Jimmy Cancellaro
President of Competitive Edge Soccer, Inc. Youth soccer coach since 1979 in Carmel, East Fishkill, LaGrange, Middlepath FC, Joe Palumbo SC and Lewisboro Soccer Clubs. Co-founder of the Lake Carmel/Kent Soccer Club in 1980. Board Member and Head Coach of the East Fishkill Soccer Club 1994-2000. Board Member of the East Hudson Youth Soccer League from 2000-2004. Coached teams to 7 East Hudson YSL Division 1 Championships. Coached teams to 3 Westchester YSL Division 1 Championships. His teams earned 6 league sportsmanship awards. Assistant Varsity Boys Soccer Head Coach for Somers High School for 2 years. Assistant Varsity Boys Soccer Head Coach for Bronx High School of Science for 2 years. Girls Varsity Soccer Head Coach at Croton Harmon High School for 3 years. Currently the Girls JV Soccer Coach at Carmel High School. He holds the USSF "D" and "F" licenses the NSCAA National Diploma and the USYSA Coaching Certification. In 2000 Jimmy was unanimously voted into the East Hudson YSL Hall of Fame.
Phil Cancellaro
Vice-President of Competitive Edge Soccer. Has been coaching youth soccer since 1995 for the East Fishkill, Middlepath FC, Mahopac and Joe Palumbo Soccer Clubs. Played his youth soccer in the Carmel United and East Fishkill Soccer Clubs. Played club soccer at Cortland State University. Head Coach for Somers HS Boys Varsity Soccer team for 2 years. Current Head Coach for Bronx HS of Science Boys Varsity Soccer team for 8 years. Assistant Varsity Girls Head Coach for Croton Harmon HS. Bachelor's Degree in Physical Education from Queens College. Master's Degree in Physical Education from Manhattanville College. Physical Education and Health teacher at Taft HS in the Bronx. Certified Personal Trainer. He holds the USSF "D" license and the NSCAA National Diploma.
Nicole Conti
Played her youth soccer with the East Fishkill and Wappingers Soccer Clubs from 1995-2004. Played soccer 4 years at John Jay HS in East Fishkill. Member of the 2000 State Challenge Cup Champion team East Fishkill Lasers. Member of the 2003 Hudson Valley Women's Soccer team in the NYS Empire State Games. Manhattan College Women's Soccer team from 2004-2007. Started training youth teams in 2002 with the East Fishkill Soccer Club. USYS Certified Referee from 2001-2003. Junior Varsity Girls Soccer Head Coach at Croton Harmon HS. Assistant Coach for Girls Varsity Soccer team at Croton Harmon HS.
Winston McKoy Played his youth soccer with White Plains High School, reaching a team ranking of #11 in the nation and was a 1990 NYS finalist. Played four years at Marist College and was part of the team with a historic win over St. John’s University (ranked #3 in the nation). Post college he played for over ten years as a starting left back with the Manhattan Celtics, currently in the 1st division of the NYC Cosmopolitan League. He has coached numerous high school teams in NYC, starting with Bard HSEC, where he took the team to a ranking of #10 in NYC and has had two players reach the professional ranks. Currently coaching at George Washington HS, he led his team to a playoff berth in his 1st season. He holds the USSF "D" license.
Vasiliy Shevelchinsky
Played his youth soccer for Carmel United premier team. He played four years of high school soccer and was captain for the varsity team. In college he played for Dutchess where he was the captain as well and led the team in goals. Now he currently holds the USSF "F" license. He is the head coach of the Carmel modified soccer team and has coached them to their first ever undefeated season. He is also the trainer for a BU12 travel soccer team in Carmel.
Played his youth soccer for Carmel United premier team. He played four years of high school soccer and was captain for the varsity team. In college he played for Dutchess where he was the captain as well and led the team in goals. Now he currently holds the USSF "F" license. He is the head coach of the Carmel modified soccer team and has coached them to their first ever undefeated season. He is also the trainer for a BU12 travel soccer team in Carmel.
