Nike Soccer Camp at Oklahoma Christian University

During his time in Edmond, Okla, Dresel holds a 24-26-19 record, including an 14-21-15 record in Lone Star competition. Between Oklahoma Christian and Mid-America Christian University, Dresel has accumulated a 151-110-24 all-time coaching record.

Following OC's first winning season since 2009 in 2023, Dresel's Eagles produced the most successful season of the program's NCAA Division II era with a 10-5-4 stand and a 6-4-3 LSC record. Oklahoma Christian qualified for the seven-team Lone Star Conference Tournament for the first time in program history as the league's No. 7 seed.

Under Dresel, 2024 LSC Forward of the Year Kyla Lovelace became just the second D2CCA First Team All-Region honoree in program history and first since Rubi Villegas Aguilar in 2015. Lovelace, who spent her entire OC career with Dresel as head coach, became the program's all-time goals leader (31) in the DII era.

In addition to Lovelace, Jaycie Daggs (Second Team, All-Freshman Team) and Breanna Wooten (Third Team) received 2024 All-Conference nods under Dresel's tutelage.

In 2023, Dresel led the Eagles to their first winning season since 2009 with a 6-5-6 overall record. Coming with the winning season was OC's second ever D2CCA All-Region honoree in the Division II era in Brooklyn Fink. That same year, Fink and Kyla Lovelace were each named Second Team All-LSC honorees while Dresel produced All-Freshman recipient Ruta Andrews and two All-Academic selections.

In his first season with the Eagles in fall 2021, he guided OC to a 4-8-4 record, matching the total number of wins the team had posted in the previous two seasons combined. The Eagles, who posted their highest win total since 2016, remained in contention for a berth in the Lone Star Conference tournament until the final game of the season.

Dresel came to OC after a successful stint at Mid-America Christian, a NAIA/NCCAA school located in southwest Oklahoma City. He served as the MACU women's head coach from 2019 until June 2021 after working from 2010 to 2018 as the school’s co-head coach of the women's and men's teams at MACU. In 11 seasons guiding the MACU women, he posted a 127-84-5 record.

The Evangels won the NCCAA Central Region title in 2014, 2015, 2017 and 2019 and were a regional finalist in 2011, 2012 and 2013 under Dresel. MACU also was competitive in the NAIA's Sooner Athletic Conference during his tenure, going 56-43-4 in league play, including an 8-1 mark this spring.

MACU went 15-3 overall during the 2020-21 split season, recording its most wins since joining the NAIA in 2008. Dresel was named as both the SAC and NCCAA Central Region coach of the year.

At MACU, Dresel coached 22 NCCAA All-America selections and 35 All-SAC performers.

In addition to his work at MACU, Dresel served as co-head coach (along with current Westmoore High School athletic director Zach Bice, with whom he worked at MACU) of the Oklahoma City FC team that competes in the Women's Soccer Premier League from 2016 to 2019, going 23-11-8 over those four seasons.

Originally from Mustang, Dresel played collegiately for Southern Nazarene, finishing his career in 2006, when he earned All-SAC first-team honors. He was a part of the SNU team that advanced to the NAIA semifinals in 2005.

He holds a national "C" coaching license and spent six years as the competitive coach for South Lakes Soccer Club's Cosmos '94 girls team. Dresel began his coaching career while still in college, serving as an assistant coach for the boys and girls teams at his prep alma mater, Mustang High School, from 2002 to 2005.

He was the boys head coach at Mount St. Mary High School in Oklahoma City in 2007 and in 2008, he coached both the boys and girls teams at that school. Also in 2008, Dresel served as an Olympic Development Program assistant coach.

Originally from Calais, France, Peron attended MACU and played for the Evangels' men's team during the 2017 and 2018 seasons. He graduated from MACU in May 2019.

He spent time as an assistant coach at Coastal Bend (Texas) College before returning to MACU for the 2020-21 academic year to serve under Dresel. MACU posted a 15-3 mark this past season with Peron on the staff.

Peron also has served as a coach for Sporting Oklahoma, a club team located in Oklahoma City that is an Academy Affiliate program of Sporting Kansas City Youth Soccer, which itself is an arm of Major League Soccer's Sporting Kansas City club.

The postseason awards in Hilton's inaugural year at the helm was capped off with midfielder Joep Classeen receiving First Team All-LSC honors as well as D2CCA Second Team All-Region accolades, while defender Renato Disha was named CSC Academic All-District.

Hilton (2009-12) returned to his alma mater after a stellar four-year playing career as a midfielder for the Eagles back when Oklahoma Christian was a member of the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA), earning All-Sooner Athletic Conference Second Team honors as a junior and All-SAC First Team honors as a senior.

The Liverpool, England, native tied a single-season school record with 11 assists in 2011 and added six goals, helping the Eagles post an 8-6-4 mark and reach the Sooner Athletic Conference tournament. A four-year starter, Hilton finished his OC career with 20 goals and 25 assists.

Following his playing career, Hilton remained in the Sooner State, serving as the head coach at Yukon High School for nine years while also being a Special Education Teacher. During his stint at the high school coaching ranks, Hilton served as an assistant coach for the Oklahoma City Energy in the United Soccer League in 2017.

Prior to joining the OC men's soccer coaching ranks, Hilton spent the last three years at MidAmerica Christian University, including serving as the head coach in 2023. In his three years with the Evangels, Hilton compiled a 55-3-7 record, making three consecutive trips to the NAIA National Tournament.

In his one year as MidAmerica's head coach, Hilton led MACU to a 17-0-4 record while capturing the Sooner Athletic Conference regular season and SAC Tournament championships. During the dominant 2023 season, the Evangels spent eight weeks at No. 1 in the NAIA national rankings.

Hilton graduated from Oklahoma Christian with his bachelor's degree in 2012 and later his master's degree in 2014. While getting his master's, Hilton worked for two seasons as an assistant coach for the Oklahoma Christian women's soccer team after serving as a student assistant for the Eagles in 2012.