Assistant Men's Soccer Coach, Indiana University

Brian Maisonneuve joins the IU staff as an assistant coach after serving 2 years at the University of Louisville.  Maisonneuve currently assists with the U.S. U-20 National Team program.  Prior to his college coaching career, he spent four years as an assistant for the United States U-17 National Team.  Maisonneuve brings extensive professional and international playing experience to IU, as he played nine seasons with the Columbus Crew, scored two goals for the 1996 U.S. Olympic Team, and was a member of the U.S. National Team, including appearances in all three matches of the 1998 World Cup in France.  As a player at IU, Maisonneuve was a two-time Big Ten Player of the Year and All-American, and the 1994 Hermann Trophy recipient.

Assistant Men's Soccer Coach, Indiana University

IU Assistant Ernie Yarborough specializes in goalkeeper training.  Prior to coaching at IU, he served as an assistant at Wisconsin (’09), the University of Alabama-Birmingham (’07-’08) and the University of Michigan (’00-’06).  Yarborough also spent three years on staff at Indiana University under Jerry Yeagley (’97-’99), helping lead the Hoosiers to three College Cup appearances and back-to-back NCAA National Championships in 1998 and 1999. Yarborough played for IU from 1991-95, helping the Hoosiers advance to two College Cups.

Coaches Yeagley, Maisonneuve, and Yarborough will be joined by an all-star staff of collegiate, scholastic, and club coaches.  The collective knowledge and experience of the staff will help develop the soccer skills of the next generation of stars.  Our Indiana University Men's Soccer players will enhance the camp experience with their demonstrations of fine skills and playing ability.  On and off the field, Indiana Soccer Camp provides supervision within the dorms and on the fields 24 hours a day.  Trainers and coaches reside in the dorms on each camper floor.  Our certified athletic trainers are also available 24 hours a day to provide immediate attention to anyone who has become injured or ill and will attend to general athletic training needs.  Daily activities are closely supervised and the schedule provides structure throughout each day, however, the ultimate responsibility for behavior belongs to the individual camper.  Misbehavior on the part of the camper may result in expulsion without refund of camp fee.  Each and every camper is expected to conduct themselves in a proper manner.