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University of Montevallo

Montevallo, AL 35115
Alabama Southeast
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Jake Wyman

Jake Wyman is entering his 5th season as Head Coach of Montevallo Women's Soccer program and his 8th year overall with Falcon Footy. In Wyman’s first 3 years at the helm, his team has posted an overall record of 27-15-6 with a 21-11-5 mark against Gulf South Conference opponents. His first three teams have scored 104 goals (2.1 G/Game) while only conceding 48 goals (1.0 GA/Game); including 20 clean-sheets. A unique characteristic of Wyman’s teams is an assortment of goal scorers. In the 2021 season, they had 16 different goal scorers, in the abbreviated 2020 season they had 9 different goal scorers in 9 games, and in 2019 they had 15 different goal scorers. “Sharing the ball isn’t about getting everyone on the score sheet, but more so about unbalancing teams so we can create more chances”.


In his first three years as Head Coach, Wyman has chipped away at some program records including the best start in program history (2020). His team began the season with three wins & three consecutive shutouts. In 2019 Wyman amassed a 14-4-4 record; the best W/L% and fewest number of losses in the programs 27 year history. Including 3 wins over nationally ranked opponents. The 2019 team finished the GSC regular season with a 10-2-1 record, the most GSC wins in program history. As the 2 seed, the falcons went on to win the GSC Tournament Championship for the first time since 2007. 2019 also marked the programs return to the NCAA tournament for the first time since 2008. The 2019 season was a total team effort, with 15 different goal scorers and 18 different players contributing with an assist, both are program bests. 2019 featured 4 All-Conference Selections, Romee Contreras, Melanie Stevens, Michaila Franklin & Hannah Waki with Contreras and Stevens also landing on the All-South Region Team.


Wyman served as the Falcons’ assistant coach from 2016-2018, culminating with the team’s run to the Gulf South Conference Championship as the 7-seed. The 2018 Championship run featured wins against two nationally ranked teams before falling short to an undefeated, West Florida 20-0, ranked #2 nationally. As assistant, Wyman led the recruiting efforts and helped the Program advance to the conference tournament in two of the three seasons.


Coach Wyman joined the program after serving as a Director for Clarksville Soccer Club in Middle Tennessee. Coach Wyman also comes with collegiate coaching experience having served as an Assistant Coach at both Austin Peay State University (2011-2014) and Lander University 2008-2010.


Wyman played four years at Coker College where he earned a Bachelor’s degree in Exercise Science. He holds another degree from Lander University in Physical Education.


Jake married his wife, Morgan Rudolph Wyman in July 2019 and they welcomed their son, Malone into the world in January of 2022. He is a native of Bradenton, Florida.

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Martin Maguire

Martin Maguire comes to Montevallo after spending time as the ECNL Girls Director and Head Coach for Arsenal FC in Ontario, California. While with Arsenal FC, Maguire held responsibilities that included creating plans for coaching curriculum, recruiting coaches, creating budgets, building training schedules, and creating a game day plan for teams and coaches.


Maguire spent 20 years with the Pateadores Soccer Club in various communities around California such as Redlands, Irvine, and Costa Mesa. With Pateadores, Maguire held roles that included Assistant Coach, Head Coach, Head Development Academy Coach, and Area Director. Some of his responsibilities with Pateadores included building club budgets, recruiting coaches for the teams, and building a curriculum to teach the four pillars of the game. He also helped oversee the coaching and game day equipment, communicate with board and managers to keep the club working together, and built team training schedules.


Maguire spent seven years as a PE Teacher at Sacred Heart School in Palm Desert, California. At Sacred Heart he was tasked with duties such as the upkeep of school equipment, gyms and fields, teaching students about concepts regarding fitness, health and well-being. adhering to applicable fitness program standards and benchmarks, monitoring student physical fitness with standardized assessments and devised appropriate individual goals, meeting with parents to discuss student progress and areas for improvement, and adapting teaching methods and instructional strategies to promote learning in students of differing skill levels.


Maguire earned a Bachelor's of Arts Degree in International Marketing from the University of Sussex in Brighton, United Kingdom.

