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We are here to provide you and your family with the best youth soccer experience possible! We are proud to bring you a group of highly accomplished coaches and administrators. Read the bios below to learn more about your coach and other leaders in our community.

MIKE MURPHY
Head coach
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All-Time Winningest Coach In Penn Men's Lacrosse History -- 77 Wins
2019 Unanimous Ivy League Coach of the Year
2019 USILA Division I Coach of the Year
20 All-Americans Coached At Penn
50 All-Ivy Players Coached
3 Ivy League Rookies of the Year Coached
12 Professional Players

Ivy League Regular Season Championships -- 1 (2019)
Ivy League Tournament Appearances -- 7 (2011, 2013, 2014, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019)
Ivy League Tournament Championships -- 2 (2014, 2019)
NCAA Championship Appearances -- 3 (2011, 2014, 2019)

Mike Murphy, the all-time winningest head coach in Penn Men’s Lacrosse history, enters his 12th season as the James H. Greene Head Coach of Men’s Lacrosse in 2021.
 
The 2020 season saw the Quakers go 2-3 before all 2020 Ivy League spring sports were canceled on Wednesday, March 11 due to a nationwide outbreak of coronavirus COVID-19. During the year, Penn scored victories over No. 10 Duke and Saint Joseph’s. In 2020, Penn ranked in the top-10 in the country in both faceoff winning percentage (No. 6, .654) and groundballs per game (No. 9, 37.60).
 
Murphy and the Quakers completed one of the greatest seasons in program history in 2019. The Red and Blue tied the program record with 12 wins, achieved the highest national ranking in program history, won the Ivy League’s regular season and tournament championships for the first time in the same season, and reached the quarterfinals of the NCAA Championship for the first time since 1988.

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CASEY IKEDA
Assistant Coach

  

Ivy League Championships -- 1 (2019)
4 All-Americans Coached
9 All-Ivy Players Coached

Casey Ikeda enters his sixth season overall with the Quakers and fifth as an assistant coach and defensive coordinator in 2021 He spent the 2016 season as Director of Operations for the program.

The 2020 season saw the Quakers go 2-3 before all 2020 Ivy League spring sports were canceled on Wednesday, March 11 due to a nationwide outbreak of coronavirus COVID-19. During the year, Penn scored victories over No. 10 Duke and Saint Joseph’s.
 
Ikeda was part of his first Ivy League championship as a coach in 2019, helping the Quakers to a 12-4 record and their highest-ever national ranking (No. 2). The Red and Blue tied the program record with 12 wins and also tied a school record with 12 consecutive wins while reaching the NCAA Championship quarterfinals for the first time since 1988.

Ikeda's defense featured a pair of USILA All-Americans in close defender Mark Evanchick and goalkeeper Reed Junkin who both were named third-team All-Americans after first-team All-Ivy seasons.

Ikeda -- who grew up in nearby Berwyn, Pa. -- came to Penn following a standout playing career at the University of Maryland, where he was captain in 2015 when the Terps advanced to the NCAA Division I national championship game. Ikeda was a first-team USILA All-America and a USILA Scholar All-America as a senior, when he was also named Big Ten Defensive Player of the Year. A member of four Terp teams that advanced to the NCAA’s Championship Weekend, Ikeda ended his career with 50 consecutive starts.

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MIKE ABBOT
Assistant Coach

  

Ivy League Championships -- 1 (2019)
Ivy League Tournament Championships -- 1 (2019)
NCAA Championships Appearances -- 1 (2019)
4 All-Americans Coached
4 All-Ivy Players Coached
1 Ivy League Rookie of the Year Coached

Mike Abbott enters his third season as an assistant coach and offensive coordinator with the Quakers in 2021.

The 2020 season saw the Quakers go 2-3 before all 2020 Ivy League spring sports were canceled on Wednesday, March 11 due to a nationwide outbreak of coronavirus COVID-19. During the year, Penn scored victories over No. 10 Duke and Saint Joseph’s. Abbott saw two players, Sean Lulley and Dylan Gergar, rank in the top-25 in the country in points per game and Gergar was also 11th in the nation in goals per game (3.80).  

In his first season with the Red and Blue, Abbott guided an attacking unit which set a school record with 239 goals scored. Three different players surpassed the 60-point plateau for the Quakers, led by Adam Goldner who set a new single-season scoring record with 56 goals. Four of Penn's offensive players earned USILA All-American honors, including Sam Handley who set program records for goals (35), assists (26) and points (61) by a freshman en route to becoming the first rookie in program history to earn first-team All-American honors.
 
Abbott came to Penn after spending seven years at Colgate where he oversaw three of the eight most prolific scoring seasons in the Raiders program’s 87-year history. In 2017, Abbott’s final season on staff, Colgate scored 178 goals in 15 games, an average of 11.9 goals per game which is sixth in program history.
 
Abbott began his career at Colgate as an assistant coach prior to the 2012 season, and was promoted to Associate Head Coach following the 2015 season.
 
Colgate made two NCAA Championship appearances during Abbott’s tenure, in 2012 and 2015—the Raiders were quarterfinalists in 2012—and was Patriot League regular-season champion both of those years. The Raiders finished the 2012 season ranked No. 8 in the Nike/Inside Lacrosse media poll, and Abbott’s offense that season shattered school records in goals (236), assists (129) and points (365). After the season, Peter Baum was the Tewaaraton Award recipient as the nation’s top college lacrosse player.
 
Prior to Colgate, Abbott spent five seasons as an assistant coach at SUNY Cortland where he was the recruiting and offensive coordinator. He helped lead the Red Dragons to the 2009 NCAA championship, along with three-straight title game appearances from 2007-09 and other NCAA tourney runs that reached the semifinals in 2010 and quarterfinals in 2011.


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