Scott Duhl is a Michigan native.  He started his youth playing career with the Plymouth Kicks and Canton Chaos before moving to the Michigan Wolves. While at the Wolves he won back to back State Championships and was a two time Regional Finalist ('00 & '01). As a youth player Scott also represented Michigan's ODP team and was selected to play on the Regional team. Additionally Scott played for Plymouth Salem HS ('96 to '99) becoming a two time State Finalist ('97 & '99) and a First Team All State & Dream Team selection as a senior.

Collegiately Scott played for Western Michigan University ('00 to '03).  He was a four time All Mid American Conference Member, two time 1st Team selection ('02 & '03) and a 3rd Team All Region selection in 2003 after helping Western Michigan to their only NCAA Tournament Bid in School History. He was also a two time Team MVP ('00 & '03).  These accolades along with his impact on the Western Michigans soccer program led to Scott being inducted into the Western's Hall of Fame in 2019.  While at college Scott also played 5 seasons in the PDL: Kalamazoo Kingdom ('01, '03, '04), West Michigan Edge in '02 and the Michigan Bucks in '05.

Scott has been coaching since '04 and joined the the Wolves in 2007.  He currently holds US Soccers 'B' License.