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Sinisa Ubiparipovic is a seasoned soccer professional with extensive coaching and playing experience. Currently serving as the Head Men’s Soccer Coach at Cleveland State University since January 2018, Ubiparipovic has also held the position of Assistant Men’s Soccer Coach. As a player, Ubiparipovic has played for several professional clubs, including Indy Eleven, where notable achievements include being part of the NASL Spring season champion team in 2016 and reaching the NASL finals. Previous playing stints include Ottawa Fury FC, with an NASL Fall Season Championship and NASL finals appearance in 2015, and Impact de Montréal FC, where a significant achievement was winning the 2013 Amway Canadian Cup. Additionally, Ubiparipovic played for New York Red Bulls, reaching the MLS Cup Finals in 2008, and was the team captain at Chicago Fire PDL in 2006. Sinisa Ubiparipovic holds a Bachelor's degree in Sociology and Criminology from The University of Akron and has completed education at the University of Illinois Chicago and Mentor High School.