Boys Soccer

Foxboro Names Argyrou, Meiselman As Boys Soccer Coaches

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Foxboro’s John Hollis in action on the road against Taunton during the 2022 season. (Ryan Lanigan/HockomockSports.com)

By HockomockSports.com Staff

Foxboro recently announced the hiring of George Argyrou and Colin Meiselman as the new boys soccer head coaches. Below is a press release from the FHS administration and athletic director Joe Cusack.

Foxboro High School Athletic Director, Joe Cusack, announced today that George Argyrou and Colin Meiselman have been appointed as the new Boys’ Soccer Head Coaches at Foxboro High School.  Mr. Argyrou and Mr. Meiselman have been coaching boys’ soccer at Wayland High School at all levels (Varsity, JV, freshman) since 2014 and 2013, respectively. 

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Most recently, both served as Varsity assistant coaches for the Varsity Boys Soccer program that won D3 North and MIAA All-State Championships in 2014, 2016, and 2018.

Mr. Cusack commented that “Our Boys’ soccer program has a proud and successful history and has long been a source of pride for our school and community. I believe that Mr. Argyrou and Mr. Meiselman can add to that history while fostering a positive environment across all levels of the program. They are committed to working with both our student-athletes and those in the youth program, building a program that will promote the core values of our district through sportsmanship, teamwork, and competition.” 

Mr. Argyrou and Mr. Meiselman shared, “We are honored to have been given the opportunity to lead a program with a storied history and excellent student-athletes. We look forward to bringing our unique coaching styles to the table in order to inspire our current student-athletes while building the FHS Boys Soccer program for the future.”

Mr. Cusack commented that “Our Boys’ soccer program has a proud and successful history and has long been a source of pride for our school and community. I believe that Mr. Argyrou and Mr. Meiselman can add to that history while fostering a positive environment across all levels of the program. They are committed to working with both our student-athletes and those in the youth program, building a program that will promote the core values of our district through sportsmanship, teamwork, and competition.” 

Mr. Argyrou and Mr. Meiselman shared, “We are honored to have been given the opportunity to lead a program with a storied history and excellent student-athletes. We look forward to bringing our unique coaching styles to the table in order to inspire our current student-athletes while building the FHS Boys Soccer program for the future.”