2009 PCSL COACHING LINEUP

Premier Women - Dennis Kindel
Dennis is also another Metro-Ford product playing for the Metro-Ford Grasshoppers from 1993-1997,winning a National Championship in 1995. Dennis holds a B National Coaching License and is a former youth National team player, SFU and Capilano College player, and former Doncaster Rovers FC (England) player. Dennis is CMFSC’s goalkeeping coach, CMF PCL Women’s Head Coach, CMF Women’s Premier Team Head Coach, and the Y-League Goalkeeping Head Coach.

Reserve Women (U21) - Kristine Jack
"KJ" takes over the reins of the Women's Reserve team after three summers as an on-field leader with the Xtreme's Premier side. Kristine is one of the bright up-and-coming women in the BC coaching ranks, and will begin her sixth campaign as an assistant with the highly successful Langara College women's program in the Fall. Kristine, who is also a New Westminster school teacher, has had an accomplished playing career, with numerous championships to her name. That lengthy list includes National Championships with Capilano College (CCAA), UBC (CIS), Burnaby Girls (CSA Youth) and Burnaby Canadians (CSA Senior). Kristine also has the distinction of scoring the game-winning goals in back-to-back Province Cup finals (2001 and 2002 with the Burnaby Canadians) - both on free kicks.

Men's Team Program (U21) - Garry Ayre
Garry Ayre is a former Canadian national team and NASL player. Garry was a member of Canada's 1976 Olympic team that played at the Olympic Games in Montreal. He was also a member of Canada's national team at the Pan American Games in Mexico in 1975. In 1977 Garry turned professional with the Vancouver Whitecaps and played 23 games in that first season and 15 in 1978 before being transferred to the New York Cosmos. With the Cosmos, Ayre played in Soccer Bowl '78. In 1979 he moved on to the Portland Timbers where he played 18 games the following season. He was with the national team for World Cup qualifying play in 1976-77. In 1979 he signed with the Wichita Wings of the Major Indoor Soccer League and played 25 games indoors during the 1979-80 season. Garry also had a brief stint with the Baltimore Blast in 1981 before he finished his career.Garry Ayre has been a coach with CMFSC for 19 years. In his years with the club he has been the Head Coach of our Men's, Women's and Youth Select Teams. He Currently is the Under 18 Select Dynamo’s Head Coach and Assistant to the Men's Premier side Wolves. Garry also was the Head Coach of the Canadian Summer Games team for 1994-2001 and was an assistant coach in the Provincial program in 2002-2003.