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Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference Men's Soccer Head Coaches
Every head coach across all 11 men's soccer programs in the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference.
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- Aug 2026
The Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference fields 11 men's soccer programs, larger than the NCAA Division II average of 10 programs. We track 44 coaching-staff members across these programs in total — head coaches, associates, assistants and goalkeeper coaches. Only head coaches are listed on this page.
| Program | Head Coach |
|---|---|
| Caldwell University | Max Correa |
| Chestnut Hill College | Jesse Zafiratos |
| Dominican University New York | Jordan Collver |
| Felician University | Brandon Levine |
| Georgian Court University | Dino Raso |
| Goldey-Beacom College | Ryan Dixon |
| Holy Family University | Georg Montag |
| Post University | Ted Haley |
| Thomas Jefferson University | Jason Rocha |
| University of Bridgeport | Peter Doneit |
| Wilmington University | Nick Papanicolas |
Head coaching staff turns over constantly, and a small number of programs do not publish a current head coach. 11 of 11 programs in this conference have a head coach listed as of August 2026. Of those, 11 have a direct email address in the full database.
Other NCAA Division II conferences
- California Collegiate Athletic Association
- Conference Carolinas
- East Coast Conference
- Great Lakes Valley Conference
- Great Midwest Athletic Conference
- Gulf South Conference
- Lone Star Conference
- Mountain East Conference
- Northeast-10 Conference
- Pacific West Conference
- Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference
- Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference
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- All NCAA Division II men's head coaches
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Assistant coaches, associate head coaches and goalkeeper coaches are not listed here — they make up around 70% of the coaching staff we track, and they are usually the hardest contacts to find. Those, along with direct email addresses for every role, are in the full database.