Saint Joseph's College of Maine

Championships (1): 2021 (GNAC)

Career Record: 73-30-13 (.685)

All-Academic Accolades: 98

Major Annual Award Winners: 7

All-Conference Accolades: 45

All-Region Athletes: 11

Overview:

Will Pike '11 was named the head coach of the Saint Joseph's College men's soccer program in January 2019 after spending five seasons as an assistant coach with the Monks. Since taking over the program, Pike has continued Saint Joseph's tradition as one of the premier men's soccer programs in the Great Northeast Athletic Conference.

Through six seasons, Pike has compiled a 73-30-13 (.685) overall record and a remarkable 58-12-5 (.807) mark in GNAC play. Under his leadership, the Monks have captured the program's sixth GNAC Championship, earned three GNAC regular-season titles, advanced to two GNAC Championship matches, and made an appearance in the NCAA Division III Tournament.

On October 25, 2025, Pike became the winningest head coach in Saint Joseph's men's soccer history when the Monks defeated Dean College, 4-0, at the SJC Athletics Complex. The victory was the 72nd of his career, surpassing Adrian Dubois' previous program record of 71 wins. Pike finished the 2025 season with 73 career victories.

Pike's teams have consistently excelled on both ends of the field, producing some of the nation's top statistical performances. The 2019 squad led NCAA Division III in shutout percentage (.667) while also ranking third in goals-against average (0.50), fourth in corner kicks per game (7.76), and sixth in shots per game (20.67). The Monks again ranked among the national leaders during their 2021 GNAC championship season, finishing seventh in winning percentage (.895) and eighth in save percentage (.862).

A former All-Conference goalkeeper himself, Pike has also established one of the premier goalkeeper traditions in NCAA Division III. During his time as an assistant and head coach, Blake Mullen, David Walbridge, Mike Sheridan, and Liam Foley have combined to earn seven (consecutive) GNAC Goalkeeper of the Year awards, multiple All-Conference, All-Region, and All-America honors, and helped Saint Joseph's annually rank among the GNAC's top defensive teams. Mullen later suited up for the Western Mass Pioneers of the USL League Two and Sheridan, who used his final season of eligibility at Villanova, signed a professional contract with Pittsburgh Riverhounds SC in March 2026 after two seasons with Philadelphia Union II.

Pike has also overseen the development of numerous All-Conference, All-Region, Academic All-America, and All-America student-athletes while continuing Saint Joseph's tradition as one of the GNAC's premier men's soccer programs.

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Previously:

Pike served as an assistant coach with the Monks during the 2012 season and again from 2015-18. In 2018, he served as the head assistant and goalkeeper coach for both the men's and women's soccer programs, helping guide both teams to GNAC Championships during a banner year for SJC athletics.

During an incredible three-season run, Saint Joseph's compiled a remarkable 55-3-8 overall record, including a 28-0-2 mark in GNAC play, from 2016-18, while capturing three consecutive conference championships. The Monks were consistently ranked among the nation’s top programs during the 2017 and 2018 campaigns, including a program-best No.5 ranking in the D3soccer.com poll on October 31, 2018. Pike was also a member of the 2017 United Soccer Coaches NCAA Division III New England Region Coaching Staff of the Year alongside Adrian Dubois, Michael Sanfilippo '12, and Kyle Shangraw '14.

Outside of Saint Joseph's, Pike served as Director of Goalkeeping for Seacoast United from 2013-17, worked as an assistant coach at Husson University in 2013, and holds a United States Soccer Federation National "C" Coaching License.

Personal:

A Gorham, Maine, native, Pike began his collegiate career at NCAA Division I Mount St. Mary's University before transferring to Saint Joseph's, where he starred as a goalkeeper from 2008-09.

Upon graduation, Pike held Saint Joseph's career records for goals-against average (0.88), save percentage (.861), victories (26), and shutouts (19). A two-time First Team All-Conference selection, he helped lead the Monks to the program's first GNAC Championship in 2009.

Pike was inducted into the Saint Joseph's College Athletics Hall of Fame in 2019 and resides in Standish with his wife, Heidi (Stucki), a 2010 SJC graduate and four-year member of the Monks’ women’s soccer team.
 

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