Brett Teach

Coach Brett Teach brings more than 30 years of coaching experience across youth development, collegiate soccer, and the professional ranks, offering an exceptional level of expertise to the Mount St. Mary’s men’s soccer program. A proven program builder and nationally respected leader in player development, Teach has guided athletes across NCAA Division I, Division II, and NAIA levels, shaping collegiate and professional talent and helping players thrive both on the field and throughout their long‑term careers.

Teach entered his role at Mount St. Mary’s as a 10‑time conference Coach of the Year and the 2000 United Soccer Coaches NAIA National Coach of the Year, marking his sixth head‑coaching appointment at the collegiate level. His résumé includes more than 268 career victories as a head coach, four national finals appearances, and a remarkable history of leading teams to championships and deep postseason runs. During his tenure across multiple institutions, including Georgia State, Auburn University Montgomery, Tusculum, and others, Teach consistently elevated programs, earning conference titles, NCAA Tournament berths, and national recognition.

Most recently, Teach spent 14 seasons at VCU, helping guide the Rams to 116 wins, multiple top‑10 national rankings, three NCAA Tournament appearances, and an Atlantic 10 regular season championship. Under his leadership, VCU players collected 63 all‑conference honors, and seven athletes were selected in the MLS SuperDraft, several of whom went on to compete in Major League Soccer.

Teach’s impact extends beyond the college game. He has decades of experience developing youth and pre‑professional players through club programs and national pathways, including long‑standing service with the Olympic Development Program (ODP) and the United Soccer Coaches education system, where he has helped train and mentor aspiring coaches. His coaching background also includes over 100 collegiate wins on the women’s side, showcasing his versatility and commitment to growing the game at every level.

A former collegiate goalkeeper and Athletic Hall of Fame inductee at King University, Teach brings a deep understanding of the player experience, a passion for teaching, and a relentless drive to help athletes reach their potential. A dedicated family man, he approaches his work with integrity, authenticity, and a genuine belief in the development of every student‑athlete he leads.