Stevens Institute of Technology Athletics

Dale Jordan was named Stevens Institute of Technology’s head men’s soccer coach in August of 2016 and enters his ninth season at the helm. Coming into the 2023 season, Jordan has a 106-32-27 record and has led the Ducks to six regular season conference titles, two Empire 8 Conference Tournament crowns and three MAC Freedom titles.

Jordan has taken the Ducks to five NCAA Tournaments, and has won at least one match in all five trips, including a historic trip into the final four in 2022. The Ducks also made a Round of 16 appearance in 2017. Jordan has been named the conference coach of the year five times in his eight seasons on Castle Point. 

Stevens took down both Worcester State (3-1) and Rowan (1-1, 4-1 on PK's) to make it out of the first two rounds of the 2022 NCAA Tournament. They then proceeded to host No. 14 SUNY Cortland, whom they beat 2-1. Stevens then found themselves matched up with No. 19 John's Hopkins. The Ducks won yet again on penalties, winning 5-4 after being tied at one after regulation. The historic run came to an end in the final four where the Ducks lost to No. 2 Chicago 1-0.

• 2024: Second Round
• 2022: Final Four
• 2021: Second Round
• 2018: Second Round
• 2017: Third Round (Sectionals)

• 2024: Coaching Staff of the Year
• 2023: Fritz Kabeiseman - Defenive Player of the Year
• 2022: Adam Silva – Offensive Player of the Year
• 2022: Coach of the Year
• 2021: Cristiano Hocken – Offensive Player of the Year
• 2021: Tournament Champions
• 2019: Cristiano Hocken – Offensive Player of the Year
• 2019: Jacob Curtis – Co-Defensive Player of the Year
• 2019: Coach of the Year
• 2019: Regular Season Champions

• 2018: Daniel Aversano – Player of the Year 
• 2018: Adam Silva – Rookie of the Year 
• 2018: Tournament and Regular Season Champions 
• 2018: Coach of the Year 
• 2017: Tournament and Regular Season Champions 
• 2016: Daniel Aversano – Rookie of the Year 
• 2016: Regular Season Champions 
• 2016: Coach of the Year 

• 2024: Ethan Hagen - First Team All-Region IV
• 2024: Terry Thompson - Second Team All-Region IV
• 2023: Bruno Andino - Second Team All-American
• 2023: Fritz Kabeiseman - Third Team All-American
• 2023: Bruno Andino - First Team All-Region IV
• 2023: Justin Cross - First Team All-Region IV
• 2023: Fritz Kabeiseman - First Team All-Region IV
• 2023: Luca Campbell - Second Team All-Region IV
• 2022: Bruno Andino – First Team All-American
• 2022: Adam Silva – Third Team All-American
• 2022: Justin Cross – Third Team All-American
• 2022: Justin Cross – First Team All-Region IV
• 2022: Adam Silva – First Team All-Region IV
• 2022: Fritz Kabeiseman – First Team All-Region IV
• 2022: Region IV Coaching Staff of the Year
• 2022: Sean Masur – Second Team All-Region IV
• 2021: Adam Silva – First Team All-Region IV
• 2021: Cristiano Hocken – Second Team All-Region IV 
• 2019: Cristiano Hocken – Second Team All-Mid-Atlantic Region
• 2019: Jacob Curtis – Second Team All-Mid-Atlantic Region
• 2018: Daniel Aversano – First Team All-East Region 
• 2018: Adam Silva – Second Team All-East Region 
• 2018: Nicholas Cousillas – Third Team All-East Region 
• 2017: Daniel Aversano – Third Team All-East Region 
• 2016: Patrick Masur – First Team All-East Region 

• 2023: Bruno Andino - Academic All-American
• 2023: Justin Cross - Academic All-American
• 2023: Fritz Kabeiseman - Academic All-American
• 2023: Bruno Andino - Scholar All-American
• 2023: Justin Cross - Scholar All-American
• 2023: Fritz Kabeiseman - Scholar All-American
• 2023: Justin Cross – College Sports Communicators Academic All-District
• 2023: Dylan Maund – College Sports Communicators Academic All-District
• 2023: Fritz Kabeiseman – College Sports Communicators Academic All-District
• 2023: Adam Berrocal – College Sports Communicators Academic All-District
• 2023: Ethan Hagen – College Sports Communicators Academic All-District
• 2023: Bruno Andino – College Sports Communicators Academic All-District
• 2022: Sean Masur – College Sports Communicators Academic All-District
• 2022: Fritz Kabeiseman – College Sports Communicators Academic All-District
• 2022: Emerson Kuzemka – College Sports Communicators Academic All-District
• 2022: Justin Cross – College Sports Communicators Academic All-District
• 2022: Bruno Andino – College Sports Communicators Academic All-District
• 2022: Adam Silva – College Sports Communicators Academic All-District
• 2022: Justin Cross – College Sports Communicators All-America Team Member of the Year
• 2021-22: College Sports Communicators Team Academic Award
• 2021: Adam Silva – Academic All-MAC Team
• 2021: Fritz Kabeiseman – Academic All-MAC Team
• 2021: Cristiano Hocken – Academic All-MAC Team
• 2019: Daniel Aversano – Academic All-MAC Team
• 2018: US Soccer Coaches Team Academic Award 
• 2017: US Soccer Coaches Team Academic Award 

• Led the Ducks to the NCAA Final Four in 2022, the best season in program history.
• Won 17 matches in 2018, the most in a single season since 2013 
• Captured first MAC Freedom in 2021, becoming the first #4 seed or lower to do so since 2011
• Led the Ducks to the Empire 8 Regular Season title in 2016, 2017 and 2018
• Helped Stevens clinch a berth in the NCAA Championships in 2017, 2018, 2021, 2022, 2023, and 2024
• Named the conference Coach of the Year four times in his career (2016, 2018, 2019, 2022, and 2024)
• The 2017 squad advanced to the Round of 16 for the first time since 2012 

• Helped the Statesmen win a total of 25 matches in two seasons 
• Appeared in back-to-back Liberty League Tournament semifinal contests 
• Coached 11 all-conference performers including six first team selections 

• Earned his Masters in Sports Management and Coaching in 2009
• Helped the Pride win 15 matches in two seasons 

• Assistant Coach at: 
  • Nazareth College (2013) 
  • Monroe Community College (2011-12) 
  • Rochester Institute of Technology (2010) 
• Four years as the Director of Coaching/General Manager of the Rochester Futbol Club 
• Team operations and sponsorship manager for the Rochester Rhinos 
• Physical education teacher and coach for St. Mac Daras High School in Dublin, Ireland.  
• Earned his Bachelor of Science degree in exercise physiology and coaching from Dublin City University in 2005 after a two-year playing career at Penn State