Kyle Winningham is a Canton High School grad and played for the Canton Soccer Club from 2002-2011. In 2011 he was a member of the under 20 USASA National Championship team. Kyle was a starter at Concordia University - Ann Arbor  from 2009-2013 playing multiple positions including GK and full back. Kyle holds his USSF “National D” License and his United Soccer Coaches Level 3 GK Diploma. Kyle will be taking his USSF C License in July 2018 as well as his United Soccer Coaches Premier GK license.

In 2013 Kyle graduated from Concordia University - Ann Arbor  with a Bachelor of Science degree in Psychology and Sociology. In 2016 Kyle Graduated from Capella University with a Master’s degree in Sport Psychology. Kyle is currently the goal keeper coach for the men’s soccer team at Concordia University - Ann Arbor. Kyle is also the goal keeper coach for AAFC Lumberjacks (UPSL) and  AAFC Lumberjills (WPSL).

Coach Jamie Scott is a female soccer coach with one goal: athlete empowerment. Jamie has coached with Canton Celtic since 2000. She is also the Head Coach for Lawrence Technological University Women's Soccer Program. Scott has positively impacted female athletes from novice youth to high-level college. Scott finds honor in giving an athlete resources for success.

Scott played her collegiate soccer at Madonna University from 1998-2001. There she earned All-Conference honors twice , the first ever in Madonna Women’s Soccer history. Scott also earned Wolverine-Hoosier Athletic Conference player of the week honors, All-Region honors, and the Mary-Franceline Leadership award. Scott still holds the record for a single season leader for penalty kicks attempted and converted. She also holds the record for career leader for penalty kicks attempted and converted.

In just its third year of existence, the 2000 Madonna University women’s soccer team became the first ever squad in school history to advance to the NAIA final four. The Crusaders went 19-3 overall with two of those losses coming to eventual national champion Simon Fraser. Madonna posted a 13-1 mark in the WHAC, capturing the regular season and tournament championships en route to making the program's first ever National Tournament appearance. The 2000 Crusaders set the program record with, 19 wins including 14 shutouts during that historic season. Scott, along with her 2000 women’s team were inducted into the Madonna Hall of Fame in 2012 for their outstanding performance.

Scott started the Women’s Soccer Program for LTU in 2012. During that season, she earned the Champions of Character Coach award and earned it again in 2013.

Amber started coaching for Canton in 2016 with summer camps and CAT sessions. She currently holds a USSF “E” License. Amber is from Jackson and played for the Rush travel team. She played 4 years of varsity at Lumen Christi High School, and earned scholarship to play at Jackson College and then Lawrence Tech University. In spring 2017, she will be graduating with a Bachelor’s of Interior Architecture from LTU.

George played Goalkeeper for Canton High School where he won a State Championship and was a 2 time All-State player. George went on to play at Eastern Michigan University where he was a 4 year starter. George also was a 3 year Regional ODP Goalkeeper for the Wolves and Vardar. He went on to coach at the Novi Soccer Club and was on the ODP Goalkeeping Staff. George has his USSF National “D” License and is the head coach at Canton High School for the boys and girls.  George currently trains all of the select/premier goalkeepers in the club.

George played Goalkeeper for Canton High School where he won a State Championship and was a 2 time All-State player. George went on to play at Eastern Michigan University where he was a 4 year starter. George also was a 3 year Regional ODP Goalkeeper for the Wolves and Vardar. He went on to coach at the Novi Soccer Club and was on the ODP Goalkeeping Staff. George has his USSF National “D” License and is the head coach at Canton High School for the boys and girls.  George currently trains all of the select/premier goalkeepers in the club.

Jimmy has over 20 years of playing and coaching experience. He is passionate about the game of soccer and has invested his career and talent to encourage young potentials to master the technique of soccer. Jimmy's leadership and coaching style encourages respect and dedication to the game of soccer and team collaboration.

At a young age, Jimmy joined Juventus Academy Youth Player in Italy. In 1996-1999 he played for SAFA FC Division 1 Beirut. Jimmy's coaching certificates include UEFA C license, USSF license, and US D license. Jimmy has coached in Italy, where he lead soccer camps. He has also coached in several clubs and schools.

Jimmy received his UEFA 'C' in Torino, Italy in the year 2000. He went on and received his USSF 'C' in Beirut in 2008. The following year, he received his US 'D' license. A lot of Jimmy's experience comes from Italy. In 2001, he completed his CPR certification at Juventus Academy. Jimmy attended Juventus University where he completed the Class Base Training Method in Vinovo, Italy.  In the following years, Jimmy went on and completed Class Super certification at Juventus University Advanced Training Academy. Jimmy continued his studies in Italy where he received his AC Milan Training Method Certification in Milan. After that, he went on to the Brazilian Federation's Youth Development in Santos, Brazil. 

Jimmy has a wide range of experience in the game of soccer that comes from different soccer clubs and age groups. From 2000-2002, Jimmy was the technical coach at Juventus Youth Academy. He remained in Italy where he later lead International Soccer Camps at Juventus Soccer School. Once back in the States, Jimmy was the varsity soccer head coach at John Glenn High School. Years later, he moved on to Wildcats FC where he took on a coaching role. After that, Jimmy coached several teams at Livonia City Soccer Club/AC Milan Detroit. Jimmy went on to Dearborn Heights Soccer Club where he was a coach and technical director. Jimmy continued his soccer career where he coached at Keystone Middle School, Universal Learning Academy, and Canton Prepatory High School. In 2015, he was the assistant coach for Detroit Waza Flo.  Jimmy's love for soccer had never faded!

Mario has been coaching since 1984 at all levels from U8 to U18 level as well as at the collegiate level and currently holds a USSF “D” License.

While at the youth level his teams have earned two State Cup Quarter final appearances, two Semi finals and One State Championship.  His teams also competed in top level tournaments while earning top honors.

In 2009 Mario was the recipient of MSYSA Female Competitive Coach of the Year Honors

Mario has been an Assistant Coach for The Lawrence Technological University Women’s Soccer Program since 2012.

Mario holds a B.S. in Civil Engineering from Wayne state University and is a Registered Professional Engineer. 

Nathan started coaching in 2000 as a volunteer at his former high school in Romeoville, IL. He continued working with RHS in an auxiliary fashion while completing work in Americorps*NCCC and the Peace Corps-Haiti. In 2007 Nathan joined the coaching staff at Smith College in Northampton, MA as a graduate assistant in the Exercise and Sport Studies program. Since 2010, Nathan has been coaching all levels of youth soccer in Seattle, WA. He is starting his first season with Canton Celtics in 2017.

Nathan played at the University of Wisconsin-Platteville and holds a USSF "C" License and National Youth License.