Coaching Experience
Assistant Coach, Cornell University (2018-present)
Assistant Coach, SUNY Cortland (2017)
Education
B.A., Football (Soccer) Studies, Southampton Solent University (2015)
M.S., International Sport Management, SUNY Cortland (2018)
At Cornell
Scott Bratt joined the Cornell men's soccer coaching staff in advance of the 2018 season.
In his first season with the Big Red, the team posted an overall mark of 11-6 and went 4-3 in Ivy League play -- despite 21 of the 28 members on the 2018 roster being underclassmen. For just the 11th time in program history, Cornell posted double-digit win numbers. Cornell placed four members on the All-Ivy teams, in addition to Emeka Eneli taking home Ivy League Rookie of the Year honors and Charles Touche earning all-region accolades. The team also led the Ivy League in goals with 30 goals.
Prior to Cornell
Bratt served as an assistant coach in 2017 at SUNY Cortland. He helped guide the team to a 15-2 record in the regular season and a trip into the second round of the NCAA tournament while helping to develop five United Soccer Coaches All-East Region players in the process.
Previous to working with Cortland, Bratt served as the Head of Football and Sport Development at Crawley Town FC in West Sussex, England where he was responsible for overseeing the club’s youth player Development Centers and also worked as a performance analyst for the highly respected Southampton FC Academy, England.
Bratt attended Southampton Solent University in England, earning a First-Class Bachelor of Arts Honor Degree in Football (Soccer) Studies in 2015. Bratt earned a Master of Science in International Sport Management from SUNY Cortland in 2018.
Bratt has gained his FA Level 2 and FA Youth Modules in coaching, as well as FA qualifications in futsal, psychology, and analysis. As a player, he competed in both soccer and rugby at Warden Park Secondary School and mid-Sussex representational squad and helped lead the soccer team to a County championship.
Personal
Bratt is a native of Brighton, England.
