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Kevin Healey |
| General Manager | |
| Baltimore Blast |
After eight seasons as General Manager of the Baltimore Blast, Kevin Healey has three Major Indoor Soccer League Titles and numerous successful player acquisitions under his belt.
With his hard work and dedication to the franchise, he led the Blast to back-to-back championships in 2003 and 2004 and then went on to win another championship last season.
Healey was named General Manager and Head Coach of the Baltimore Blast prior to the 1998-99 season and spent just over four seasons in both positions while compiling an 87-88 record in 175 games. His 87 regular season wins gave him the most regular-season wins of any of the five coaches in the team's 10-year history. He currently serves as the team’s general manager.
A graduate of Baltimore's Loyola College, Healey played for the 1976 NCAA Division II National Champion Greyhounds. His soccer record over the past two decades includes seven national indoor youth and senior amateur titles as well as the presidency of two soccer leagues.
Healey, along with Blast owner Ed Hale, was instrumental in the resurgence of the Blast's community involvement and outreach program. In his time at the helm, Healey has insured that the team's community involvement increase and that the Blast re-establish itself as Baltimore's most fan-friendly professional sports team.
Before joining the Blast, Healey spent five years as Head Coach of the USISL Baltimore Bays. He led the Bays to five division championships, three consecutive league titles and was named "Coach of the Year" by the USISL for three consecutive seasons.
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Gina Scott |
| Director, Corporate Consulting | |
| Team Services, LLC |
Gina brings several years of sports marketing experience to the team with a background in collegiate marketing, marketing and game event/entertainment management for a professional NBA franchise, and experience in sponsorship management and negotiation on the corporate consulting and sponsorship management side.
Gina oversees the Corporate Consulting division, and focuses her time of sponsorship and strategic development for existing and potential clients. She also directs Team Services’ Dairy Management Inc. (DMI) account and directs her efforts primarily towards DMI’s sponsorship program with the NFL. She oversees the management and activation of DMI’s many team and player agreements.
Prior to joining Team Services, Gina worked for the NBA Atlanta Hawks as the Senior Marketing and Game Operations Manager for the Atlanta Hawks. She played a key role in game production, strategic partnerships and brand development. She also worked as the Manager of Strategic-Partnerships in the Worldwide Marketing Communications division for Delta Air Lines. Scott began her career within the sports marketing industry as a Promotions Coordinator for the Louisiana State University Athletic Department.
Gina received a B.S. in Advertising from the University of Florida, and a Masters degree in Sports Management also from the University of Florida.
Tony Agnone Lorin Maurer
Lead Negotiator
Eastern Athletics Services
Tony Agnone received his B.S from Mt. Saint Mary's College in 1975 and his J.D in 1978 from the University of Baltimore. He is a member of the West Virginia and Federal Bars.
Tony has been representing professional football players since 1978. From 1978 to 1983 Tony was Assistant to the Dean at the University of Baltimore Law School and now devotes his entire practice to the representation of professional football players. His clients have ranged from first round draft choices to free agents.
Tony directs the EAS Team in all contracts as lead negotiator. With over 23 years experience negotiating contracts in the NFL, Tony is one of the most respected agents in the professional football representation industry. Tony's vast knowledge of the NFL salary cap structure and ability to gauge a players worth in the marketplace have enabled EAS to negotiate precedent setting contracts in the NFL.
Tony is on the Board of Directors of the Sports Lawyers Association, Susquehanna Bank, and is a frequent lecturer at various business and law schools and professional seminars. In addition, he teaches Sports Law at the University of Baltimore School of Law. Tony is an active supporter of the Ed Block Courage House and other local charities.
Athletic Friends Manager
Princeton Athletics
Lorin Maurer joined the Princeton staff on June 28, 2005. Maurer serves as the Development Office liaison to the 18 Athletics Friends Groups, where she facilitates annual fundraising for these groups. She works closely with the 32 Head Coaches and volunteer Friends Group Officers by assisting with solicitation letters, newsletters, phone-a-thons, and event planning. Some recent events Maurer was responsible for have been the Celebrations of 35 Years of Women’s Athletics at Princeton and the 100 Years of Princeton Soccer events. She also handles all annual fundraising priorities of the Club Sport Friends Groups.
