Boys" soccer: Severna Park's Dunshee steps down, will coach at Amherst Severna Park boys" soccer coach Roy Dunshee stepped down on Monday to take a coaching position at Amherst College, an NCAA Division III program in Massachusetts. Dunshee, 51, guided the Falcons to a 56-10-4 record in four seasons at the Anne Arundel County school, including three region titles. Last season, Severna Park went 13-2-2 and lost to eventual Maryland 4A state champion Bowie, 4-3, in the state tournament. The Falcons finished the year ranked No. 7 in the Washington Post Top 10. "Philosophically, I've been coaching players to find their highest level in games and careers and in the classroom," Dunshee said. That's the same philosophical question I wrestled with, too, is the college level the next level for me and this is a good chance to find that out. Dunshee played at the University of South Carolina and is a National Academy coach for the National Soccer Coaches Association of America. Dunshee, who holds a USSF "A" license, said he signed on to coach this season at Amherst but will not be moving from Maryland and will return after the fall season. Amherst went 16-2-2 and won a conference title before falling in the third round of the NCAA tournament. "It was too good an opportunity to pass up to coach at the next level," Dunshee said. So it's a real adventure for my family and I'm looking forward to it.