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2 0 0 8 H A R T W I C K S O C C E R Ian McIntyre ’96 Head Coach The McIntyre File Alma Mater Hartwick ’96 Playing Career !Hartwick went 52-20-7 during his playing career and earned two NCAA tournament berths. !Was a 1995 NSCAA/Umbro first team All-American. !Scored 18 goals and handed off 10 assists in his playing career. !Was named the 1995-96 Hartwick Male Athlete of the Year. !Was enshrined into Hartwick Athletic Hall of Fame in June of 2001. Coaching Career 1996-1998 Fairfield Assistant 1998-2003 Oneonta St. Head Coach 2003- active Hartwick Head Coach Ian McIntyre ’96 has presided over the Hartwick men’s soccer program for the previous five years and has registered a 54-27-14 record at his alma mater. In his nine years as a head coach, he has led his teams to a combined 90-55-21 record and one trip to the NCAA Tournament. In 2007, under his direction, the Hawks entered their first season in the Mid- American Conference and finished with a 5-6-7 record, the third seed in the league tournament and a spot in the MAC semifinals. McIntyre coached three all-league mentions including first team honoree John Paul Boyle ’09. Hartwick put two members on the all-region squad, a list which included first team selection Liam Parrington ’11. The Hawks wrapped up their final season as members of the Atlantic Soccer Conference in 2006 with an 8-10-2 record, falling in the conference semifinals. Two years ago, McIntyre coached seven players who received league accolades, including player of the year Tyler Hemming ’07. In 2005, he piloted Hartwick to a league crown and its 23rd trip to the NCAA Tournament, as the Hawks posted a 13-6-1 mark. Hartwick posted back-to-back shutouts over Philadelphia (4-0) and cross-town rival, Oneonta State (2-0), in the league tournament to earn the league’s automatic berth into the NCAA Championships before falling to Seton Hall 2-1 in the opening round of the NCAA Championships. For his effort, McIntyre was named as the Atlantic Soccer Conference Coach of the Year in 2005, and he was chosen the NSCAA New York Region Coach of the Year following the 2004 campaign. While at Hartwick he has coached conference players of the year Edwin Ruiz ’07 in 2004, and Hemming, who was drafted by Toronto FC in the supplemental portion of the MLS Expansion Draft, in 2005 and 2006. He also recruited and coached goalie Josh Wagenaar ’07, who signed to play professionally for ADO Den Haag in the top professional league in Holland. McIntyre, a 1996 Hartwick graduate, was introduced as the sixth head coach in the program’s 51-year history on March 13, 2003. In his first season at the helm, McIntyre guided the Hawks to a 15-2-1 record, including a 3-1-1 record and a second-place finish in the ASC. Hartwick registered a 13-3-3 record (4- 1 ASC) and placed second in the league the following season. As a player from 1992-95, McIntyre was named a first team NSCAA/Umbro McIntyre Year by Year Year School Record 1999 Oneonta State 10-6-1 2000 Oneonta State 11-6-1 2001 Oneonta State 10-7-1 2002 Oneonta State 5-9-4 2003 Hartwick 15-2-1 2004 Hartwick 13-3-3 2005 Hartwick 13-6-1 2006 Hartwick 8-10-2 2007 Hartwick 5-6-7 Record at Oneonta State 36-28-7 Hartwick 54-27-14 Career Record 90-55-21 2
2 0 0 8 H A R T W I C K S O C C E R All-American honoree as a senior. In addition, he was a three-time GTE Academic All-American recipient. McIntyre, who registered 18 goals and 10 assists, was known as a clutch scorer. Hartwick had a 52-20-7 record and made two trips to the NCAA Tournament in his four-year career. McIntyre scored game-winning goals in NCAA Tournament wins over Rutgers and Boston University in 1993, and he led Hartwick to a tournament appearance in 1995. The Hawks had a 16-0-1 record when McIntyre scored a goal in his varsity career. McIntyre, who graduated with summa cum laude honors from Hartwick, won the President’s Senior Scholar Athlete award. He was the 1995-96 Hartwick Male Athlete of the Year and was selected as the recipient of the Harry Mosher Award the same year. In 2001, he was enshrined into the Hartwick College Athletic Hall of Fame in his first year on the ballot. A native of Basildon, England, McIntyre started his collegiate coaching career as an assistant at Fairfield from 1996-98 under another Hartwick alumnus, Carl Rees ’88. McIntyre also coached the Region I amateur team to the gold medal at the 1999 United States Soccer Festival in Portland, Oregon. He left Fairfield to assume head coaching duties for the former Division I soccer program at Oneonta State, where he posted a 36-28-7 record from 1999 through 2002. McIntyre led the Red Dragons to three straight doubledigit winning seasons and was named Independent Coach of the Year after leading the team to a 10-6-1 record in 1999. His Oneonta team upset Hartwick in the 1999 Mayor’s Cup title game, his first year at the helm of that program. McIntyre and his wife, Jennifer, live in Oneonta with their daughter Lyla and their dog Elmore. Jukka Masalin enters his first year as an assistant on the Hartwick coaching staff. His primary responsibilities include coaching the goalies and recruiting. Masalin brings a wealth of coaching and playing experience to the Hartwick men’s soccer program. As a player, his professional career has seen him travel to Germany, Sweden, and Finland before finishing in the United States. Masalin has successfully made the transition from playing to the coaching ranks and he most recently served as the assistant coach for the Rochester Raging Rhinos of the USL-1. During his time with the Rhinos, he was in charge of goalie training, as well as team fitness and speed training. Masalin also scouted, recruited, and negotiated with players from all over the world and started the professional youth academy infrastructure in Rochester. ”I am very excited to have Jukka join our coaching staff and we welcome both Jukka and his wife Carmen into the Oneonta community,” said McIntyre. “He is an outstanding coach with demonstrated leadership skills and he is a perfect fit for our athletic department and our Hartwick soccer family.” Masalin was active within the Finnish soccer community prior to coming to Jukka Masalin Assistant Coach the United States in 1995. Between 1987-93, he gained international playing experience as a member of the U-16, U- 18, U-21 national youth teams for Finland. In 1995, he embarked on his collegiate playing career at Lander University in Greenwood, SC, where he was a twotime all-Peach Belt Conference honoree. With Masalin on the roster, the Bearcats recorded a 60-19-3 overall record and advanced to the NCAA Division II Championships in 1996. Currently, he ranks third on the all-time Lander list for career saves with 302. Following his collegiate career, Masalin remained at Lander and served as an assistant coach for the men’s and women’s soccer programs. During this time, he completed his bachelor’s in exercise science in 2002. After Lander, Masalin served as a media officer at U-17 FIFA World Cup in Finland for an eight month period. In 2004, he held various jobs within Atlanta, GA, most notably serving as an assistant coach for the Atlanta Silverbacks for three years. During this period, he also was an assistant men’s soccer coach at Reinhardt College, was the Soccer Director for the Decatur-DeKalb YMCA, and was a co-director for the Silverbacks’ Youth Soccer Program. 3
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