The Canadian Blind Sports Association (CBSA) is thrilled to formally introduce Adam Kelemet as the new Head Coach of the Men’s National Team. Adam brings an exceptional background in coaching high-performance team sports and a wealth of experience working with elite athletes.

Adam Kelemet has most recently served as the Men’s Soccer Coach at Northern Michigan University in the NCAA, where he honed his skills over the past several years. His coaching career spans a decade, during which he has worked with both NCAA and professional players, demonstrating a consistent track record of success and development. 

Before transitioning to coaching, Adam played professional soccer in Sweden’s first Division for four years. This experience as a professional athlete has equipped him with a deep understanding of team dynamics and the demands of performing under pressure. 

Adam’s leadership style is characterized by his strategic acumen and his ability to inspire and motivate his team. His strong understanding of team sports and his commitment to excellence make him an invaluable asset to the Men’s National Team program. 

“We are confident that Adam’s expertise and vision will lead our team to new heights,” said Adam Janssen, CBSA High Performance Director. “His proven ability to cultivate high-performance teams and his experience in competitive sports environments align perfectly with our goals for the Men’s National Team.”

CBSA looks forward to the positive impact Adam will have on the team and the exciting future ahead under his leadership. 

Stephanie Rudnisky (she, her, elle)
Interim Executive Director