title in 1997. He stepped down from his coaching position with the Wizards on July 19, 2006. Gansler spent the 2007 MLS Season in Canada as an assistant coach for Toronto FC. Personal life After leaving Toronto FC in 2007, he retired to spend more time with his wife, Nancy, four sons, and 11 grandchildren. Coaching Positions Marquette University High School Varsity Soccer Team Head Coach (1970–1976) United States U19 (1979–1982) Homestead High School Varsity Soccer Coach (1982–1984) UWM (1984–1988) United States U20 (1987–1989) U.S. National Team (1989–1991) Milwaukee Rampage (1996–1998) Kansas City Wizards (1999–2006) Toronto FC (assistant coach) (2006–2007) Honors Walt Chyzowych Award (2000) MLS Coach of the Year Award (2000) MLS Supporters' Shield (2000) MLS Cup (2000) Milwaukee Rampage Hall of Fame (inducted 2002) United Soccer Leagues Hall of Fame (inducted 2002) U.S. Open Cup (2004) Sporting Legends Inductee (2013) References External links Info page when receiving the Walt Chyzowych Award U.S. Soccer Hall of Fame page 1941 births Living people People from Tolna County Hungarian emigrants to the United States Hungarian people of German descent American soccer coaches United States men's international soccer players United States men's national soccer team managers National Professional Soccer League (1967) players Chicago Spurs players North American Soccer League (1968–1984) players Chicago Mustangs (1967–68) players Sporting Kansas City coaches American soccer players 1990 FIFA World Cup managers Milwaukee Panthers men's soccer coaches Toronto FC non-playing staff Association football defenders Pan American Games competitors for the United States Footballers at the 1967 Pan American Games National Soccer Hall of Fame members