Women's Soccer

Tucker Reynolds is entering his fourth season as the Head Coach of the Women’s Soccer Program. Reynolds has been coaching for nearly 20 years. He began his career as a coach, director and President of Medway Youth Soccer. He has coached club soccer with Bandits S.C., Charles River United, F.C. Greater Boston Bolts, and is now a trainer for the New England Eagles Youth Academy. Reynolds coached high school soccer for 8 years ending with a 5 year stint as head coach of the boys’ program at Medfield High School. He moved on to become an assistant coach at Tufts University in 2004. He is in his 10^th consecutive year as a coach in the Massachusetts Olympic Development Program (ODP) as head coach of the U14 boys’ teams.  Reynolds is a staff coach for the USYSA Region 1 ODP Girls’ Program and has been a staff instructor for MAYouth Soccer since 1998. He coaches at the MAYouth Soccer Residential Camp and is the Girls’ Director of the Lightning College Prep Camps. In 2003 MAYouth Soccer Association named Reynolds Boys’ Coach of the Year and in November 2006 Coach Reynolds was named the Division III Co-Coach of the Year by D3Kicks.com. In September 2007 the NCAA honored the 2006 Women’s Soccer team with its National Sportsmanship award.  He holds an NSCAA Advanced National Diploma and a USSF C-License. Reynolds and his wife, Nunzi, live in Medway, MA where he is a lawyer in private practice.  

Greta Teller enters her first season as an assistant coach for the Framingham State women’s soccer team. Teller is a 2006 graduate of Boston University where she played one season for the Terriers and earned her B.S. in advertising and sociology.  She currently works as the marketing manager for Boston Women’s Soccer, LLC which is the parent company of the Boston Breakers.  The league is slated to begin play in April 2009 and the Breakers will call Harvard Stadium their home field. Teller played for Maine Olympic Development Program and won a Maine State Championship with North Yarmouth Academy. She continued her success as a player for Loomis-Chaffee School where the Pelicans won the New England Class A championship. Greta has coached for Brookline Youth Soccer, F.C. Greater Boston Bolts and is now working with Eastern Mass. FC. She has worked at numerous soccer camps throughout New England and holds a USSF D-License for coaching.