Bio

Ben Gyuricza is in his ninth season as an assistant coach and his fifth year as a full-time assistant with the Concordia University Wisconsin men's soccer team.

The Falcons have seen a tremendous amount of success with Gyuricza on staff. During his tenure, CUW has captured four regular-season conference titles. During the 2016 year, Gyuricza's second season staff, the Falcons reached their first Top 25 national ranking. 

Gyuricza brings 12 years of club coaching experience to the Falcons. He is now in his sixth year as a coach at Bavarians where he has coached four different boys' youth teams. In 2017, Gyuricza's U15 Boys Team qualified for the National League.

He took that same team as U16s and won the State Championship and Regional Championship. They were the first youth Bavarian team to compete in the National Tournament in 40 years. They also then re-qualified for the USYS National League again. 

Gyuricza was awarded the 2019 Wisconsin Soccer Youth Coach of the Year for coaching the Milwaukee Bavarians at the U16 level. The award is given out every year to the best club coach in the state.

He is currently the head coach of the Bavarian United U19 MLS Next Academy Team, the highest level of youth soccer in the country.

Gyuricza currently owns his USSF B national license for coaching. 

He played two seasons of soccer for the Falcons, including his senior year when they reached the NACC final against Dominican.

He is a graduate of Concordia Wisconsin. 

Gyuricza is from Palatine, Illinois, where he went to St. Viator Arlington Heights High School.