Head Coach, Men's Soccer Ray Cabral

In his first seven seasons with the men's soccer team at UMass Dartmouth, Ray Cabral has posted a 63-52-10 overall record including four 12-win seasons, most recently his Corsairs finished 12-4-1 during the 2007 season.  Three of his UMass Dartmouth teams have earned post season invitations, twice appearing in both the Little East Conference and ECAC New England Division III Tournament (2001, 2002, ECAC only in 2004).

The former Corsair women's soccer coach from 1989 through 1995, Cabral returned to the UMass Dartmouth Athletic Department prior to the 2001 season to take over the men's team.

Cabral is very familiar with post-season success in soccer at UMass Dartmouth, following an outstanding seven-year stretch with the Corsair women's program.  His success with the nationally-prominent UMass Dartmouth women's team earned him induction into the Corsair Athletic Hall of Fame four years ago.

Cabral was the women soccer team's first coach as a club team back in 1988, before leading UMass Dartmouth on a rapid rise to national prominence for seven seasons.  He stepped down in 1995 after posting a 92-36-8 overall record which included six post-season invitations and a string of four straight LEC Coach of the Year honors.

His 1992 Corsairs squad had a historic season, racing through the NCAA Division III competition, resulting in a national runner-up awards. After clinching the NCAA Div. III Northeast regional championship and advancing to the national title game, only a 1-0 loss to Cortland State prevented the Corsairs from a winning a national title.  Cabral's Corsairs qualified for three straight NCAA Tournaments and they also appeared in the ECAC New England Division III tournament three other seasons.

Men's Soccer Coaching Record - 7 seasons, 63-52-10 overall

Women's Soccer Coaching Record - 7 seasons, 92-37-7 overall