Dan DummarHead Coach -2000 Girls
Professional Qualifications/Education/Experience: ● Master of Science in Sport Science (specific emphasis in Coaching Soccer), Ohio University, Department of Recreation and Sport Pedagogy, Athens, Ohio (April, 2013). ● Doctorate of Jurisprudence, University of Idaho, College of Law, Moscow, Idaho, (May 2001). ● Bachelor of Arts, Idaho State University, Pocatello, Idaho (August, 1998). ● Associate of Arts and Sciences, Ricks College (BYU-Idaho), Rexburg, Idaho (April, 1996).
Coaching Qualifications: ● USSF B License ● USSF C License ● USSF D License ● NSCAA Premier Diploma ● NSCAA Advanced National Diploma ● Youth Diploma 1 – Coerver Coaching ● NCAA Recruiting (Certification) Test For Coaches (Current) ● First Aid and CPR Certified ● Concussion Certification - NFHS
Coaching History: ● Head Coach, Brigham Young University- Hawaii, NCAA, PacWest Conference (2016 to 2017) ○ I was the Head Coach for both the men and women's NCAA Soccer Teams at BYU-Hawaii. ○ The position involved recruiting, budgeting, training sessions, team strategy and tactics, film sessions, strength and conditioning trainnig, communications, game strategy, mental toughness, and all other head coaching duties. ○ In 2016, as Head Coach, I led both the men and women's teams to a 500 + record, the first time in BYU-Hawaii history that one coach finished at 500 + with both the men and women's teams. ○ In 2016, my (men’s) player, Braden Bailey, was voted D2 Men's Soccer NATIONAL HERO of the Week! The freshman earned the award after he netted four goals in a 6-1 win against Fresno Pacific-the all time record for most goals scored in a single NCAA game at BYU-Hawaii in school history. Braden was named to the 1st team PACWEST. ○ In 2016, my (women’s) player Sydney Eddy (BYU-Hawaii) was named PacWest Newcomer of the Year. The Ole Miss transfer led the Seasiders and ranked eighth in the PacWest with 15 points on seven goals and one assist. She netted a team-best three game-winning goals, all in PacWest play. ○ In 2016, my (women’s) player Mackenzie Bean earned third team All-PacWest honors after scoring two goals and adding three assists. The Portland State transfer put 52 percent of her 25 shots on goal and lifted her team past Holy Names with a goal in the 107th minute. ○ In 2014, I helped (as 1st assistant coach) guide BYU-Hawaii men's soccer to a second place finish in the PacWest Conference, the highest men's conference finish in NCAA school history. ● 1st Assistant Coach, Brigham Young University- Hawaii, NCAA, PacWest Conference. ● Director of Coaching, Madison United FC ● Strength and Conditioning Coach, Madison United FC ● 17 years of Head coaching experience including College, High School, and Club. ○ Madison United FC ○ MYSA ○ Madison High School ○ Fremont High School
Player History: ● Southern Utah University ● Ricks College
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