Nike Soccer Camp at Stevenson School Pebble Beach

With over 7 years of coaching experience in the Monterey Bay area, Duban Trujillo has earned a reputation as a dedicated and knowledgeable coach committed to developing young soccer talent.

Over the past three years at Stevenson School, he has served as both a middle and high school soccer coach and Director of the School’s Soccer Summer Camp.

As Assistant Coach in 2023, he played a pivotal role in leading the team to a League Championship, CCS Championship, and NorCal Finalist finish.

Currently, Coach Duban is the Head Coach for the Carmel High School JV Boys Soccer team, where he continues to have a significant impact on the region’s soccer community.

Beyond his work at Stevenson School and Carmel High School, Coach Duban is deeply involved with various local soccer organizations. He passionately shares his love for the game and helps support the growth and development of soccer in the Monterey Bay area. His efforts inspire young players and contribute to fostering a strong, connected community.

His passion for soccer also extends beyond Monterey County to Santa Cruz, where he coaches with Santa Cruz United FC (formerly known as Santa Cruz Breakers), leaving a lasting impact on the local soccer scene.

In addition to his coaching career, Coach Duban is the Founder & CEO of Octobots Football Academy, a non-profit organization dedicated to providing youth soccer development programs throughout Monterey Bay.

A former player, Coach Duban competed at the highest amateur and collegiate levels in Colombia, playing for clubs and universities and facing off against professional players, including members of the Colombian National Team. He played for the University of Antioquia, where he was part of the team that won the National Championship (ASCUN) in 2015, and local championships in 2014, 2015, 2016, and 2017. Coach Duban’s dedication to the sport also includes his time as a professional Futsal referee from 2011 to 2018.

His ongoing passion for soccer and commitment to learning continuously drives him to improve and offer the best coaching experience for his players.

Certifications & Key Roles:

- US Soccer National D License

- Expert Youth Football MBP School

Of Coaches

- Barcelona FC Coach Academy Levels I & II

- Neuroscience & Cognitive Sport Training (ACUMEN)

- Director, Stevenson School Soccer Summer Camp

- Head Coach, Carmel High School JV Boys Soccer

- Head Coach, Middle School Boys/Girls & Assistant Coach, Boys Varsity at Stevenson School

- Soccer College Referee, WCISOA

Materazzi served as WVU’s goalkeeper coach, while assisting with the team’s daily training sessions and game preparations. Materazzi helped the Mountaineers post a 12-8-2 mark in 2019. The squad reached the NCAA Tournament Third Round for the fourth time in five years and were led by senior goalkeeper and co-captain.

In 2018, Materazzi coached Foster to United Soccer Coaches All-America Third Team honors, the first netminder in program history to earn an All-America award. The 2018 All-Big 12 First Team member also was a MAC Hermann Trophy candidate and a finalist for the CONCACAF Female Goalkeeper of the Year.

In 2017, the WVU goalkeeping unit posted 13 shutouts, 12 credited to Foster, and ranked No. 20 nationally with a 0.565 shutout percentage. The unit also ranked No. 25 nationally with a 0.670 GAA. The Mountaineers finished the season at 16-4-3.

Materazzi also spent four seasons as head coach at Alderson Broaddus. The second coach in program history, he led the Battlers to a 3-12-2 showing in 2017.

In 2016, the squad finished 6-9-2, and three athletes were named to the Great Midwest Athletic Conference (G-MAC) All-Conference team. The squad went 7-12 in 2015 en route to its second straight appearance in the G-MAC Women’s Soccer Championship. In his first season as head coach, Materazzi led the team to the semifinals of the G-MAC Championship following a 2-0, opening-round win over Davis & Elkins. The Battlers finished 6-12-1, and forward Lauren Small was named the G-MAC Freshman of the Year and ECAC Rookie of the Year.

In 2011, Materazzi served as the first assistant coach for men’s soccer at Stetson, where he helped the Hatters to a 10-5-4 record en route to an appearance in the Atlantic Sun Conference Tournament. During his first stint at AB, Materazzi also served as a volunteer assistant at WVU in 2010. The Mountaineers went 18-5-1 that season and claimed the Big East Conference Championship title. Goalkeeper Kerri Butler finished the year with 14 shutouts, the best season total in program history, and posted a 0.82 goals-against average.

Prior to his time at AB, Materazzi spent five years as an assistant with the Otters men’s and women’s soccer programs. A three-year varsity letter winner at CSUMB as a goalkeeper, he played professionally in 2003 with California Gold, a United Soccer League PSL team.

He also spent the 2004 season with Club America, a Mexican Primera Division team, on a trial basis.

Materazzi holds an NSCAA Advanced National Diploma.

He is the husband of Otter volleyball Head Coach Courtney (Taubert) Materazzi. The couple met while both were student–athletes at CSUMB.