Chauncey Hayes, Head Coach

Chauncey Hayes is heading into his second season as the MSJC women's soccer coach in 2013. Coach Hayes and the Lady Eagles are coming off a highly successful season in 2012.

This past season MSJC sent 5 of their 6 sophomores on to the university level with scholarships to continue their academic and playing careers and four of the six will graduate this Spring.  On the field the Lady Eagles had their most wins since 2007 and their best winning percentage since 2005.  During the 2012 season MSJC rose to as high as #7 in the Southern California rankings on their way to a 10-4-5 record.  Two Lady Eagle players earned First Team All Foothill Conference honors and two more were named to the Second Team.  Coach Hayes team played great defense during the 2012 season recording 7 shut outs in their 10 victories. 

Prior to coming to MSJC Coach Hayes was a very successful high school and club coach as well as having experience as a college assistant.  Hayes was named the Inland Valley Coach of the Year in 2010 while leading the girls program at Moreno Valley High School.  Coach Hayes also had stops at Pacific High School, Chino Hills, and Redlands High.  Chauncey also has coached goalies and defense at the college level spending two seasons at both Cal State San Bernardino and San Bernardino Valley College.  Hayes has also coached a number of club teams throughout Southern California for both boys and girls ranging in age from under 18s to under 10s.

Hayes, who played two seasons at San Bernardino Valley, also has worked as a personal trainer and given personal goalie training sessions in the last few years.  Hayes who has his master's degree in Kinesiology is currently an Associate Faculty member at Crafton Hills College and here at MSJC. 

Jasmine Lopez, Assistant

Jasmine Lopez joins the MSJC coaching staff after playing for the Lady Eagles the past two seasons.  Lopez was a team captain during her sophomore season as she helped MSJC to their best season since 2005.

Jasmine is a graduate of Valley View High School where she played three seasons of varsity soccer and was named First Team All League as a senior.  She was also named a scholar athlete and team MVP her senior year.

Coach Lopez has played soccer since the age of 5 and has coaching experience at the high school level where she helped coach the freshmen team at Paloma Valley last year.  Jasmine has also been an official for both high school and club soccer for the past six years.

Jasmine plans on graduating from MSJC next year and persuing a bachelors degree in Criminal Justice.