Men's Soccer

 Pat Wiseman begins his fourth season as an assistant coach after playing his collegiate career and serving as the graduate assistant coach for the Stags.

 Wiseman enjoyed a successful career at Fairfield University, where he played as a left back.  During his career, the defender helped the Stags capture the 1999 MAAC Championship, leading to the program's first ever berth in the initial round of the NCAA Tournament.  In 2000, the Stags attained the school's highest NSCAA national ranking.  During that span, Wiseman helped guide the Stags to one of the country's longest undefeated streaks and best defensive goals against averages.

 Before his arrival in Connecticut, the Milwaukee native captained the Mequon Soccer Club and later FC Milwaukee to a combined 6 state titles.  The 1997 Area High School Player of the Year spent 6 years with the Wisconsin Olympic Development Program; and was a member of the ODP Midwest Regional Team.  In 1998, Wiseman was an invitee to the USA Inter-Regional Trials at the Olympic Training Center in California.  After his youth career, Wiseman spent a year and made several appearances for the Milwaukee Wave reserves of the M.I.S.L.

 In addition to his coaching post with the Stags, Wiseman has been the head coach of several premier boys' teams in Fairfield County.  He is currently a collegiate camp coach at premier camps across New England, and he is the Asst. Director of the Planet Soccer and Elite Academy camps at Fairfield University.  Wiseman has an NSCAA Advanced National license. He earned an  MBA in International Business from Fairfield University's Dolan School of Business.