Ethan Patrick joined West Virginia University Potomac State College as the Catamounts new head men's soccer coach for the 2019 fall season.  In reviving a dormant program, Patrick was able to lead the Catamounts to a 5-8 record in his first year at the helm. 

Prior to his hire at Potomac State, Patrick served as an assistant soccer coach at both Marywood University (NCAA DIII), in Scranton, Pa. and Richard Bland College (NJCAA DI), in Petersburg, Va. bringing along with him much experience at the youth level including Scranton's Eastern Pennsylvania Youth Soccer Association Under 12 Boys Olympic Development Program team, Electric City Shock Jr. Football Club, Triboro Youth Soccer Club, the Junior High Blue Devils at Old Forge Middle School, and the Richmond Strikers.

Coach Patrick graduated from Baptist Bible College and Seminary, Scranton, Pa., in 2012 with a bachelor's degree in Health and Physical Education which helped earn him international experience as a physical education teacher in Puebla, Mexico; Shenzhen, China; and Paramaribo, Suriname. He also held the position of athletic director in Suriname.

After three years of international experience, Patrick elected to return to the Scranton area to begin focusing on a career in coaching soccer, which is when he took his first collegiate position as assistant coach at Marywood University.  Since then, he has worked to gain coaching licenses through the United States Soccer Federation, where he currently holds a "D" license, and through United Soccer Coaches, where he holds his Advanced National Diploma and Goal Keeping Level II diploma.

Coach Patrick resides with his wife, Kimberly, in LaVale, Md.

PSC Mens Soccer's Results Under Ethan Patrick

Year     Record               Results

2019    5-8                    Region XX D1 9th Place-Regular Season