Woolf Suprice selected as Men's Soccer Coach

Rockland Community College Athletics is proud to announce the hiring of Woolf Suprice as the new Head Coach of the men's soccer program. Suprice brings a deep-rooted connection to Rockland Community College along with a broad and accomplished soccer background. His collegiate playing career began at Rockland Community College, where he first developed as a student-athlete before continuing his career at Monroe Community College. He later transferred to Daemen College, further expanding his experience at the collegiate level. 

 

In addition to his playing career, Suprice has built an extensive coaching résumé across club, travel, and scholastic soccer programs. Most recently, he served as the Varsity Head Coach at Ramapo High School in Spring Valley, New York, where he was recognized for his leadership, player development, and commitment to building a competitive and positive team culture.

 

"I am extremely grateful for the opportunity to return to Rockland Community College, a place that played such an important role in my development both on and off the field," said Suprice. "I'm excited to work with our student-athletes, build a competitive program, and represent RCC with pride. I look forward to helping our players grow as soccer players, students, and people."

 

"We are excited to welcome Woolf back to Rockland Community College," said Ed Bajor, Athletic Director. "His familiarity with our institution, combined with his coaching experience and passion for the game, makes him an excellent fit to lead our men's soccer program."

Suprice's return to RCC marks a full-circle moment, as he now takes on the responsibility of guiding the next generation of Hawks student-athletes. His emphasis on discipline, development, and teamwork aligns strongly with the mission and values of Rockland Community College Athletics.