The Coaching Staff
Every coach in the MWFA program is USYF licensed, actively developed under a structured mentorship model, and held to the same standards of practice. Coaching excellence is a key part of our program, and that excellence is built into our system through our professional coach development pathway.
Tristan founded MWFA with the goal of building the most educationally serious soccer development program in the MetroWest region. As Head of Player and Coach Development, he is responsible for the Wolves Futsal Gameplay Model, the Academy Summer Training Curriculum, all session design standards, and the professional development of every coach in the program. He holds a USYF Level 3 futsal coaching license, placing him among approximately 250 coaches in the country at that level or above, and is a NASM Certified Personal Trainer with five years of private coaching experience. He coaches actively across all programs and is present at every level of MWFA in some capacity throughout the year.
Edgar is a founding coach of the MWFA program and has been a core part of building the Wolves Futsal system since its first season. He brings extensive coaching and educational experience to the program.
Tucker joined MWFA as an assistant coach and spent his first season working under Tristan's direct mentorship before taking on head coaching responsibilities. An active collegiate soccer player and semi-professional with Somerville FC, he also serves as the program's hired photographer.
Zak is a current player on the US Men's U20 National Futsal Team and a collegiate soccer player at Lesley University. He joined MWFA as an assistant coach and is developing under Tristan's direct mentorship, bringing active national-level futsal experience directly to the training environment.
Amie is a founding coach of the MWFA program and has been part of the Wolves Futsal system since its first season. She brings coaching and educational experience to the program across age groups.
Gio is a founding coach of the MWFA program and has contributed to building the Wolves Futsal system from the ground up. He brings coaching experience and a competitive soccer background to his role within the program.
The Coaching Development Pathway
MWFA operates a structured in-house coaching development model. Every coach in the program enters as an assistant, learns directly under Tristan's guidance, and progresses to leading their own teams when ready. The goal is a coaching staff where every person — at every level — is operating from the same system, language, and standards. When your player works with any MWFA coach, they are getting the same program.
MWFA's coaching staff brings together two distinct strengths. Experienced coaches and educators who have spent years working in competitive soccer environments bring depth, instructional maturity, and a long view of player development. Active collegiate athletes bring a current player's perspective, coaching while still on their own playing journey, with firsthand knowledge of what competing at the next level actually requires right now. What connects both groups is not their background. It is the system they coach from. Every MWFA coach operates under the same curriculum, follows the same player development standards, and answers to the same head of development. Different experience, different perspectives, one program and one voice.
Interested in Coaching?
MWFA is always developing the next generation of coaches. If you are a current or former player who is serious about coaching and wants to learn the game at a deeper level, we want to hear from you.
Apply to CoachCoaching positions in the Wolves Futsal program are for the winter season. All coaching staff are required to obtain a USYF coaching license as part of their development in the program.