Development Staff Bios

Ibro Arnautovic

USSF "A"  license
FA Yugoslavia  "A" license
CSA  "A" license
NSCAA  Advanced National
Director of Coaching Diploma
International Coaching Diploma

Former Assistant Director of Coaching and Head Coach of "BLAST FC "
Former Director of Player Development and Director of Training of Pickerington Area Soccer Association
Former Director of Player Development of Liederkranz - Mansfield
Director of USA Ascent - European Soccer Travel
Senior Coaching Staff of DiCicco Soccer Plus Camp and Ohio State Soccer Camp

Duncan Oughton - Director of Senior Player Development

MLS Career Highlights: The Crew's longest tenured player, had appeared in 133 MLS games, 93 of them starts, entering this season... Had three goals and 13 assists in that time... Returned to action on 8/19/06, after missing more than a season and a half with a knee injury, surgeries and long rehabilitation process... He became one of the first professional athletes in any sport to return from the experimental surgery in which his own cartilage was grown in a lab and reimplanted into his knee... Following a stellar four-year collegiate career as a high-scoring forward at Cal State Fullerton, he has become a hard-nosed, versatile defensive midfielder and defender in the professional ranks... Made his pro debut on 5/12/01 at Dallas, coming on as a 76th-minute substitute... Picked up his first professional point with an assist on 8/4/01 at K.C. ... Scored his first MLS goal on 8/21/05 vs. D.C... Was the Crew’s first choice (No. 10 overall) in the 2001 MLS SuperDraft... Prior to the 2007 season, the New Zealand native was granted a “green card,” or Lawful Permanent Residency, by the Department of Homeland Security’s U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, meaning that he is no longer classified as an International Player by MLS...

MLS Career Playoff Highlights: Had appeared in seven postseason matches, all of them starts, entering this season... Was a member of the Crew's 2008 MLS Cup-championship squad...

New Zealand National Team: Had earned 22 caps for his native New Zealand as of March 2009... Made two appear¬ances with national squad in 2008, both of which came against New Caledonia... Appeared in four games for the All-Whites in 2007, his first national team duty since his 2005-07 injury layoff... Appeared in World Cup Qualifying matches against Vanuatu on 11/17/07 and 11/21/07 and vs. Fiji on 10/17/07... Went the full 90 and assisted on the first goal of NZ’s 2-2 draw with Wales in a friendly on 5/26/07... Was a member of the All Whites squads at the 2004 Oceania Nations Cup, which doubled as the confederation’s World Cup Qualifying tournament, and 2003 FIFA Confederations Cup in France... Made his senior international debut in 2002, as a member of New Zealand’s Oceania Nations Cup squad... Earned his first cap on 7/5/02, starting at right back in an Oceania Nations Cup win over Tahiti, and played in all five games in the All Whites’ run to the tournament title... Also represented his homeland at the Under-23 level.

Personal: He is the son of Terry and Robyn Oughton… His father is a soccer coach... Has a younger brother, Tim… Graduated with a degree in Kinesiology from Cal State Fullerton… If he wasn’t a professional soccer player, he’d be working as a soccer coach... Earned his USSF 'B' coaching license in Jan. 2009... His grandfather, Ray Sarginson, was a professional tennis player in New Zealand.

Jason Garey  

MLS Career Highlights: Had appeared in 61 games, with 31 starts, entering this season... Produced 13 goals and four assists in that time... Has two career multi-goal games (9/6/08, 7/18/09)… Tied for the team lead with five goals, three of them game-winners, in his rookie season of 2006... Scored his first career goal, the game-winner, 5/6/06 at RSL... Made his MLS debut on 4/1/06 at K.C... Selected in the first round (No. 3 overall) of the 2006 MLS SuperDraft...  

MLS Career Playoff Highlights: Had two appearances, both a substitute, entering this season… Made MLS Cup Playoff debut on 10/31 at RSL… Was a member of the Crew's 2008 MLS Cup championship team, but did not see playoff action...  

Personal: Married wife, Meghann, on 1/9/09… He is the son of Rick and Kathleen Garey... Has two sisters, including Melissa, who played soccer at Texas A&M, and a younger brother... Has volunteered on Habitat for Humanity projects... Is an avid and accomplished fisherman... Hails from Gonzales, La., the "Jambalaya Capital of the World," and enjoys cooking the local specialty. 

Adam Moffat

MLS Career Highlights: Had appeared in 20 MLS games, 13 of them starts, entering this season... Had three goals in that time... Scored his first career MLS goal, the game-winner, on 3/29/08 vs. TFC... Made his Crew and MLS debut on 10/20/07 at D.C. ... Signed by the Crew via discovery on 9/19/07...

MLS Career Playoff Highlights: Was a member of the Crew's 2008 MLS Cup-championship squad, but was on season-ending IR and did not see any playoff action…Personal: The son of Finlay and Christine Moffat, his full name is Adam John William Moffat... Was married to the former Jennifer Lenhart, sister of teammate, Steven, on Dec. 6, 2009... Has a sister, Jodie, who lives in Australia... His favorite player is Ryan Giggs, who plays for his favorite team, Manchester United... Enjoys playing video games, as well as reading.

Jed Zayner

MLS Career Highlights: Had appeared in 28 career MLS matches, with 18 starts, entering this season... Had one assist entering this season… Had a breakout campaign in 2009, registering career highs in games, games started and minutes… Tallied first career assist on 5/30/09 at SEA… Made his Crew and MLS debut on 6/20/07 vs. K.C., after missing all of 2006 with a torn ACL and cartilage tear in his left knee... Selected by the Crew in the second round (No. 13 overall) of the 2006 MLS SuperDraft... A Generation adidas player, he does not count against the Crew’s senior roster or salary cap...

MLS Career Playoff Highlights: Was a member of the Crew's 2008 MLS Cup-championship squad, but did not see action during the postseason run...

Personal: Married his wife, Katherine, on New Year’s Eve 2008... He is the Founder and Executive Director of Filleo Co., a non-profit organization (www.filleo.com)... Was named the Crew’s 2006 U.S. Soccer Foundation Humanitarian of the Year... Serves as a celebrity spokesman for both the U.S. Soccer Foundation's Passback program and Lacelet, a fund-raising accessory that benefits the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation.