Frank Olszewski is the head men's soccer coach at Towson University. He has coached the Tigers since 1982, posting a 267-200-45 record there. He has won the most games of any coach in Towson's history and ranks in the top 15 active coaches by number of games won. 2011 marks his 30th season as head coach of the program. He has guided the Tigers to nine conference championship games, including four conference titles. In 2001, Towson made its first ever NCAA Tournament appearance, after winning the American East Championship. In 2006, the Tigers reached the round of 16, before losing by 1 to third ranked Wake Forest.
He has earned four conference coach of the year awards throughout his career, with the most recent being in 2006. His teams have had winning records in 13 out of the past 15 seasons, including 9 straight at one point. His 2006 team proves to be the best in school history, as the team went 15-2-3, including a perfect 10-0-1 in CAA, and finished the season ranked 15th nationally, the highest ranking in school history. He is a member of the Maryland Soccer Hall of Fame. He played college soccer at Johns Hopkins University.
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