Ryan Gill, left, joins fellow Assistant Coach Kim Chiarelli and Head Coach David Hodgson at the Delaware River waterfront prior to his first year with the Scarlet Raptors in 2015
During his first season as an assistant coach at Rutgers-Camden, Ryan Gill helped the Scarlet Raptors compile their best winning percentage (.438) since the 2008 season and barely miss a berth in the New Jersey Athletic Conference playoffs. He returns for his second season in 2016.
A former standout goalkeeper at NJAC rival Rowan University, Gill has served as an assistant coach at Triton Regional High School in Runnemede and is a member of the American Soccer League’s Philadelphia Fury.
After appearing in seven games as a freshman at Methodist University in North Carolina, Gill transferred to Rowan University, where he appeared in 47 games during his three-year career with the Profs. He was named to the NJAC Second Team during his sophomore season in 2011 and captured NJAC Honorable Mention as a senior. He posted an 18-14 record, 11 shutouts and a 1.34 goals-against average during his career with the Profs.
Gill served as an intern with the Gloucester County Chamber of Commerce during the 2010-11 scholastic year. He graduated from Rowan in May, 2014 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Public Relations and a minor in Marketing.
Gill became an assistant soccer coach at Triton in July 2014, the same month he started his career with the Philadelphia Fury. He also serves as a manager for Red Eagle Produce in Woodbury.
During his scholastic soccer career at West Deptford High School, Gill captured All-County, All-Conference, All-South Jersey and All-State honors. He also was a member of the National Honor Society.
