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Boys Soccer

Boys Soccer at George School

The Boys Varsity Soccer program at George School was established in 1911, and is one of the school’s most historic and competitive teams.

Competing in the Friends Schools League (FSL), the team is recognized for its championship tradition, strong work ethic, and commitment to sportsmanship. Players focus on developing technical skills, tactical awareness, and physical conditioning while building teamwork and resilience.

More than just a game, soccer at George School creates lasting friendships, confidence and unforgettable experiences.

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Soccer is known as the beautiful game because it combines creativity, athleticism and teamwork to unite people across cultures. At George School, we embrace that spirit by teaching strong fundamentals while encouraging players to express themselves on the field. Our athletes compete in the Friends Schools League with pride, passion, and a commitment to excellence.”Glenn Curry,
Head Coach, Boys Varsity Soccer

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ACCOLADES


  • 2025 Season Honors: Campbell Ellis ’28 was named to the All-FSL Team, while Aiden Dutt ’28 and Simone Giorgino ’26 earned All-FSL Honorable Mention recognition.

  • Historic Success: From 1986 to 2012, the team captured numerous titles, including a dramatic 2012 championship win on penalty kicks, and continues to develop skilled, disciplined athletes who embody sportsmanship and leadership.

Meet the Coaches

Head Coach Glenn Curry

Glenn Curry brings more than 20 years of coaching experience and a deep love for soccer to his role as Head Coach of the Boys Varsity Soccer team. A Temple University graduate and former standout player, Glenn earned All-State honors in high school and was a four-year letter winner for the Owls. He contributed to Temple’s celebrated 1985 season and later received induction into the Bristol Township School District Hall of Fame. Glenn’s lifelong commitment to the sport continues to inspire his players both on and off the field.


Assistant Coach Robert Machemer '92

 

 


Junior Varsity Head Coach Brandon Mahon