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Vincent Miracola
Varsity Assistant Boys Soccer Coach
Boys Varsity Soccer
Alma Mater: Cherry Hill East (2008), Widener University (2012)
Sub-Varsity Record (Freshmen Head Coach 2015-2016): 24-6-2
Experience: 9th Year Overall at HMHS
Varsity Assistant Coach Vincent Miracola returns to the Haddonfield sideline for his ninth season with the program in 2023.
Coach 'Vin' continues his efforts in growing the defensive strength of the team at the Varsity level. 2020 saw him mentor a Varsity defensive unit that allowed 16 goals in 13 games; good for a goals against average of just over one goal per game. During the fall season in 2019, as has become his forte with the program, his coaching contributions on the defensive side of the ball helped the Varsity to achieve a fourth Colonial Conference Liberty Division Title in five seasons. In addition during 2019, under his tutelage, Senior Captain Cole Roddy was named 1st Team All-Conference and was recognized as the Liberty Division's Defender of the Year.
In 2018, Coach Miracola once again mentored a Varsity defensive unit that shut out ten different opponents. 2017 marked Coach Miracola's first campaign with Haddonfield Soccer as the Varsity Assistant Coach and with that role change, he helped to coach a group that won 21 games and a third straight Colonial Conference Championship. Miracola coached the Freshmen team in both 2015 and 2016.
Prior to taking over the Freshmen Boys Soccer Coach Position at Haddonfield, Miracola was a Cherry Hill Football Club Trainer and Staff Coach within the club’s travel program from 2012 to 2013.
Aside from his coaching duties, Miracola is also an accomplished player at multiple levels. He made his name as a hard-working left back at his alma mater Cherry Hill High School East and later at NCAA Division III Widener University in Chester, PA. At High School East, Miracola was a three year Varsity letter winner, twice earned All-Olympic Conference Designation, and was a member of the SCANJ All-State Honorable Mention Team as a senior. As a three-year collegiate soccer player at Widener University, Miracola reached the Middle Atlantic Conference Final as a Freshman in 2008 and competed in the ECAC Tournament as a player that same year. His former men’s amateur team, South Philly United, won the coveted Kelly Cup as Philadelphia’s top men’s amateur team in the fall of 2015 and summer 2016.
Coach Miracola is a special education teacher in the Pennsauken Public School District and holds multiple teaching certificates in both New Jersey and Pennsylvania as well as his NFHS Coaching License and a USSF Coaching License.
Coach currently resides in Wenonah with his wife, Ally and son, Alonzo.