Steve Shelton started playing competitive soccer with the Grosse Ile Islanders soccer team, until he moved with his family to Melbourne, Australia. There Steve played for Old Scotch Waverly Soccer Club as well as being a 2 year member of the Trinity Grammar School 1st team. Upon moving back to Grosse Ile Shelton played his final 2 years at Grosse Ile High School. He was also a member of the 2002 state championship team and the 2003 team that was ranked #13 in the country. During this period the team had a 46 game winning streak and a 0.18 goals against average. Steve was also a member of the all-league, all-district, all-area, all-region, and all-state teams, and currently holds the school's record for the most assists in a season (27), most goals in a career (52), and most goals in a game (5). Steve then went on to play at Kalamazoo College.

Steve started his coaching career at Grosse Ile High School with the Junior Varsity program and eventually took over the Varsity Squad. While at Grosse Ile the team won 2 district championships and a Huron League championship. In addition to this Steve was voted district and area coach of the year (2009, 2010) and league coach of the year (2010). Steve was also an assistant coach with the TKO soccer club in Kalamazoo. Steve currently holds his 'D' coaching license.

Erik is originally from Lansing Michigan which is where he started his playing and coaching career.

Erik was a four year starter in High School earning multiple honors including being named to the All-State Team and being his team's MVP.

Erik played 4 years for the Concordia Men's soccer team, serving as a captain for 3 out of the 4 years, Erik was also named to the WHAC All-Conference team for both his junior and senior seasons at Concordia.

Erik has his MSYSA National "D" coaching license and has helped coach several club teams including the Phoenix Soccer Club and MPSA.

This is Erik's first year coaching for the Lady Cards; He is in his second year as the assistant coach of the Cardinals' men's soccer team.  Erik brings a vast amount of experience and knowledge with him which he hopes he can pass on to the Cards this season.