(Photo Provided with Release Courtesy of CCBC)

Noah Haswell, Beaver County Radio News

(Monaca, PA) According to a release from the Community College of Beaver County (CCBC), CCBC recently appointed Marcus Burrows as the inaugural head coach of its new men’s soccer program in Monaca, as the college prepares to kick off its first-ever intercollegiate soccer season in the fall of 2026. Burrows brings international coaching experience as well as a strong background in player development and deep local ties to Beaver County when he will lead the Titans Men’s Soccer team. Burrows holds a bachelor’s degree in Sports Strength and Conditioning and has built his coaching career around high-performance environments, player development, and cultivating strong team culture and he is a UEFA B Licensed and UEFA B Youth Licensed coach. Burrows coached at Wexford Football Club before joining CCBC. He served as the head coach of the U15 and U17 men’s teams for Wexford Football Club. His squads reached three national finals at the League of Ireland academy level during his tenure, winning one national championship: a title that remains the only national championship in the club’s history. He has also worked closely with international-level players and helped
develop athletes who advanced to compete at the senior League of Ireland level.
Burrows has also served as Director of Soccer Operations at BC United, a
competitive youth soccer club in Beaver County, overseeing player development pathways, coaching support, programming, and overall club operations for the past four and a half years. CCBC announced earlier this year that men’s soccer will begin competing in the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) in the fall of 2026, with women’s soccer anticipated to follow in the fall of 2027. The addition of soccer to the CCBC sports line up represents a historic expansion of Titan Athletics and creates new pathways for student athletes across the region.