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Holmes Community College

Holmes Community College Athletics
 412 W. Ridgeland Ave. Ridgeland, MS 39157
NJCAA Mississippi Southeast
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Wesley Noble

Noble begins his second season as head coach of the women's program after serving as associate women’s soccer coach/assistant men’s soccer coach for the previous five seasons.


In Noble’s first year as head coach the team went 14-3-2. They won the North Division title, were Region XXIII Finalists and were one game away from the National Semi Final.


In his time as Associate Head Coach/Head Coach, the team has compiled a 95-10-3 record, won six straight North Division Titles and competed in back-to-back National Tournaments, where they finished as National Finalists in 2020. The teams finished as MACCC/Region XXIII Champions in 2019 and 2020.


Wesley is currently the Executive Director of Rankin Soccer Club and the GM of MS Rush United. His teams have won multiple State Championships, Midsouth Championships, GSPL Championships and most recently finished as USYS Regional Finalists. In 2017 Wesley won the Girls Competitive Coach of the Year for MS Soccer.


Originally from Brandon, Noble played for Brandon High School, where he was All-Division his sophomore, junior, and senior year. He was also All-State selection, All-District Player of the Year, Most Valuable Player, and team captain.


Following high school, Noble went on to play for Francis Marion University in South Carolina, Holmes Community College, and Mississippi College.


At Holmes, Noble was captain, the team’s Most Valuable Player, an NJCAA All-Region selection and the all-time assist record holder for the program. He was also a part of the team that won the program’s first-ever North division title. While at Mississippi College, the team won the first ever conference championship.

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Justin Roberts

Justin Roberts has returned to Holmes Community College to serve as an assistant coach with both the men's and women's soccer teams.


Prior to coming to Holmes, Roberts was an assistant coach at Mississippi College for the men's team.


Roberts has served as the Director of Brilla JUNIORS Soccer Club since 2012; he also held assistant coaching roles at Holmes Community College and Pearl High School winning the MACJC North Division Championship and multiple MHSAA State Championships with each program respectively.


Prior to his coaching career, Roberts had a journeyman's playing career with stints at clubs on five different continents: EC Vitoria Juniores (Bahia, Brazil), Palm Beach Pumas (Wellington, FL), MS Brilla FC (Clinton, MS), Wollongong Olympic (Wollongong, Australia), Vale of Leven AFC (Alexandria, Scotland) and Three Star Club (Kathmandu, Nepal).


He finished his collegiate career at the University of Mobile in 2007 where he served as a captain and helped lead the Rams to a Sweet Sixteen appearance and Top 10 final national ranking.


While at The University of Mobile, he studied Psychology, receiving his bachelor's degree in 2007. He continued his education, receiving his master's in Higher Education Administration from Mississippi College in 2009.


Roberts holds coaching licenses and certifications from several domestic and international bodies including the USSF A, USSF National Youth, UEFA B, USC Premier, and Football Australia Senior Football License, and he has worked as a coach educator for US Soccer and United Soccer Coaches. He has served in the South Region ODP Staff since 2018 and worked on short term soccer development projects with Global Sports Partners in Jeddah, KSA and Alexandria, Egypt.


Justin and his wife Dana enjoy traveling and live in Madison with their daughter, Rose, and son, Jackson.

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