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Assistant Coach Tommy Crabill

ASSISTANT COACH TOMMY CRABILL

Tommy Crabill is in his first season as an assistant coach with the Alma Men’s Soccer program in 2009 after graduating in May with a degree in Physical Education from Ohio Wesleyan.

Crabill, a native of Cincinnati, OH, was a member of the esteemed Wesleyan Soccer program for four years. During his time at the school, the team won the North Coast Athletic Conference (NCAC) three times. Crabill played on the varsity in his freshman and senior seasons, and he was a student assistant coach in sophomore and junior years. His senior year, the team went 18-4-1 and advanced to the NCAA Sweet 16.

He earned the Team Award for Senior Leadership in his final season at Wesleyan, and off the field he was on the Dean’s List from 2005 through graduation. Crabill participated in a Early Childhood Center Motor Learning Research program as part of his studies away from soccer.

crabillt@alma.edu

 


 

 

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