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Bruce Dietterle

Bruce Dietterle is entering his 10th season as the Head Coach of the University of Montevallo men's soccer team after being named the program's fourth full-time Head Coach in June 2013. During his ninth season in 2022, Dietterle led the Falcons to a GSC Regular Season Championship after a 13-3-2 year and 8-2-1 record in league play. Dietterle was named the GSC Coach of the Year.


In his first year at the helm, Dietterle maintained the program's high level of success, leading the Falcons to their second straight Peach Belt Conference Tournament Championship. Brendan Ledgeway, Ricky Davey, and Gary O'Neill were all named first team All-Conference and All-Region under Dietterle.


On top of coaching duties, Dietterle guides the program in all manners of recruiting, weight program design and applicaiton, as well as compliance, program development, academic monitoring, scheduling, and budgeting.


Dietterle rejoined the University of Montevallo men’s soccer coaching staff in February 2013 after spending one season as an assistant coach at NCAA Division I Stetson University.


Dietterle previously served a two-year stint as an assistant coach with the Falcons, helping lead Montevallo to a 30-7-6 record during 2010 and 2011 seasons, which included the program's first Peach Belt Conference tournament championship.


Dietterle coached 10 All-Peach Belt Conference players, five NCAA Division II All-Southeast Region honorees, and one NCAA Division II All-American. Dietterle also coached 10 NCAA Division II Scholar All-Southeast Region players and a NCAA Division II Scholar All-American. The Montevallo squads earned NSCAA NCAA Division II Team Scholar accolades both seasons that Dietterle was on the staff.


Coach Dietterle has been able to coach five players that have moved on to sign professional contracts and many more which have been signed at semi-professional level after college.


Before coaching at Montevallo, Dietterle was an assistant coach at NCAA Division II Pfeiffer University for three seasons.


Dietterle helped lead Pfeiffer to three consecutive Conference Carolinas tournament appearances. He helped coach nine All-Conference Carolinas players, five that were named NCAA Division II All-Southeast Region and one that was heralded as an NCAA Division II All-American. In his last season, he helped coach Pfeiffer to the fourth-ranked offense in Division II.


Dietterle began as coach and site director with the Seacoast United Soccer Club in Hampton, New Hampshire in 2004 and did not give up that position until 2009. He added to that a two-year stint as a volunteer with Newmarket Junior/Senior High School from 2007-2008. In the summers, he added to his growing soccer resume by coaching at summer camps at the University of New Hampshire from 2007-2009.


Since November 2009, he has been an assistant coach with the North Carolina Olympic Development Program and helped the team to a third place finish at the U.S. Nationals. Since August 2009, he has also been a youth coach with FC Carolina Alliance, a soccer club in Harrisburg North Carolina. Dietterle has also coached in the Alabama Olympic Development Program.


A four-year letter winner at Saint Anselm College during his playing days, Dietterle graduated from Saint Anselm College in 2006 with a Bachelor of Arts in Criminal Justice. He also holds a NSCAA National Coaching Diploma and a USSF Coaching License.

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Trey Gregory

Trey Gregory is entering his seventh season with the University of Montevallo men's soccer program and second as Associate Head Coach.


Gregory joined the Falcons in 2016 as an assistant after spending one year as the assistant coach for the women's soccer program at Bethany College, a NAIA institution in Lindsborg, Kansas.


Prior to his position at Bethany, Gregory spent two years at Vestavia Hills Soccer Club, where he was the head coach of the Under-11 girls' and Under-14 girls' club soccer teams. Gregory also spent two years at Hoover Soccer Club coaching the Under-12 girls' and Under-13 girls' club soccer teams, as well as the Under-15 boys' club soccer team.


Gregory also served as a volunteer assistant coach for the University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB) men's soccer team for one season and was the head coach of the undefeated Oak Mountain High School boys' freshmen team in 2012.


Gregory, who grew up in Birmingham, Alabama, played club soccer for the American Soccer Club and played at Oak Mountain High school before playing collegiately at UAB.


During his playing career at UAB, Gregory was named to Conference USA's All-Tournament team in 2006, was named a second team All-Conference USA selection in 2007 and was selected as a third team All-Conference USA pick during his senior season in 2008.


Gregory also played semi-professionally for the United Soccer League's Panama City Pirates in the Premier Development League in 2007.


Gregory received a Bachelor's Degree in Philosophy with a minor in History from UAB in 2010.

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