Andy Crossley Named Boston Breakers Interim General Manager
Andy Crossley has been named the interim General Manager of the Boston Breakers, it was announced on Wednesday by the team’s Manager Partner, Michael Stoller.
Crossley officially replaces Joe Cummings, who is leaving to become CEO and Executive Director of the National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA), on Aug. 28.
Cummings served as President and General Manager of the original Boston Breakers of the Women’s United Soccer Association (WUSA) from 2001-2003 and returned to guide the modern edition of the Boston Breakers through their launch in Women’s Professional Soccer this season.
“Joe leaves very big shoes to fill, but he has also left us with a terrific foundation to build upon,” said Crossley. “We have a passionate group of season ticket holders and fans and an outstanding front office staff. The next step for the Boston Breakers is to reward our supporters with a trip to the WPS playoffs in 2010.”
Crossley was the team’s third employee, joining the Breakers in October 2007 as Director of Business Development. In that role, he directed the team’s ticket sales, merchandising, and customer service programs.
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Prior to joining the Breakers, Crossley worked in minor league baseball for seven years, including two years as General Manager of the Brockton Rox and Campanelli Stadium in Brockton, Mass., from 2005-2007.
“I want to thank Joe Cummings for the passion he brought and instilled into this organization,” said Stoller. “I am confident that Andy Crossley, with his track record here at the Breakers and elsewhere, will be able to step right in and lead this team effectively.”
About the Boston Breakers:
The Boston Breakers are one of seven original franchises in Women’s Professional Soccer (WPS), which expands to nine teams for 2010. The Breakers opened play in April 2009, and season tickets for 2010 are now on sale by calling 781-251-2100. For more information, visit www.bostonbreakers.com.



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