Mark Litton Net Worth

Mark Litton Net Worth is
$5 Million

Mark Litton Bio/Wiki, Net Worth, Married 2018

Mark Litton was recently named the National Technical Director of Goalkeeping for the U.S. Youth Futsal program. He was also the goalkeeper coach for the 6 time MISL Champion Milwaukee Wave from 2005 to 2014. He helped them win championships in 2005, 2011, and 2012.Prior to joining the Wave 10 seasons ago, Mark was the goalkeeper coach for the University of Wisconsin–Parkside (1998–2001). Aside from working with the goalkeepers at the Milwaukee Wave, Mark was also the Head Coach of the Wave reserve team, the Milwaukee Wave United.In 2007, Mark spent time working with the US National Futsal team goalkeepers as they prepared for the 2007 Pan Am Games.In May 2008, he was hired by the US National Futsal team as their first ever goalkeeper coach. He accompanied the team on trips to Miami, Florida, and Fortaleza, Brazil, as they began preparing for the 2008 FIFA Futsal World Cup. Following the Brazil trip, Mark accompanied the team to Guatemala City, Guatemala as they competed in the CONCACAF regional qualifiers. The US team finished in 3rd place, which qualified them for the 2008 FIFA Futsal World Cup, which was held in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil September 30 through October 19, 2008, with the US grouped with Thailand, Italy, Portugal, and Paraguay. He also helped the US team prepare for the 2012 CONCACAF regional qualifying tournament, which was held in Guatemala City in early July 2012. The US team did not qualify for the 2012 FIFA Futsal World Cup that was held in Thailand in November 2012.Mark is a former goalkeeper with the Milwaukee Wave, having been with the team from 1989 through 1994. Mark was also the starting goalkeeper at the University of Wisconsin–Parkside from 1986-88. He was an NAIA All-American goalkeeper in 1988. His goals against average at UW–Parkside in his All-American season was 0.683. He ranks seventh on the all-time UW–Parkside list for career minutes played with 3,863. He posted 21 career shutouts and logged a 1.23 career goals against average. Mark played at St. Catherine’s High School as a defender prior to playing goalkeeper at Wisconsin–Parkside. His senior year at St Catherine's high school (Racine, WI) he was the team captain, MVP, and 2nd team all Racine County, and 2nd team All Conference. Mark's senior season at St Catherine's high school in fall of 1981 was the school's very first soccer season as a varsity sport. Mark is being inducted in the the St Catherine's high school Alumni Hall of Fame in September of 2014.From 2009 to 2011, Mark returned to his Alma Mater, UW–Parkside, as the men's soccer team goalkeeper coach. In October 2010, Mark was inducted into the UW-Parkside Athletic Hall of Fame. In the fall of 2011, he became the goalkeeper coach for the men's soccer team at NCAA Division I UW-Milwaukee, helping the team win the Horizon League championship in the fall of 2013, gaining them a birth in the 2013 NCAA Div I National Tournament. In June 2011, Mark received his USSF B coaching license, and his NSCAA 

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