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Joey Worthen was named Florida Atlantic University's head men's soccer coach in February of 2017. Approaching his sixth season, Worthen assumed the helm of one of FAU's oldest programs and is just the fifth head coach in what will be the program’s 43rd season. The team will be competing in the American Athletic Conference for the first season coming in 2022.
 
In the spring of 2022, four-year All-Conference player Alonso Coello Camarero signed with Toronto FC, becoming the second ever FAU men’s soccer player to sign with an MLS team and first since 2006. Worthen was instrumental in the Coello Camarero’s development from freshman to senior year. 

Tom Harman is approaching his fourth season as an assistant coach for the Florida Atlantic University men’s soccer team. Harman was hired in July of 2019 and has served as Worthen’s righthand man on the staff.
 
In Harman’s third year with the Owls, the team achieved its second consecutive winning season for the first time since 2003-04. The squad achieved a 9-7-3 mark and began the year with a 3-0 record, marking the program’s best start since 1996. Harman’s leadership helped the Owls go on to have a tremendous performance in the 2021 Conference USA Tournament as the No. 6 seed.

Brad Shore is going into his sixth season with the Florida Atlantic University men’s soccer team as a volunteer assistant coach. Shore joined the Owls prior to the 2017 season after Joey Worthen took over the program. Shore works specifically on the development of the Owls’ goalkeepers.
 
The Owls have continued to trend in a positive direction, as the team is coming off back-to-back winning seasons for the first time since 2003-04. FAU had a 9-7-3 record, which was capped by an impressive performance in the Conference USA Championship Title game. The Owls beat the tournament-host Charlotte in penalty kicks, 5-3, and upset the reigning College Cup Champion in Marshall, 3-1, in the semifinals.
 
FAU’s goalkeeper Neil Strauber had another impressive performance in the 2021 season, ending the year with five shutouts, a league’s most 81 saves (ranked No. 8 nationally) and a 1.58 goals against average. In the conference tournament, Strauber led the Owls with just three goals allowed across three matches and 11 critical total saves.         

Keelan Power joined the Florida Atlantic University men’s soccer staff as an assistant coach in the summer of 2021.
 
In just one year with the Owls, the team has achieved unprecedented success. The 2021 season saw the team achieve a 9-7-3 record and a trip to the Conference USA Championship title game. The spot in the title game came after previously defeating tournament host Charlotte in penalty kicks, 5-3, as well as upsetting the reigning NCAA College Cup Champions in Marshall, 3-1, in the semifinals.
 
Power coached five All-C-USA choices, including Second Team selection Alonso Coello