Team Sports

• Develop their critical thinking skills
• Learn when and how to lead and when to delegate
• Discern when to take risks and when to be patient
• Understand the importance of practice and perseverance
• Cultivate school spirit and build camaraderie

Vincent Kwarula is the Athletics Director and boys varsity soccer coach. At RCS, Vincent is responsible for nurturing student-athletes and building a robust health and fitness program that teaches students teamwork, dedication, and good sportsmanship. These are qualities that Vincent has practiced for the past 20 years as a player and coach at the college, high school, and youth club level.

Vincent has many accolades to his name. He played in two World Cup games on the Kenya national team, where he also served as Captain. He won two NAIA Championships and was nominated for the 1999 All-American team while attending Lindsey Wilson College in Kentucky. He was selected as the Defensive Player of the Year for the Northeast Division while playing Division II and earning his bachelor’s degree at Southern Connecticut State University. Vincent continued his education at Manhattanville College, where he earned his Master’s in Teaching. Off the soccer field, Vincent is President of the Kwarula Society for Kenya Education (KSKE). KSKE was founded to advance children’s education and provide access to clean water and electricity. Vincent’s professional experience, long-standing reputation in the community, and genuine ability to connect with students help to develop confident and engaged athletes willing to go the distance for RCS.