Bart Sasnett

Coach Bart Sasnett brings over two decades of elite coaching experience to Nike Soccer Camps, offering campers a proven leader with a long track record of developing successful, well-rounded student‑athletes.

Sasnett recently took over the men’s soccer program at Eastern Florida State College after three outstanding years at Rabun Gap-Nacoochee School, where he served as Assistant Athletic Director and Director of Soccer. During his tenure, he led the program to back-to-back state championships (2023, 2024) in the highly competitive NCISAA 4A division, compiling an impressive 51–7–1 record.

Before that, Sasnett spent seven seasons building Daytona State College into a national contender. As the program’s founder, he guided the Falcons to four NJCAA National Tournament appearances, four Southeast District titles, and three Region 8 championships, finishing with a remarkable 91–23–7 overall record. His teams also excelled in the classroom, earning team GPAs above 3.0 in nearly every season.

Sasnett’s coaching career also includes successful tenures at Andrew College and Darton State College. At Darton, he accumulated a 123–42–4 record over nine seasons, winning five GCAA championships, two Southeast District titles, and making three national tournament appearances.

Across 19 seasons at the junior college level, Sasnett has achieved a combined 245–90–16 record, producing 15 All-Americans, 89 All-Region selections, and multiple conference MVPs. He is a six‑time Region XVII Coach of the Year, a three‑time Southeast District Coach of the Year, and was named NSCAA South Region Coach of the Year in 2011.

As a player, Sasnett was a state all‑star at Choctaw High School before earning all‑region honors at Andrew College and completing his playing career at Tennessee Wesleyan. He holds a B.S. in Exercise and Sport Science and a Master’s in Athletic Administration and Coaching Education.

Coach Sasnett is nationally credentialed with NSCAA National, Advanced National, and Premier coaching diplomas.