Scott Greene, one of the most widely recognized and accomplished players in Section V football annals, was named the University's head football coach in May, 2006.

He has made an immediate impact on Rochester's football fortunes. In both 2006 and 2007, he directed the Yellowjackets into the ECAC Northwest Championship football game as conducted by the Eastern College Athletic Conference. Rochester was 7-4 in 2006, its highest win total since 1992. In 2007, the Yellowjackets were 6-5. They reeled off six consecutive wins, the longest winning streak in 15 years.

The Yellowjackets were 5-2 in Liberty League competition in 2007 and finished tied for third place. It is the highest finish since the expansion of the league to eight teams in 2004.

Greene was the Section V Player of the Year at Canandaigua Academy in 1992. He played college football in the Big Ten – matriculating at Michigan State University. He earned four varsity letters for his football skills in East Lansing, MI. As a Spartan, he was a two-time team MVP, set a Michigan State record for receptions by a back, and led the team in scoring, ranking fourth nationally.

Following his collegiate career, Greene was selected in the sixth round of the 1996 National Football League draft by the Carolina Panthers. He established a Carolina record for receptions in a season by a running back and ranked fifth among league backs.

He played with the Indianapolis Colts from 1998-1999 and was the team’s starting fullback in 1998.

Greene joined the Yellowjacket football staff in June, 2005. He coached at McQuaid Jesuit High School from 2002-2004.

Greene is the 31st man to serve as head football coach at the University. Rochester began intercollegiate play in 1889.

Third year... Yellowjackets broke 10 team and/or individual offensive records under him... Offensive coordinator at St. John Fisher (2002-2005)... Head football coach and Director of Athletics at Canandaigua Academy before coaching in college ranks... Overall scholastic record of 199-51-4. Record at Canandaigua was 179-36-3... Won NY State Championship in 1985 and 1999... Also won seven Section V football championships... Earned three degrees from St. Bonaventure University: B.S. (1969), M.S. (1974), S.A.S., 1979.

Fifth year on staff, third as Defensive Coordinator... Four-year letterwinner at Saginaw Valley State University. Two-year starter at free safety... Named to GLIAC All-Academic Team all four years (2000-2003)... Dean’s List eight semesters... Team captain as a senior... Received SVSU’s Presidential Scholarship 1999-2004... Voted “Most Inspirational” by teammates in Fall, 2003... B.A. Secondary Education in May, 2004... Pursuing master’s degree in Teaching & Curriculum at University’s Warner School of Education.

Second year... Coaching the offensive line and serves as Run-Game Coordinator... Line yielded just nine sacks in 11games and Rochester led the Liberty League in rushing in 2007 (211 ypg.)... Run Game Coordinator, coaching the Offensive Line and Tight Ends at St. Francis (PA) in 2006-2007... Offensive Graduate Assistant with the Offensive Line and with Special Teams at the University of Pittsburgh in 2004-2006... Linebackers Coach and Asst. Special Teams Coach at Union (KY) College, 2001-2003... B.A. Sociology from SUNY Cortland in 1998... M.S. in Physical Education and Health from Union (KY) in 2003.

Third year... Assistant coach in charge of the Outside Linebackers... Three-year varsity starter for the Yellowjackets from 1990-1992... Rochester won the UAA title in 1992... With Fiorentino as one of the anchors on the line, ‘Jackets ran for a school record 2,497 yards in 1992, averaging 277.4 yards per game... B.A. English, 1995... Volunteer assistant line coach and strength coach at Canandaigua Academy (his alma mater), 1998-2000... Varsity assistant coach and strength coach for Palmyra-Macedon School District, 2000-2003.

First year... Assistant Coach in charge of the Defensive Line... Came to the University in the summer of 2008 through the NCAA Internship Program... He was a student assistant coach at Buffalo State College (Fall 2006), then an assistant coach with the linebackers in Spring 2007 semester... Moved to Hamilton College as a defensive line coach for 2007 season... Joined Utica College staff in December, 2007 as a graduate assistant... Two-year starter at both Alfred State (associate’s degree) and Buffalo State (bachelor’s degree).

Third year... In his first two years, backs have run for 3,909 yards and 43 TDs... Freshman line coach at Bishop Kearney High School from 1979-80 and the varsity line coach there from 1980-83... Served as strength and conditioning coach and lien coach at McQuaid Jesuit HS from 2003-2005, then moved to Fairport HS in the same capacities a year later... Coached youth lacrosse on fifth- and sixth-grade levels at Penfield Ele-mentary School from 1998-2000, then coached youth lacrosse at Aquinas HS from 2000-04.

First year... Assistant Coach in charge of the inside linebacekrs... A 1990 graduate of Canandaigua Academy who played football for Mike Foster... Began his college career at Monroe Community College, then lettered in football at Canisius College... Earned a bachelor’s degree in Criminal Justice in 1993 from Canisius... Previously served as a defensive coordinator at Canandaigua Academy and McQuaid Jesuit HS... In 1999, he was part of a state championship Canandaigua squad and last season was on staff during a sectional and regional championship season.... Inducted into the Canandaigua Hall of Fame in 2007.

Coaching the Offensive Line and Special Teams... Second year... Four-year placekicker at North Dakota State University... Honorable Mention All-Great West Conference honors as a placekicker in 2004 season... Pre-season conference honors in 2004 and 2005 seasons... Coached placekickers, punters, and long snappers in spring and fall practices in 2006... Assisted with the Offensive Line, Running Backs, and all phases of Special Teams game... B.S. Sports and Recreation, North Dakota State University, 2006.