Daniel began his soccer journey in N. Ireland for his hometown team Ballymena United F.C., before moving to the U.S. to play at the collegiate level for Ashford University. While Daniel enjoys playing soccer, his passion is being a teacher of the game by passing on his experiences and learnings from his continued education. He currently holds UEFA, USC, and USSF licenses and an MBA.\r\n\r\nDaniel started his career with the CRYSC in 2016, spending three years in the Central Region as a Staff Coach. In 2019 he transitioned to the South Region, taking on the role of Director of Coaching within the 11U-14U age groups. He is passionate about developing players and coaches throughout their journey at the CRYSC.

Ingrid is a Texas native who grew up in Colorado. She played for Colorado Fusion and Colorado Storm ECNL before they joined the CRYSC organization. Her soccer career also includes playing for the Colorado ODP team and participating in Mexico’s National Olympics, earning 4 gold medals. She continued her soccer career at Western Colorado University where she graduated with a B.A. in Accounting and a B.A. in Business Administration with a Sociology minor. After graduating she joined CRYSC in 2020. Ingrid is overjoyed to bring her soccer career full circle as she now gets to help the new generation of soccer players.

Zach grew up in Highlands Ranch, Colorado. He was offered to play both soccer and ice hockey at Colorado Christian University. While in college, he began his coaching career as a volunteer at a local High School in Highlands Ranch, then moving to CRYSC in Castle Rock as a staff coach. Now, Zach is a full-time coach and Regional Manager for Castle Rock. He desires to serve our members’ needs and help players grow. For Zach, working at CRYSC has been a great way to stay connected to the Castle Rock community and its residents.

Carlos “Charlie” Alvarez Bacha comes from Mexico City originally where he played semi-pro soccer from 1996 to 1999 with Pumas TUC and Necaxa Chalco as a Striker. He continued to play and coach in Mexico until he moved to the US in 2008. He started as a volunteer coach for the Texas Premier Club in Katy, Texas before coming on as a professional staff member at another Texas club. He started at CRYSC as a coach in 2018. Currently, he oversees Soccer Start and 6U/7U Director for the South Region. Being part of CRYSC has been an all-time highlight in his career, sharing his passion for this beautiful game with his players.

Katie Beaudoin was born and raised in Colorado. She started playing soccer as a small child, starting coaching in some capacity at the age of 16 and never stopped. Now with two adult children of her own, Katie has seen the sport through a player’s eyes, a coach’s eyes, and a parent’s eyes. Katie believes that coaching is best done by figuring out each player’s learning style and using methods within that style to teach the game she loves, soccer. Katie thoroughly enjoys working with coaches, players, and parents alike.

Maryn Beutler is originally from Bend, Oregon where she played youth soccer for Oregon Rush and collegiately at the University Oregon. Her coaching career began post collegiate play, when she became a Head Coach with the Eugene Timbers Soccer Club, while also taking on the role as a Graduate Assistant for the Women’s Soccer Program at the University of Oregon. After two years as a GA with the Ducks, Maryn became the Assistant Coach at Western Oregon University and was heavily involved in coaching and director roles within the Thorns ODP program.

Beutler was a midfielder for the University of Oregon from 2012 through 2016, playing in 78 career matches while scoring eight goals. Of her eight goals, five were game winners. At the close of her career, Beutler ranked sixth in program history in career games, tied for seventh in game-winning goals and was ranked ninth in shots. She was named PAC 12 Conference player of the week and holds Honorable Mention honors over her 4 years of competition.

Maryn holds her USSF C License and is a Certified Instructor and Consultant with Equilibria in Sport. She is currently the Women’s Soccer Assistant Coach at MSU Denver.