Greg Vreeland

Husson University

Avery Henningsen

Title

Offense Coordinator - Quarterbacks Coach
Phone

207-941-7028
Email

vreelandg@husson.edu
Alma Mater

Castleton '14

Greg Vreeland has served as the offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach of the Husson University football program since July of 2024.

CAREER AT A GLANCE:

Since joining the Husson coaching staff, Vreeland has helped the Eagles to a 6-5 (.545) overall record, including a 3-2 (.600) mark in Conference of New England games.
Vreeland helped guide the Eagles to a Fusion Bowl appearance in 2024 after finishing as the CNE runner-up.
Vreeland has coached numerous Conference of New England All-Conference selections - Jed Lober (2024), Nason Berthelette (2024), Ja'Quan Myles (2024), Cullen Casey (2024), Jade Hutchinson (2024) and John Dugan (2024).
While at Hartwick, Vreeland coached three All-Empire 8 selections - Justin Lobasso (2021, 2022) and Nate Rath (2023).
At Norwich, Vreeland guided Mani Romero, who became the first preseason All-American in school history (2020), in addition to being named the Joe Zabilski award winner in 2019 (Best D2/D3 player in New England), the NEWMAC offensive player of the year (2018), the golden helmet winner (2018), a two-time All-NEWMAC selection and the program record holder for most receiving yards in a game (2018).
Also at Norwich, Vreeland mentored Trevor Chase to a NEWMAC rookie of the year award in 2019 and the school record for most catches in a game that same year, in addition to leading Lavonte Deciues to a rookie of the year selection in 2018.
While at MIT, Vreeland led John Robinson to a first team All-NEWMAC selection in 2017.
At East Coast Prep, Vreeland coached Sam Franklin in 2015, who was the first NFL player in the history of East Coast Prep.
Vreeland coached Kevin Alberque, the ECFC offensive player of the year at Castleton in 2014.

COACHING TIMELINE:

2014: Vermont State University Castleton (Wide Receivers Coach)
2015-17: East Coast Prep (Assistant Football Coach)
2017: Massachusetts Institute of Technology (Running Backs Coach)
2018-20: Norwich University (Wide Receivers Coach)
2020: East Coast Prep (Offensive Coordinator, Director of Academics)
2020-24: Hartwick College (Offensive Coordinator)
2024-Present: Husson University (Offensive Coordinator, Quarterbacks Coach)

ATHLETIC CAREER:

As a player, Vreeland was a four-year letter winner as a member of the Vermont State University Castleton football program as a quarterback from 2009-12.

PERSONAL:

A native of Becket, Mass.
Vreeland earned a bachelor of science in physical education from Vermont State University Castleton in 2014 and a master of business administration from Norwich University in 2021.