Camp Director Graeme Millar

Graeme Millar
Camp Director/ Athletic Director Jemicy School

Graeme Millar took over as the Athletic Director at the Jemicy School on July 1, 2024. Millar concluded an 18 year career at Stevenson University serving as the Head Men's Soccer Coach, Head Women's Soccer Coach and as an Associate Athletic Director. Millar accepted the Athletic Director position at Jemicy School, an independent school serving grades 1-12, and is recognized as an international leader in educating students with dyslexia and language-based differences. Millar served as the coach of the men's soccer team since 2017, leading the Mustangs to five straight MAC Commonwealth playoff berths in his seven seasons at the helm (no season in 2020 due to COVID). In his 17-year coaching career at Stevenson, Millar's programs only missed the playoffs one time, during his first year with the men's soccer program. In only his second season (2018), Millar turned a program around from a 3-win season to 12, culminating with their first ever appearance in the MAC playoffs. The following year (2019), Millar led the Mustangs to a 14-7-3 record and an ECAC Semi-final berth, coming within one win shy of tying the program record.

The winningest coach in program history, Millar previously served as head coach of the women's soccer program for 10 seasons, guiding the Mustangs to the NCAA tournament in 2010 and 2014. The 2010 team was the only women's sport to win a Capital Athletic Conference Championship and was inducted into the Stevenson Hall of Fame in 2022 as a team of tradition. The 2014 team captured the MAC Commonwealth championship, defeating top-ranked Messiah University, one of eight postseason appearances including an ECAC crown in 2012. He was a three-time Coach of the Year selection and recorded his 100th career win against Christopher Newport in the 2014 NCAA tournament first round. In his 17 years coaching college soccer at Stevenson, Millar accumulated an overall record of 166-131-42 for a .550 winning percentage.

At Stevenson | Associate Athletic Director/Head Coach 2017 - 2024

Posted nine victories in 2021, including a 3-0 shutout of York in the MAC Commonwealth Play-In Game
Led the Mustangs to a 14-7-3 record, one win shy of tying the program record (2019)
Advanced to the MAC Commonwealth semifinals after defeating Lebanon Valley in the first round
Made the ECAC Tournament as the top-seed, advancing to the semifinals
Led the Mustangs to a 12-9-1 record in his second season (2018)
First time since joining the MAC Commonwealth the Mustangs made the conference tournament
Defeated Alvernia, 3-2, in the MAC Commonwealth First Round
Advanced to the ECAC Second Round, the team's first postseason appearance since 2010
Fell to No. 1 Messiah in the conference semifinals, 1-0
Led the Mustangs to three shutouts in his first season (2017)
Mustangs posted their first season opening victory over the previous three seasons
Posted back-to-back conference overtime victories (Widener, Hood)

National Honors

All-Mid-Atlantic Third Team (1): 2019: Tariq Lee
All-ECAC Second Team (1): 2019: DR Medtart

MAC Honors & Awards

All-MAC Commonwealth Rookie of the Year (1): 2017 (1): Tariq Lee
All-MAC Commonwealth First Team (3): 2021 (1): Dylan Holy 2019 (2): Tariq Lee, DR Medtart
All-MAC Commonwealth Second Team (2): 2021 (1): Iliass Zouita 2019 (2): Dylan Holy, Jay Smith; 2018 (2): Tariq Lee, DR Medtart; 2017 (1): Tariq Lee
All-MAC Commonwealth Honorable Mention (3): 2019 (1): Matt Stellitano 2018 (2): Dylan Holy, Matt Stellitano

Academic Success

Academic All-American First Team (1): 2019: DR Medtart
Academic All-American Second Team (1): 2018: DR Medtart
Academic All-District (5): 2019 (3): DR Medtart, Tariq Lee, Matt Stellitano 2018 (2): Tariq Lee, DR Medtart
United Soccer Coaches Scholar All-Region Team (4): 2019: DR Medtart (1st), Tariq Lee (1st), Dylan Holy (2nd) 2018: DR Medtart
MAC Academic All-MAC Team (3): 2019: Tariq Lee, DR Medtart; 2018: DR Medtart

Committees, Affiliations, & Accolades

Received his NSCAA National and Advanced National Coaching Licenses, both with distinction
Holds the NSCAA Premier Diploma and the USSF “B” Coaching License
Has completed several licenses for the Scottish Football Association

At Stevenson, Women | Head Coach 2007 - 2016

The winningest coach in program history, guided the Mustangs to eight postseason appearances in 10 years with a 118-72-23 record
NCAA Tournament participants in 2010 and 2014
Recorded 100th career win in the 2014 NCAA Tournament First Round
2014 MAC Commonwealth Champions, snapping top-ranked Messiah’s streak of seven straight titles
2010 Capital Athletic Conference (CAC) Champions
Six ECAC Tournament appearances, including three title game appearances, while capturing the 2012 ECAC South crown
45 All-Conference selections, including 14 First Team, two Players of the Year and two Rookies of the Year
Three-time Coach of the Year (2014, MAC Commonwealth; 2009, 2010 CAC)
13 NSCAA Scholar All-East Region selections; NSCAA Team Academic Award (2010-11, 2013-16); NSCAA Gold Team Ethics Award (2009)
Stephanie Eyler became the school’s first CoSIDA Academic All-American in 2011

Previous Coaching Experience

Currently coaches the Freedom Soccer Club Girls 2017 team
Assistant Coach, Stevenson Women’s Soccer (2006): Mustangs won a school record 15 games; berth in the Second Round of the NCAA Tournament
Head Coach, Maryland Olympic Development Program (2006-09): 1995 girls team and the ASA Illusion U18 girls team
Assistant Coach, Freestate Shooters (2008): U18 Maryland State Cup Champions
Olympic Development Program Director, Maryland State Youth Soccer Association (2009-10, 2012-13)
Played at the college level for Glasgow Caledonian
Played as an amateur for Glasgow Westerlands in the Glasgow Western Division

Personal

Native of Scotland
Graduated from Richard Stockton in 2005 with a bachelor’s degree in environmental science. Millar graduated summa cum laude with program distinction in the environmental field.
Attended Cardonald College where he achieved a higher national diploma in sports coaching and development
Wife Amanda, is a Director of Admissions at Stevenson University Online, and is the proud father of son, Gavin, born in May 2010, daughter, Faith, born August 2017, and son, Jameson, born July 2020