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Dominican University

Dominican University Athletiics
7900 West Division River Forest, IL 60305
Division 3 Illinois Midwest
Private Small National competitor

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Erick Baumann

Erick Baumann, one of the 20 most winningest coaches in NCAA men’s soccer history, enters his 29th season as the head coach of the Dominican University men’s soccer team. A 1993 graduate of Rosary College (now Dominican University), Baumann has amassed a .777 winning percentage over his 28 seasons, posting a 437-110-43 overall record while winning 21 conference and conference tournament championships and earning 18 trips to the NAIA and NCAA Division III national tournaments. In 2009, Baumann guided the Stars to a spot in the NCAA Division III Men’s Soccer Final Four, posting a 19-2-3 overall record on the season including winning four national tournament games before falling to Calvin College, 1-0, in the national semifinal. During his tenure, Baumann guided the Stars to a Sweet 16 appearance in 2012 and Elite Eight finishes in 2003 and 2006.


Inheriting a program that went just 5-15-0 in 1994 prior to his arrival, Baumann guided the Stars to the first national tournament appearance in program history just four seasons later, helping Dominican to the 1999 NAIA Region VII title along the way.


Throughout his time, Baumann has recruited and coached numerous All-Americans and more than 50 all-region honorees. The CCAC, NIIC, LMC, and NACC have honored Baumann’s players with 20 Player of the Year honors and named Baumann conference coach of the year 12 times. Baumann was also named region coach of the year four times.


In addition to his success as a soccer coach, Baumann served as the director of athletics at Dominican University for more than 15 years. He led the department through a number of strategic plans that saw eight of Dominican’s 12 intercollegiate programs post record win totals during his tenure. During that time, Baumann’s leadership also focused on re-engaging an alumnae/i base with the starting of a Hall of Fame in 2011 which has inducted 25 individuals and three teams in just over a decade.


As a collegiate soccer player, Baumann captained the then Rosary Rebels men’s soccer team from 1990-1993. During his senior season, Baumann was named the team’s most valuable player and landed on the NAIA All-District Team for District 20.

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AJ Moyes

Moyes will join Head Coach Erick Baumann's staff after one season as the graduate assistant at Concordia University Chicago. Moyes also served as interim head coach during CUC's 2022 non-traditional spring season.


Prior to his time at CUC, Moyes enjoyed an accomplished collegiate playing career at Wheaton College (Ill.). Moyes appeared in every match during his playing career for the Thunder, and was a two-time All-CCIW conference selection.


During his senior season, Moyes was a first team All-CCIW honoree. He also netted three goals and five assists as a defender for Wheaton. Additionally, Moyes was the CCIW Defender of the year runner up, while helping the Thunder to seven shutouts on the season. He also served as captain of the Thunder.


Moyes is a Davidson, NC native that played for Carolina Rapids Academy during high school. During his high school years at Pine Lake Prep, Moyes was awarded the Golden Boot award while also being a National Honors Society member.


He graduated from Wheaton College in the fall of 2021 with a degree in Interpersonal Communications and is pursuing his masters in Sports Management from Concordia University Chicago.

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Quintin Eisner

Quintin Eisner, a product of Sheboygan North, played in 22 games in two seasons with Dominican, netting two goal now joins the Stars coaching staff in July 2021.


During his time at Dominican, Eisner was a part of one of the winningest periods in program history as the Stars won a total of two NACC Regular Season Championships, three NACC Postseason Championships and made three appearances in the NCAA Tournament from 2016-19.

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