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Daniel Whelan | Camp Director | Head Men's Coach - University of MobileDaniel Whelan | Camp Director | Head Men's Coach - University of Mobile

Daniel Whelan ended his ninth season at the helm of the University of Mobile Men's Soccer program in the Fall of 2022 after taking his team to their fourth-straight NAIA National Championship Tournament appearance during the 2022 season. The Rams have now finished as the runner-up in two-straight NAIA Men's Soccer National Championship match appearance, falling to Keiser University in 2021 and Bethel University (Ind.) in 2022.

Before taking over as head coach at Mobile, he previously spent five seasons at as assistant coach for the Rams, with prior stops at Spring Hill and Embry-Riddle.

Head Coach at Mobile (2014-Present) (More about Coach Whelan)

  • 130-41-12 overall record as Head Coach at Mobile.
  • Five-Time Regular Season SSAC Champions.
  • Three-Time SSAC Men’s Soccer Coach of the Year (2014, 2019, 2021).
  • Five NAIA National Championship Appearances: Quarterfinals (2014 & 2019), Opening Round (2020), and National Championship Finals (2021 & 2022).
  • Coached 23 NAIA All-Americans, one NAIA Player of the Year, 29 First-Team All-SSAC selections, two SSAC Offensive Player of the Year winners, two SSAC Golden Boot winners, five SSAC Defensive Player of the Year winners, two SSAC Golden Gloves winner, One SSAC Newcomer of the Year winner, and 25 Daktronics-NAIA Scholar-Athletes.
 

Brian Person | Camp Director | Head Women's Coach - University of MobileBrian Person | Camp Director | Head Women's Coach - University of Mobile

Brian Person begins his 16th season as head coach of the University of Mobile Women's Soccer program in 2021. He has won three SSAC Coach of the Year honors (2011, 2014, 2016) and has guided his teams to nine-straight NAIA National Championship appearances from 2011-2020. Person previously served as assistant coach for six seasons at UM after wrapping up his collegiate playing career with the Rams.

Head Coach at Mobile (2007-Present) (More about Coach Person)

  • 16 seasons as head coach.
  • 169-107-23 overall record at Mobile as head coach.
  • 2016 SSAC Regular Season Champions.
  • 2015 SSAC Tournament Champions.
  • 2014 SSAC Regular Season and Tournament Champions.
  • Nine-straight trips to the NAIA National Championships (2011-2020),
  • Three-time SSAC Coach of the Year (2011, 2014, 2016).
  • 22 NAIA All-Americans.
  • 17 1st-Team All-Conference selections.
  • Three Conference Player of the Year honorees.
  • Two Conference Offensive Player of the Year honorees.
  • Two Conference Defensive Player of the Year honorees.
  • One Conference Freshman of the Year and one Conference Golden Boot winner.
  • 23 Daktronics-NAIA Scholar-Athletes.
  • 1 SSAC Scholar-Athlete of the Year.
 

Harry Jewitt | Assistant Men's Soccer Coach - University of Mobile

Harry currently serves as the Assistant Men’s soccer coach at the University of Mobile.  He made the move to Mobile from Milligan University, where he was an assistant coach.   Prior to Milligan Harry coached at Liverpool International Academy in California.  Before moving into coaching Harry had a successful playing career at the University of Mobile where he captained the team to a National final appearance.

 

Archie Bean | Head of Goalkeeping - University of Mobile

Archie is currently the goalkeeper coach for both men’s and women’s programs at the university of Mobile.  Archie also serves as the Director of Goalkeepers at Union 10 FC.

 

Jordan Sinclair | Assistant Women's Soccer Coach - University of Mobile

Jordan Sinclair will begin his second season as assistant coach for the University of Mobile Women's Soccer program.

Originally from Glasgow, Scotland, Sinclair moved to the United States in 2015 to play soccer for the men's soccer program at the University of Mobile from 2015-2019, playing as a left-sided defender. He completed his undergraduate degree in Kinesiology in 2019. Upon graduation, Sinclair moved into a coaching role in a Graduate Assistant position with the men's soccer program from the years 2019-2022, where academically he completed a master's in education.