OUR LEADERSHIP
Leonard is a multi-talented business leader with vast experience across many disciplines. After graduating cum laude from the Howard University School of Business with a degree in Marketing, Leonard spent two years as Financial Analyst in the Investment Bank at JP Morgan Chase from 2000-2002.
In May of 2002 he had the fortunate opportunity to play six years in the National Football League with The Washington Football Team, Detroit Lions, Seattle Seahawks, and Tennessee Titans. During his NFL tenure Leonard continued his focus on professional business development with a commercial banking internship at United Bank(DC), a mortgage banking internship at United Wholesale Mortgage(MI), and a real estate development internship at Banneker Ventures(DC). After retiring in 2008, Leonard accepted a full time position as Sr Project Manager and Financial Analyst with Banneker Ventures. After one year at Banneker Ventures, he accepted the position of Real Estate Development Manager at the Warrenton Group. In 2013, Leonard entered the ranks of entrepreneurship full time focusing on building Perfect Performance and growing his personal multi-family real estate portfolio |
Asim Siddiqqui grew up in Pakistan playing Field Hockey throughout his childhood. He played in his first international game against Holland at just 14 years old and has gone on to play in numerous national and international tournaments across America and around the world, including the European Cup and World Cup Masters. He has also been selected to play in the 2018 FIH World Cup Masters in Barcelona and the upcoming 2022 event in Cape Town, South Africa. In 2019, he competed in the European Championship in Krefeld, Germany.
In addition to playing, Asim has been coaching for the past 20 years at various clubs, high schools, and field hockey camps. Asim is very passionate about sharing his knowledge of the game and helping others to develop their skills and grow as players. |
Our Coaches
All Mustangs coaches are registered with USA Field Hockey.
This includes a SafeSport certification and clearing a background check.
This includes a SafeSport certification and clearing a background check.
Morgan grew up in Howard County, MD, and played college field hockey at Dartmouth College. At Dartmouth, Morgan was a four-year starter and two-year captain, making 67 career appearances and leading the team from the defensive line. During her career, she earned All-Ivy 2nd team honors and was named the Class of 1948 Scholar-Athlete Award Winner. Upon graduation in 2018, Morgan returned to Maryland to start her career in software development and also serve as an officer in the US Army Reserves.
Prior to Dartmouth, Morgan was captain and four-year starter for Glenelg High School, garnering honors as Harrow Sports/NFHCA High School All-American Third Team and two-time selection for the Washington Post All-Met First Team. Outside of school, Morgan trained with a local club team for seven years in addition to the USA Field Hockey Futures program. Taylor played NCAA Division 1 Field Hockey at Columbia University. While at Columbia, Taylor was a constant in the midfield playing in 64 games, and was named team captain as a senior.
Taylor is originally from Sayville, New York where was a four-year varsity starter at Sayville High School. During her high school campaign she was a 2x All-State and All-Long Island selection, and a 3x All-County selection She was also Long Island's highest scorer during her her Junior season. Grace was a four year goalie for Princeton Field Hockey. With an extra year of eligibility due to COVID, Grace went on to play her graduate season at Duke. While at Princeton Grace won two IVY League Championships in 2018 and 2019. In 2019, Grace was a part of Princeton's team making it to the NCAA National Championship.
At the high school level, Grace was a four-year varsity starter at Georgetown Visitation, where she was named Washington Post All Met 1st Team. |
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