Prior to working at Princeton University, Maurer was employed at the Mountain West Conference as the Assistant Director of Marketing. There she dealt with conference licensing, corporate sponsors, and several conference championships. Maurer first gained marketing and promotional experience at the National Collegiate Athletic Association as an intern with the Promotions and Events Group. During her time in Indianapolis, Maurer also worked for the Indianapolis Colts on game days, assisting with the Premium Seating guests.
Maurer is a 2001 graduate of Rowan University with a degree in Health and Exercise Science. While at Rowan she was a four year member of the Women’s Swimming and Diving team, serving as captain her senior year. Following graduation, Maurer obtained a Master’s Degree in Sport Management from the University of Florida. It was at Florida that she first worked in intercollegiate athletics, completing a two year internship as the Women’s Administration Intern.
A native of Sinking Spring, PA, Maurer, 28, resides in Princeton, NJ.
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Glen Schorr |
| Managing Director, Marketing and Branding | |
| US Lacrosse |
A marketing veteran with almost 25 years of experience, Glen joined US Lacrosse in 2004. Glen is responsible for the management of the Communications, Financial Development and Marketing departments. Prior to joining US Lacrosse, Glen accumulated extensive marketing and marketing communications management experience for corporations including Black & Decker and DDB Needham. In addition, Glen serves as an adjunct professor in Towson Universities' department of mass communications.
Glen, his wife Isabelle, and their three sons live in Timonium, MD.
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Damone Jones |
| Youth Marketing and Promotions Coordinator | |
| Baltimore Ravens |
Damone Jones began his work for the Baltimore Ravens as an intern in April 2006. He now holds the position of Youth Marketing and Promotions Coordinator. After completing the DeVos Sport Business Management program at the University of Central Florida, Damone earned his Master’s in Sport Business Management as well as an MBA. He attended Penn State, playing football for the Nittany Lions while earning his undergraduate degree.
Lorin Maurer
Athletic Friends Manager
Princeton Athletics
Lorin Maurer joined the Princeton staff on June 28, 2005. Maurer serves as the Development Office liaison to the 18 Athletics Friends Groups, where she facilitates annual fundraising for these groups. She works closely with the 32 Head Coaches and volunteer Friends Group Officers by assisting with solicitation letters, newsletters, phone-a-thons, and event planning. Some recent events Maurer was responsible for have been the Celebrations of 35 Years of Women’s Athletics at Princeton and the 100 Years of Princeton Soccer events. She also handles all annual fundraising priorities of the Club Sport Friends Groups.
Prior to working at Princeton University, Maurer was employed at the Mountain West Conference as the Assistant Director of Marketing. There she dealt with conference licensing, corporate sponsors, and several conference championships. Maurer first gained marketing and promotional experience at the National Collegiate Athletic Association as an intern with the Promotions and Events Group. During her time in Indianapolis, Maurer also worked for the Indianapolis Colts on game days, assisting with the Premium Seating guests.
Maurer is a 2001 graduate of Rowan University with a degree in Health and Exercise Science. While at Rowan she was a four year member of the Women’s Swimming and Diving team, serving as captain her senior year. Following graduation, Maurer obtained a Master’s Degree in Sport Management from the University of Florida. It was at Florida that she first worked in intercollegiate athletics, completing a two year internship as the Women’s Administration Intern.
A native of Sinking Spring, PA, Maurer, 28, resides in Princeton, NJ.
Brian Brantley
Account Executive
Washington Nationals
Brian Brantley Works for the Washington Nationals in the Department of Ticket Sales and is an Account Executive in Groups Sales. He is not only in charge of ticket sales for the game but also helps out by reaching to the community and organizing annual events such as the CCW Annual Father’s Day picnic. Brian also comes up with new marketing strategies to help bring in more fans he is currently working with Capital Alumni Networks.
Pam Wetherbee-Metcalf
Director of Recreational Sports
Loyola College
Mrs. Wetherbee-Metcalf serves as the Director of Recreational Sports at Loyola College in Baltimore, Maryland. The Department of Recreational Sports is an essential component of the Division of Student Development, and the overall mission of Loyola College in Maryland. The Department seeks to support the development of the well being of members of the Loyola College community and to provide diverse educational, recreational, and social programs. It is Mrs. Wetherbee-Metcalf’s responsibility to facilitate and oversee all of the aspects of Loyola College’s Campus Recreational Services: aquatics, club sports, fitness programs, instructional programs, intramural sports, and outdoor adventures.
