Assumption College: 'Glenn Melia Named Women's Soccer Coach'
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WORCESTER, Mass. --- Glenn Melia of Sutton, MA, a former standout
forward with the United States Air Force Academy, has been named
the women’s soccer coach at Assumption College.
Melia replaces Neil Stafford, who resigned after a successful
eight-year term with the program to assume the position of
assistant coach at Central Michigan University.
The announcements were made by Ted Paulauskas, Director of
Athletics.
Melia was a four-year starter for the Air Force Academy and three
times earned all-region honors (1986, 87, 88) and was named all-Far
West (1988) for Coach Luis Sagastume (a former Guatemalan national
team player). He also earned a tryout for the 1988 U.S. Olympic
team.
He played as a postgraduate for All U.S. Air Force and U.S.
Military Teams (1992-98) serving as team captain all six years and
player/assistant coach from 1995 98. He played in the Military
World Cup in Morocco in 1993 and the World Regional in Canada in
1995. He has also played for the United States National B team
(1992-93) and trained for three years with Vittorio Veneto, Italy
in the Italian Serie C2 while deployed to Aviano Air Base, Italy.
He was a “Distinguished Graduate” of the Squadron
Officer School in 1997.
He is currently the Associate Director of Coaching with the Sutton
Fuller Hamlets.
As a Saint John’s High School standout, Melia was a four-year
starter (1980, 81, 82, 83) and team captain as a senior. He was
named a Worcester Telegram & Gazette Super Teamer as a junior
and senior, all-New England as a senior and was a Massachusetts
State team starter four times. In 1984-85 he was the team captain
for the Air Force Preparatory School.
He received his Bachelors from the Air Force Academy in 1989 and
embarked on a 20-year active flying career retiring as a Lieutenant
Colonel. He is presently a pilot with United Airlines.
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