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University of New Hampshire Athletics
Rich Weinrebe '08 celebrating the Wildcats winning the 2019 AE Championship (Photo by Meghan Murphy)
Photo by: Meghan Murphy
1/24/2022 5:55:00 PM | Men's Soccer
Weinrebe spent the last eight seasons on the UNH coaching staff.
BOSTON – Rich Weinrebe '08, who has been a member of the UNH men's soccer coaching staff for the last eight seasons and was a two-time captain as a Wildcat student-athlete, has been named the head coach of the Northeastern men's soccer team.
As the associate head coach and recruiting coordinator, Weinrebe played a critical role in recruiting and developing some of the top players of all-time in program history, including nine All-American selections and four MAC Hermann Trophy semifinalists.
"There is no doubt that Rich is ready to lead his own successful program and I want to thank him for all of his service to New Hampshire," said UNH head coach Marc Hubbard. "We will all miss interacting with him on a daily basis. Rich definitely left this program in a much better place than when he started and we wish him nothing but the very best because that is what he deserves."
During Weinrebe's time on the coaching staff, the Wildcats made five straight NCAA Tournament appearances (2017, 2018, 2019, 2020 & 2021) and won the program's first three America East Tournament championships (2018, 2019 & 2020). UNH also advanced to the Round of 16 of the NCAA Tournament in 2017 and 2021.
Weinrebe was a member of a coaching staff that was named the Northeast Region Staff of the Year (2019 & 2021), the Eastern Region Staff of the Year (2017) and the America East Staff of the Year (2017, 2019, 2020 & 2021).
"I want to thank Marc Hubbard and the University of New Hampshire for giving me the opportunity to learn and grow, which has prepared me for this next step in my career," said Weinrebe. "I wouldn't be here without that time in Durham and those lessons will certainly carry over as the Northeastern program takes the next step here in Boston."
Weinrebe also made an impact as a co-chair of the Athletic Department's Committee on Mutual Respect. The committee is an instrument to provide resources to student-athletes, coaches and staff for the purpose of acknowledging and embracing our collective differences and to create an inclusive culture.
Weinrebe graduated from UNH in 2008 after a stellar four-year career with the Wildcats where he was a two-year captain of the squad. During his time as a student-athlete, the Wildcats achieved a No. 1 overall ranking in New England for just the second time in program history and a No. 23 spot in the national polls.
As the associate head coach and recruiting coordinator, Weinrebe played a critical role in recruiting and developing some of the top players of all-time in program history, including nine All-American selections and four MAC Hermann Trophy semifinalists.
"There is no doubt that Rich is ready to lead his own successful program and I want to thank him for all of his service to New Hampshire," said UNH head coach Marc Hubbard. "We will all miss interacting with him on a daily basis. Rich definitely left this program in a much better place than when he started and we wish him nothing but the very best because that is what he deserves."
During Weinrebe's time on the coaching staff, the Wildcats made five straight NCAA Tournament appearances (2017, 2018, 2019, 2020 & 2021) and won the program's first three America East Tournament championships (2018, 2019 & 2020). UNH also advanced to the Round of 16 of the NCAA Tournament in 2017 and 2021.
Weinrebe was a member of a coaching staff that was named the Northeast Region Staff of the Year (2019 & 2021), the Eastern Region Staff of the Year (2017) and the America East Staff of the Year (2017, 2019, 2020 & 2021).
"I want to thank Marc Hubbard and the University of New Hampshire for giving me the opportunity to learn and grow, which has prepared me for this next step in my career," said Weinrebe. "I wouldn't be here without that time in Durham and those lessons will certainly carry over as the Northeastern program takes the next step here in Boston."
Weinrebe also made an impact as a co-chair of the Athletic Department's Committee on Mutual Respect. The committee is an instrument to provide resources to student-athletes, coaches and staff for the purpose of acknowledging and embracing our collective differences and to create an inclusive culture.
Weinrebe graduated from UNH in 2008 after a stellar four-year career with the Wildcats where he was a two-year captain of the squad. During his time as a student-athlete, the Wildcats achieved a No. 1 overall ranking in New England for just the second time in program history and a No. 23 spot in the national polls.
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