[SOCCER AMERICA AWARDS] Scotsman Bobby Clark, who coached Notre Dame to the 2013 national championship, is Soccer America's 2013 Men's Coach of the Year.
Notre Dame defeated Maryland, 2-1, to conclude the campaign with a 17-1-6 record. After suffering its lone loss of the season on Oct. 26 to Virginia (2-0), the Fighting Irish went 9-0-1 during the season-ending stretch and won in their first trip to the College Cup.
Clark came to Notre Dame in 2001 after stints at Dartmouth and Stanford with a spell as New Zealand national team coach in between. He completed his 27th season as a college head coach with a career mark of 323-132-66.
1 comment about "Notre Dame's Clark selected as Men's Coach of the Year".
James Madison, January 19, 2014 at 2:42 p.m.
A more deserving coach and man could not be found!!