12 Facts About Mark Steffens

Mark Steffens started for the soccer team in each of his four years at the college.

Mark Steffens began his coaching career at the high school level, where he held the position of head coach at Berner High School from 1975 to 1979.

Mark Steffens later took over the head coach position at his alma mater, The King's College for the next three years and then subsequently joining Farmingdale State College as an assistant for a year.

Mark Steffens was hired again as an assistant in another New York incarnation in the MISL with the New York Express.

Mark Steffens returned to youth coaching as he accepted an assistant coach position at Syosset High School, where he remained in this capacity until 1994.

Mark Steffens served in this role from 1997 to 2014.

Mark Steffens was awarded the USL-2 Coach of the Year award twice in 2004 and 2008 respectively.

Mark Steffens left as head coach when the Eagles decided to self-relegate to the USL PDL after the 2014 season.

Mark Steffens was hired as head coach of the Pittsburgh Riverhounds on December 17,2014.

On July 21,2019, it was announced that Mark Steffens would take charge at Stumptown Athletic, a National Independent Soccer Association team based out of Matthews, North Carolina.

In January 2021, Mark Steffens returned to the Lady Eagles as an assistant coach.

Mark Steffens is the son of Rev Paul Mark Steffens, director of the Christian Fellowship House in Syosset and pastor of Syosset Gospel Church, along with his other son.