Coach Charles Cisco began playing in Germany in 1992. Playing on a new military team, Coach started his career at wing. During his first three seasons, Coach played all 15 positions on the field. In his third season, he was injured and worked with his coach to learn more of the game and the intricate details on the game. In 1995, Coach was the starting hooker for the combined services team in Germany. After leaving Germany in 1996, he moved to New Mexico and coached a combined forces team. In their second year, the Holloman Desert Dogs won division 2. After leaving New Mexico, with a stop over in Korea, Coach played in Alabama. After leaving the Army, Coach came to Vermont in 2000 and accepted the position of Womens coach in the spring of 2001.