Bruce Murray is an inductee of the US Soccer Hall of Fame, Class of 2011.  As a US Soccer National Team player Bruce scored 21 goals in 85 appearances, also scoring and assisting goals in the 1990 World Cup. Bruce also represented the United States in the 1988 Seoul Olympics. Before Murray's professional soccer career he won 2 National Championships with Clemson and was awarded the Hermann Trophy as college soccer's best player. As a soccer coach, Bruce holds USSF B license and has led multiple youth teams to National Championships. He is recognized nationally as a player development coaching soccer. Bruce has coached many youths that have gone on to play soccer professionally. Cole Seiler (Georgetown U/Montreal Impact), Charlie Davies (USMNT), and Kyle Fisher (Clemson/Portland Timbers) are to name a few. When Bruce is not coaching at BMSA he is the Director of Athletics at Accelerator School DC Metro and is the Chief Scout for Bethesda Soccer.