A soccer club is only as good as the people who lead the organization through their energy, experience, relationships, skills, and wisdom. Stingers Soccer Club is proud of all the staff, paid and volunteer coaches, volunteers, parents, and athletes who make Stingers successful. It is through our collective energy towards building a lifetime of successful participation in an athletic capacity that we transfer these lessons outside of the field of play into our lives. Thank you to all the members of the community who make Stingers successful.

• USSF "A" License, 

  USSF National Youth License

• NSCAA Advanced National Diploma, 

  NSCAA National Goalkeeping Diploma

• Colorado Youth Soccer Young Olympians Program Coach, 

  Former Alabama ODP Staff Coach

• Former Collegiate Player at Bethel University in McKenzie, TN

• Former Developmental DOC and Former Girls DOC at Stingers

• Masters in Psychology, 

  Master in Human Performance with an Emphasis in Sport Management

Stingers Soccer has hired for the position of Director of Coaching (DOC), bringing in Coach Henry Aiyenero from Middleton, WI who will start August 24th. Henry is originally from Nigeria and was raised in Canada. He has been coaching soccer in the US since 1996, working at both the club and college level. Henry is an exceptionally enthusiastic person in all regards and especially about soccer, where his career brought him all-conference honors at Bethel College, Cal State and Cornerstone College. Henry also played professional soccer for the Madison 56ers in the NPSL.

Henry is the former Associate Youth Director at Middleton Yara Soccer Club in Wisconsin and more recently the Assistant Coach for his former NPSL team the Madison 56ers. In the last 4 years he has also been a coach for the Madison 56ers youth program, working with both U12 Girls and U11 Boys. Henry has a USSF ‘A’ license, the highest national license offered by US Soccer.

General Manager Zac Crawford says, “I’m thrilled that we’ve found a person that is energetic, enthusiastic, and has ‘it’. Henry is one of the best soccer players that I’ve ever seen. More importantly, he’s passionate about teaching and has a great demeanor with children and adults alike.”

Henry and his wife Gretchen have 3 children, Margaret, Meredith and Marius and the family will be relocating to Evergreen soon!