Bobby Kramig, in his 20 years at Miami, has compiled six times as many wins as any other Miami soccer coach. Winner of numerous Mid-America Conference championships, Kramig was named MAC Coach of the Year in 1986, 1990, 1993 and 1994. He has produced three Mid-America Conference MVPs and two academic All-Americans. As Director of Soccer Operations at Miami, Kramig serves as the Women's Coach. He also oversees the Miami University Youth Soccer Association (M-League) and the Miami University Spring Soccer Classic. Finally, Kramig serves as the Director of Miami Soccer Camps. Kamig holds an Advanced National Coaching Diploma from the National Soccer Coaches Association of America, as well as a USSF "A" License. He currently serves as President of the Ohio Collegiate Soccer Association and is a member of the Mid-America Conference Soccer Executive Committee. Kramig is assisted at the camp by various collegiate and high school coaches and players.

Ellen Lord Entering her first season at Miami, Ellen Lord joins the coaching staff as a full-time assistant for the 2006 season. As a former goalkeeper at the University of Kentucky with four seasons of college coaching experience, Lord will tutor the RedHawks' goalkeepers. "Ellen is a great coach who will represent Miami in a positive manner," Kramig said. "Being a former Division I goalkeeper, our `keepers will benefit tremendously from her knowledge and experience." A former head coach at Wesleyan College in Macon, Ga., Lord brings a wealth of coaching experience at both the collegiate and club levels. In addition to her head coaching stint at Wesleyan (2003-04), Lord also has served as the head coach for Lexington (KY) FC under-14 and under-15 club teams (2004-06) and as an assistant coach at Mercer University (2000-03). Prior to her coaching career, Lord played collegiately at Grove City College for two seasons (1994-96) before moving on to Kentucky (1997-1999). A two-time letterwinner as the Wildcats' goalkeeper, Lord teamed with current Miami assistant coach Kim LaBelle during the 1997 season and also played on the 1998 squad which finished 9-9-3 and advanced to the NCAA Tournament.