Bio

Wysocki was hired as head coach of the Men's Soccer program before the start of the 2017 season, after serving as an assistant coach for the Women's Soccer team for the last four seasons, featuring four straight appearances in the New England Collegiate Conference Championship match and a 2016 NECC Championship crown. He is now entering his 7th season and is currently the fifth coach for the Men's Soccer program.

WYSOCKI AT A GLANCE:
Alma Mater: Western New England University (2013), WNEU School of Law (2016)
Record at Elms: 30-59-8
GNAC Record: 6-17-1
NECC Record: 12-8-1
Seasons at Elms: 6

At Elms:

Wysocki was named Head Coach in August 2017 and has been at the helm of the program for the last 6 years. In his first season at Elms, Wysocki led the Blazers to the NECC Championship match and coached the eventual Player of the Year in the conference. Wysocki led his teams to NECC playoff appearances in each of his seasons in the league. 

Prior to his time with the men's program, Wysocki served as the Assistant Coach to the women's soccer team from 2013-2016, leading the Blazers to 4 NECC playoff berths and a conference championship in 2016.

In addition to his role as Head Coach, Wysocki serves as an Assistant Professor of Sports Management at Elms College.

Program Milestones:

• NECC Playoff apperances (2017,2018,2019)
• NECC Player of the Year ( Babba Jaden, 2017)
• 12 All-Conference Selections

Personal:

• Resident of Enfield, CT with wife Kylen, son Brewster (1) and dogs Haunter and Cooper
• Graduate of Western New England University in 2013 with a Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration
• Graduate of Western New England University School of Law in 2016 with a Juris Doctor in Business Law
• Played two years at Division I, Hartwick College (2009-2011)
• Played two years at Division III, WNEU (2011-2013)
• Won the CCC Championship with WNEU in 2011
• Advanced to the 2nd Round of the NCAA Tournament in 2011
• US Soccer “C” License

Prior to joining Elms College, Wysocki played two years of Division I soccer at Hartwick College in Oneonta, New York from 2009 to 2011. In the fall of 2011, he transferred to Western New England University in Springfield, Massachusetts, where he contributed to a Commonwealth Coast Conference (CCC) Championship title in his first season as a Golden Bear. He graduated from Western New England in 2013 with his Bachelor of Science in Business Administration and proceeded to earn his Juris Doctor with a concentration in Business Law from the Western New England University School of Law in 2016. Wysocki holds a USSF National “D” Coaching License and resides in Enfield, CT with wife Kylen, son Brewster (1) and dogs Haunter and Cooper.