Dincecco Named Men's Soccer Head Coach
PAXTON, MA— The Anna Maria College Athletic Department has announced the hiring of Joseph Dincecco as their new Head Men's Soccer Coach
"I am honored to lead the Anna Maria College men's soccer program and excited to get to work with the student-athletes." Dincecco said. "I couldn't be more excited to become a member of the Anna Maria College community. I am grateful to President Retelle and Athletic Director Joseph Brady for this opportunity."
Dincecco most recently has worked at Scholarbook where he helped place 19 student-athletes from Germany and the Czech Republic on to college soccer teams for the upcoming Fall 2024 season. Dincecco is part of the Lexington United Soccer Club as a Pro Coach and most recently served as a Head Coach for the Massachusetts Youth Soccer ODP program this past spring.
Prior to Scholarbook, Dincecco was the assistant coach at the University of New Hampshire during the 2021 season. While at UNH Dincecco helped the program set records for wins (17) as well as winning percentage (.857). The UNH Coaching staff was named the 2021 NCAA Division 1 Northeast Region Staff of the Year as well as the America East Staff off the Year.
Dincecco started his coaching career in 2012 when he joined Manhattanville College as an assistant men's soccer coach. After serving at Manhattanville for two years, Dincecco joined Florida Gulf Coast University as an assistant coach where he helped the program achieve their first NCAA Tournament win. Dincecco would move on to work at the University of South Florida from 2017-2019. Following his time at the University of South Florida he served as the head coach at Friends University for two seasons, where he guided the program to an NAIA National Championship Tournament appearance while also earning 2019 KCAC Co-Coach of the Year honors in his first season at the helm.
"I am excited to add Joe to our department as the new head coach of our men's soccer program. Joe is passionate about coaching and his wealth of experience and success will be extremely valuable to our student-athletes and the soccer program", commented Director of Athletics Joseph Brady '96. "Joe is committed to providing the student-athletes a quality experience both on and off the field and I am looking forward to watching him lead our men's soccer program."
Dincecco is a graduate of the University of Richmond ('07) where he earned a Bachelors in Business administration. He was four-year letter winner for the Richmond men's soccer program and a captain his senior year. Dincecco later earned a Masters in Sports Business Management during his time at Manhattanville College.
