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Nick Dimitrievski

Vice President of Athletics | Director of Athletics | Head Men's Soccer Coach

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Pensacola, FL 32534Member since September 25, 2026
Athletic Administration & LeadershipMulti-Campus OversightProgram Development & ExpansionCompliance (USCAA & NJCAA)Eligibility Oversight for All SportsStrategic Planning & Budget ManagementRecruitment Pipelines & Talent IdentificationStaff Supervision & Professional Development
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Athletic Administration & LeadershipMulti-Campus OversightProgram Development & ExpansionCompliance (USCAA & NJCAA)Eligibility Oversight for All Sports

About

Dynamic, championship-winning athletics executive with 26+ years of experience developing nationally recognized college athletic programs across the USCAA and NJCAA. Proven history of elevating enrollment, retention, graduation success, and competitive outcomes while leading high-performance staff, building partnerships, and strengthening community engagement. Expert in multi-campus operations, compliance, program development, budgeting, recruitment pipelines, and talent development.

Career coaching record: 331–52–11, including 3 National Championships, 7 National Runner-Up finishes, 62 All-Americans, and 61 Academic All-Americans.

Experience

Vice President of Athletics & Head Men's Soccer Coach - John Melvin Christian College & John Melvin University - FL & LA

(2025-01)

  • Provide senior leadership for athletics across multiple campus locations.
  • Oversee all athletic programs, budgets, staffing, compliance, and long-term strategic and operational planning.
  • Drive multi-campus alignment for enrollment strategy, academic oversight, and performance systems.
  • Direct all aspects of the men's soccer program including recruitment, player development, scheduling, and regulatory adherence.
  • Manage departmental eligibility and compliance to ensure institutional accountability.
  • Lead new program initiatives, facility improvements, and expansion strategies.
  • Cultivate partnerships with alumni, donors, and community leaders.
  • Mentor coaching staff to uphold academic and performance standards.

Director of Athletics & Head Men's Soccer Coach - Bryant & Stratton College - Syracuse, NY

(1997-01 - 2024-12)

  • Built one of the nation's premier small-college athletic programs from inception, transforming the institution into a perennial national contender.
  • Directed all athletic operations including budgets, staffing, compliance, academic support, facility management, and institutional alignment.
  • Developed department-wide policies and performance frameworks that strengthened academic and competitive success.
  • Oversaw eligibility and compliance for all sports competing in the USCAA and NJCAA.
  • Achieved a career record of 331–52–11 with 3 National Championships, 7 National Runner-Up finishes, and 8 national finals appearances in 9 years.
  • Maintained exceptional academic metrics: 95% retention and 98% graduation rate.
  • Recruited and developed multiple professional athletes, including Shalrie Joseph, 8-time MLS All-Star.
  • Served in national leadership roles including USCAA Steering Committee, Chair of the USCAA National Soccer Coaches Association, and committees for All-America and National Rankings.
  • Enhanced institutional visibility through championship performance, community engagement, and academic achievement.

Program Coordinator - Central New York Services - Syracuse, NY

(1990-01 - 1997-12)

  • Directed therapeutic programs for individuals with mental health diagnoses.
  • Led treatment planning, counseling, crisis intervention, and family support services.
  • Managed fundraising events, outreach initiatives, and volunteer coordination.

Public Relations & Communications Internships - KUSF Radio, Latorra Advertising, Shaklee Corporation

  • Supported marketing research, promotional campaigns, and event coordination.
  • Produced interviews, PSAs, copywriting, and media relations content.

Education

B.A. - Communications (Communication Theory) - University of San Francisco (1987-01 - 1990-12)

Skills

Vice President of AthleticsDirector of AthleticsHead Men's Soccer Coach

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