Scott Aguglia has been involved in Semi-Pro football for 12 years. Scott's first 5 years were as a player in the New England Football league and his last 7 have been spent as an Offensive Coordinator and Assistant Head Coach for both the Vermont Ice Storm and Plattsburgh North Stars of the EFL.
As a coach, Scott has earned two EFL Championships and 2 National Championships. His teams have been invited and traveled to Florida for post season National Championship games three times.

In making the transition to Head Coach, Scott will lean on his experiences with previous North Star Head Coach and current team General Manager, Pat Keleher as well as his time spent with former Vermont Ice Storm and Plattsburgh North Star Head Coach Doug "Doc" Perez. A hard work, disciplined, "no excuses" attitude will be expected of all players.

Scott is a former C.V.A.C. All-Star football player and multi-sport athlete from Beekmantown High School. Scott was an original member of the Vermont Ice Storm in 2001, and was an All-Star receiver in four of his five seasons playing for Vermont. In 2003, Aguglia was named the team's Co-Offensive MVP along with his Quarterback and in 2005, Scott was given the Ice Storm's highest honor when he was named "Mr. Ice Storm", an award given for Loyalty, Proficiency, Teamwork, and Spirit. In 2006, Scott made the transition from player to coach when he became the offensive coordinator for the Storm.

Scott works in advertising and resides in the city of Plattsburgh. In addition to his coaching duties, Scott will serve as the North Stars Director of Marketing and Public Relations.

Russell Humphrey enters his second year as an assistant coach with the Plattsburgh North Stars. Coach Humphrey took over the Offensive Line last year after the retirement of long time North Stars assistant, Jim Godfrey.
Russell played 8 years of semi-pro football for the Vermont Ice Storm. In that time, Coach Humphrey played all 5 Offensive Line positions as well as Tight End. He was a New England Football League all-star in 2002 and completely understands "life in the trenches".
Another neat note about Coach Humphrey is that he has an attendance award named for him and given out each year to a member of the Vermont Ice Storm. Russell earned this honor by NEVER missing a practice or game in all his years as a player in Vermont.

Tom Sorrell returns for his fifth season with the Stars and will serve on the Defensive side of the ball working as Defensive Line Coach. Coach Sorell is considered a "jack of all trades" as there is nothing Tom wont do for the North Stars. Coach Sorrell was a three-year member of the Saranac High School varsity football team from 1970-1973 and an all C.V.A.C. player in 1973. Coach Sorrell continued his playing days at Plattsburgh State University and played one season for the North Stars in 1991. Coach Sorrell has over 13 years of coaching experience at area high schools including Saranac Central, Mount Assumption Institute, Plattsburgh High and Beekmantown Central. Coach Sorrell resides in Plattsburgh with his wife Debbie, son Ryon and daughter Erin. Debbie Sorrell serves as the North Stars Treasurer and their son Ryon is a two time EFL All-Star offensive guard.

Brandon Keleher made a smooth transition from Running Back to Offensive Assistant and Running Backs Coach last season. Brandon, The oldest son of former North Stars Coach Pat Keleher, Brandon played six seasons for the North Stars and was a four-time EFL all-star running back. Brandon is the all-time leading rusher in the history of the Plattsburgh North Stars and holds four rushing records. Prior to playing for the North Stars, Coach Keleher played college football at St. Anselms College in Manchester, New Hampshire, and high school football, basketball and track at Peru Central School. Brandon is the all-time leading rusher at Peru, was a three-time C.V.A.C and Section VII all-star and was a member of Peru’s 2001 state championship team. Coach Keleher works and resides in Plattsburgh.