Résumé 

Assistant Coach at Endicott (2022 – present)
20-12-8 overall record, 11-4-2 conference record at Endicott
2022 CCC Regular Season Champions

Kyle Bak enters his second season as an assistant coach with the men's soccer program in 2023-24. Bak brings 16 years of coaching and playing experience to The Nest at the NCAA Division I and III levels in the Northeast.

Bak comes to Endicott from Holy Cross (NCAA Division I) where he served as the women's soccer head coach for two seasons (2020-22).

Prior to Holy Cross, Bak spent six seasons as the associate head coach at Providence College (NCAA Division I).

At Providence, Bak helped guide the Friar women's program to six consecutive Big East Tournament appearances, advancing to the finals in 2015.

Providence went 62-46-13 overall record during that span and advanced to at least the conference tournament semifinals in four of those years. The Friars' appearance in the 2015 Big East championship game was their second ever in program history and first since 1993.

Bak aided Providence in finishing with a record above .500 for five consecutive years from 2014-2019, which tied the longest such streak in program history.

Prior to being named the associate head coach at Providence, Bak spent the 2013 season as an assistant coach at the University of New Hampshire.

He started his collegiate coaching career in an assistant role with conference rival Salve Regina in 2010 before his first two stints at Providence (assistant, 2011 season).

Bak has also held numerous youth coaching positions at elite New England programs, including with the Scorpions SC ECNL, Bayside FC Bolts, Rhode Island Olympic Development Program, New England Revolution Youth Academy, and La Salle Academy.

The Cumberland, R.I., native attended Western New England University, where he played four seasons as a goalkeeper for the Golden Bears. Bak and his team accumulated a 63-18-14 record over his four years, winning four conference tournament championships and appearing in the NCAA Tournament each year.

Bak earned his bachelor's degree in Business Administration from Western New England University in 2010.

(Page last updated: 12/6/23)