University of Delaware Men's Soccer

Tommy McMenemy was announced as the head men's soccer coach on November 30, 2021. McMenemy arrived in Newark with a wealth of coaching experience at the collegiate and playing levels. Most recently, McMenemy served as the associate head coach and recruiting coordinator at the University of Michigan. In his fourth season at the helm, McMenemy led Delaware to a historic and record-breaking 2025 campaign in the program’s 100th season and its first year competing in The Summit League. The Blue Hens posted a 12-2-3 overall record and advanced to The Summit League Semifinals, finishing with the fewest losses (2) in program history among seasons with at least 15 matches. Delaware opened the year with the best start in program history (7-0), went unbeaten in its first 10 matches (9-0-1), and finished the season undefeated at home (8-0). Under McMenemy’s leadership, Delaware broke 16 program records in the 2025 season and emerged as one of the top attacking teams in the nation, finishing first nationally in scoring offense (2.82 goals per game) and points per game (8.53), while ranking second in goal differential (+37). The Hens also earned a national ranking, climbing as high as No. 24 in TopDrawerSoccer’s Top 25 poll, and received votes in three United Soccer Coaches national polls throughout the season. Delaware led The Summit League in 17 team statistical categories and 15 individual categories, highlighting the program’s growth, depth, and balance under McMenemy’s guidance. Indiv

McCauley joined the Blue Hens in April of 2025 after two years at Florida Elite Soccer Academy serving as the director of goalkeeping. In his first season at...

Makar began his first season as University of Delaware men's soccer assistant coach during the 2022 season. In the program’s historic 2025 campaign, Makar pl...

Yawo Baah joined the Delaware coaching squad for the 2022 season. During Delaware’s historic 2025 campaign, Baah played an integral role in the Blue Hens’ record-breaking first season in The Summit League. Baah contributed to the development and preparation of one of the nation’s most complete teams, as Delaware broke 16 program records and finished first in the NCAA in scoring offense and points per game. His work in technical activation, individual development, and scouting supported a balanced squad that led The Summit League in both offensive and defensive categories. In his third year with the program, Baah continues to be a key figure in the Blue Hen regiment. His personal sessions with each of his players during practices and engagement during pregame drills has established a strong bond between him and his athletes. He is able to recognize and respect the strengths and weaknesses of each player and allow them the correct learning curve to grow as an athlete. Baah was able to use that skill to attack opponents weaknesses when scouting to allow a Blue Hen advantage. The culture and energy Baah brings to the team each day has been a huge success factor in the McMenemy era. He heavily contributed to the team’s jump from two wins to nine in his second year as assistant coach. He helped rally the troops throughout the season, taking on various roles to help the players and program excel. Baah took a lead role in the area of technical activation, in which he designed precise