they've become a group  force to be reckoned with. It really is very exciting to watch them."

Thanks
Shel (Rampage parent)

"It is my pleasure to write on behalf of Harry Triana and all that he has done to benefit youth soccer in Brooklyn.  I have been involved with youth soccer in the park for more than a decade.  I recall well watching kids play on dirt fields full of rocks and debris, and the stares we got when the girls' teams ventured onto the fields. Much has changed since then, almost all for the better. Harry has been part of the positive change. He understands the place that organized sports like soccer can play in a child's life, and is committed to using soccer as a means of youth development. Harry's training, coaching and nurturing has inspired countless kids, and is a model for others to emulate.  His efforts have helped girls' soccer in particular grow from a handful of girls, to more than anyone can count. "

Steve Zeidman, Y League Manager