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Xaverian taps Jaguande to head soccer program

April 19, 2016 Brooklyn Daily Eagle
Carlos Jaguande says he’s thrilled to be a part of the growth of Xaverian’s soccer program. Photo courtesy of Xaverian High School
Carlos Jaguande says he’s thrilled to be a part of the growth of Xaverian’s soccer program. Photo courtesy of Xaverian High School
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Carlos Jaguande, an educator who has served as the coach of the varsity soccer team at Xaverian High School for 12 years, has been promoted to the post of director of operations for the entire soccer program at the school, officials announced.

In this new role, Jaguande will oversee the operations of both the boys’ and girls’ soccer programs.

Pietro Barone, a teacher in Xaverian’s math department, is the new head coach of the boys’ varsity soccer team. Barone is a 2009 graduate of the school. Erin Kennedy will serve as head coach of the girls’ junior varsity soccer team.

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“As we continue to expand our athletic offerings in conjunction with the arrival of our first co-ed class in fall 2020, I am grateful to have veteran leaders like Mr. Jaguande within the athletics department who will undoubtedly ensure the best possible experiences for our student-athletes,” Director of Athletics Anthony Mancusi said in a statement.

Jaguande, who also works in Xaverian’s Ryken Educational Center, said he is thrilled to be a part of the growth of Xaverian’s soccer program.

“With Mr. Barone stepping in as the boys’ varsity coach, along with the addition of a girls’ soccer team under the leadership of Ms. Kennedy, the soccer program is poised to reach new heights, and I am honored to be a part of the expansion,” he said.

 


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