Nike Soccer Camp at Wright State University

Since joining the women's staff in 2013, Sobers has been a part of six Raider appearances in the Horizon League postseason, including a trip to the 2015 Horizon League Championship game. Along with his position at Wright State, Sobers was also the head coach for the Ohio Galaxies 99 Elite girls who were the 2018 State finalist and regional participant. He also coached the Ohio Galaxies 03 girls to a 2017 President Cup Championship and regional finalist title.

Sobers is a 2003 graduate of Wright State, where he was an important piece to the Raiders' men's soccer program form 1998-2001. Sobers was a member of the 1998 Horizon League All-Freshman Team and a second team member following the 1999 season. Sobers capped his career with back-to-back Horizon League first team nods in 2000 and 2001. A three-time All-Mideast Region performer and three-time All-Ohio performer, he was the 2001 Ohio Player of the Year. His six total points and three goals for the Raiders in the 2001 Horizon League Championship game are still League records. Following his career with the Raiders, he went on to play professionally with the Cincinnati Kings in 2005.

Van der Sluijs joined the Raiders after a four-season stint as the head men's soccer coach at Wilmington College, while he also spent seven years at Defiance College, including serving as the school's head men's and women's soccer coach.

At Wilmington College, Van der Sluijs guided the Fightin' Quakers to four consecutive winning seasons and was named the 2021 OAC Coach of the Year after leading the team to 12 wins, its most victories in a season in 15 campaigns. Under his tutelage, Wilmington earned 19 All-OAC awards, including garnering the OAC Forward and Defender of the Year honors in 2021. Additionally, forward Yusef Muqtadir garnered First Team All-OAC recognition and earned Third Team CoSIDA Academic All-American honors. During his time at Defiance, Van der Sluijs guided the men's program to its first winning season in 11 years, and its most-ever conference wins, in the 2013 campaign. On the women's side, Van der Sluijs led Defiance to the program's first-ever winning season in 2012. He currently still has the second-most wins in both Defiance men's and women's program history.

Van der Sluijs returned to Wilmington College following three years at Chaminade Julienne High School in Dayton, where he served as head boys' soccer coach and led the Eagles to three consecutive winning seasons. A 2007 graduate of Wilmington, Van der Sluijs was a three-time First Team All-OAC selection as a player and was named OAC Forward of the Year on two occasions. He was a key offensive figure on a team that won Wilmington College's most recent OAC regular season title in 2004.

Van der Sluijs resides in Beavercreek with his wife, Paige, son, Yori and daughter, Annika.

Frail had a standout career for the Bulldogs, culminating in the 2019 season when she helped lead the Bulldogs to an appearance in the NCAA regional title match. The former goalkeeper piled up the awards in her playing career, especially in her senior season. She earned first team Academic All-America honors from CoSIDA, while also being named the 2019 women's soccer SAC Scholar-Athlete. She also earned third team Scholar All-America honors from the United Soccer Coaches. Frail earned first team All-SAC accolades in her senior season, while also earning All-Region recognition from the United Soccer Coaches and D2CCA.

Frail and the Bulldogs played in the SAC Tournament title match in three of her four seasons, while finishing the season ranked 16th nationally in 2019. Frail also got it done in the classroom throughout her Wingate career, earning a spot on the Wingate President's List every semester and the SAC Commissioner's Honor Roll every year. She graduated summa cum laude at Wingate's May 2019 graduation ceremony with a 3.92 GPA, majoring in history with a minor in political science, and was a NCAA Woman of the Year nominee in 2020. She earned her master’s in sport management from Wingate in 2020.