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Ross joined the Towson staff as coach Tony Seaman's top assistant in 1999. In addition to his duties as defensive coordinator, he directed Towson's recruiting and scouting programs and served as the staff liaison to the Tigers' strength and conditioning coach.
After a sterling prep career at Baltimore Boys' Latin School where he earned All-Metro honors for two straight years, he enjoyed a successful college career at Loyola College. He lettered all four years for the Greyhounds as a long-stick midfielder and was a starter as a junior and senior. Ross began his coaching career at Loyola where he was an undergraduate assistant to Dave Cottle in 1996.
The following year Ross moved on to the University of Denver where the Pioneers were in their first year of Division I competition. He coached the defense and assisted with fund-raising and recruiting. He also ser... [read more]
