David Maddock is in his first season as a Graduate Assistant Coach with the Franklin Pierce University men's soccer team. He will assist Head Coach Craig Stewart with the team's goalkeepers, team preperation, strength and conditioning and will also serve as an academic advisor to the program.

Maddock is a product of the Newcastle United Football Club youth system and played goalkeeper at the city and county level in England up to the age of 18. Prior to Franklin Pierce, he served as a goalkeeper and conditioning coach for the Bayside club teams in Rhode Island. Maddock brings a wealth of soccer camp coaching experience with him to Rindge.

A 2002 graduate of Northumbria University, Maddock collected his bachelors degree in financial services. From there, he spent three years in the investment management industry, including time as a Qualified Investent Advisor for one of the United Kingdom's leading wealth management companies.

In 2006, Maddock received his post-graduate certificate in education from the University of Sunderland. As such, he is a qualified business teacher in the United Kingdom and brings three years of teaching and high school coaching experience to the Ravens. He is currently pursuing his masters degree in education at Franklin Pierce, with a focus on curriculum and instruction.

Tom McNeil is entering his first season as an Assistant Coach with the Franklin Pierce men's soccer team in 2009.

No stranger to Franklin Pierce, McNeil played for the Ravens in 2004 and scored nine goals as the team captured the NCAA Championship Northeast Region championship. A product of Morton FC and St. Mirren FC in Scotland, McNeil went on to start more than 50 games over three seasons with the New Hampshire Phantoms after leaving Franklin Pierce. 

Between 2005 and 2008, McNeil spent time coaching with the New Hampshire Classics' U-15 and U-17 clubs. Prior to that, he spent two years as a full-time coach working on youth soccer development in Philadelphia.

A 2002 graduate of University of Glasgow with a bachelors in mathematics, McNeil collected is masters in business administration from Franklin Pierce in 2004.

Originally from Paisley, Scotland, McNeil currently resides in Manchester, N.H.