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The 12 victories were the most ever for the Otters during their NCAA tenure and the CCAA Tournament victory over San Bernardino marked their first postseason victory at the Division II ranks.

Kane Ritchie was named the CCAA Newcomer of the Year and headlined seven all-conference honors.

In 2022 Jaap led his squad to their first CCAA Tournament berth since 2007, as the Otters finished with an overall record of 8-8-2 and 6-5, good for fourth in the CCAA. At the culmination of the season, the Otters had four named to the All-CCAA team, including Collin O'Mahoney, the program's first ever winner of a CCAA postseason major award.

Jaap has amassed a overall coaching record of 24-18-10 since taking the helm in 2019. He has coached 12 All-CCAA honorees and one All-West Region honoree (Walmer Martinez, 2019). The program has also enjoyed academic success under Jaap, with 37 student-athletes being named the CCAA All-Academic team and two being named CoSIDA/CSC Academic All-Americans.

Jaap most recently served as the assistant at Division I Stetson University under former All–CCAA player Kyle Gookins in 2017. Prior to that, he was an assistant at Division I Florida International.

Jaap began his collegiate coaching career at his alma mater, Brescia University in Ownesboro, Ky. While there as head coach, he led the Bearcats to the 2010 Kentucky Intercollegiate Athletic Conference championship.

He left Brescia to join the staff at NCAA Division II power Rollins College. The Tars averaged 18 wins per season in Jaap’s four years on the bench, winning three Sunshine State Conference titles while making four NCAA Tournament appearances.

After beginning his collegiate playing career at the University of Mary (N.D.), Jaap transferred to Bresica, where he earned NAIA All–America honors as a sophomore in 2003. Injuries limited his role over his final two collegiate seasons.

He played club soccer in his native Scotland with the Hamilton Accies and earned two caps with the Scotland U18 National Team.

Jaap graduated from Brescia University in 2006 with a degree in business concentrating in human resources.

Cumbo has made it into the playoffs every year at Las Positas College and earned his 100^th “Las Positas” win for the college on September 13^th, 2023. He has coached teams who have been nationally ranked, players who have become professionals, All American’s and Conference Players of the Year. He is well connected with 4 year coaches and has a sturdy reputation for moving players on to the next level. He is also currently the Kinesiology program coordinator and the Assistant Athletic Director.

Coach Cumbo earned a Master’s Degree in Kinesiology with an emphasis in Teaching and Coaching at the collegiate level from Humboldt State, an Undergraduate Degree in Philosophy from the State University of New York at Plattsburgh, an “A” Level Coaching License from the United States Soccer Federation and both the Advanced National and Advanced National Goalkeeper Diploma from the NSCAA.

He has been a positive ambassador of the game, and has served as a volunteer for the United Soccer Coaches Organization for 20 years and currently serves at the West Region Chairman for the All-America Committee. He previously served 9 years as the National Chairman for the Division II All-America Committee, 10 years as the West Region Chairman, and 3 years as the chair of the NCAA Division II MLS Combine recommendation committee. In 2015, he also became an NSCAA Instructor for the Level I, II and III Goalkeeper Courses. Cumbo also remains current in education and earned the Certificate of Completion in the course, Teaching Men of Color in the Community College, and completed the NSCAA & Athlete Ally LGBT Diversity and Inclusion Diploma Course.

In 2015, Coach Cumbo took his college team on a cultural and athletic adventure to England, fundraising 100 percent of the expenses for the eight-day trip. The international experience included three major competitions, a two-night stay at Upton Park with a West Ham vs. Sunderland match, and a three-night stay with the Wolverhampton Wanderers while training and competing on their grounds. The team competed against the Wolverhampton Wanderers Youth Academy, Knockbreda FC from Belfast, Northern Ireland and the men’s soccer team from Nottingham University. The team also toured Buckingham Palace, the London Eye, and Warwick Castle.

While living in the East Bay Coach Cumbo has been involved locally as youth coach as well. He was an assistant coach for the San Jose Earthquakes USSDA teams during the 2014 and 2015 seasons. In 2015 for the first time ever both the U16 and U18 teams advanced to the Playoffs, and the U18’s made it to the USSDA Final Four. In 2014 the U16 team made it to the quarter finals. In addition, he has been involved with Ballistic United SC in Pleasanton, Dublin SC in Dublin, Tri Valley SC in San Ramon and Mustang SC in Danville.

He also had a successful career as a student-athlete. A four-year starting goalkeeper and record holder at the State University of New York-Plattsburgh, Cumbo received All-Conference honors, recorded 55 wins, 24 shutouts and was a two-year captain. He competed in the NCAA Tournament and won a SUNYAC Conference Championship. As a youth, he competed for the New York State West ODP Team, the Rochester Mavericks Soccer Club and won a Gold Medal for the Western New York Team in the Empire State Amateur Games and numerous State Cup Championships with the Mavericks. He also competed internationally in both Holland and Spain during high school.

As an undergraduate student, he spent three semesters on exchange. He participated in the International Exchange program while attending Chester University in England, and the National Student Exchange program while attending Humboldt State University in Northern California.

Postseason success has been a staple of Tobin’s time in San José as the Spartans made the Western Athletic Conference title match in the 2017, 2018 and 2022 seasons. For the 2021 season, he was named the WAC Coach fo the Year. He has continued to produce some of the top talent in the conference year in and year out, placing a total of 34 players on the All-Western Athletic Conference Teams throughout his tenure.

Tobin brings a 374-277-81 record over 36 seasons in men’s soccer into the 2024 season. His 1997 Roadrunners won the NCAA Division II Men’s Soccer Championship as part of eight NCAA Division I and II championship appearances. Of CSU Bakersfield’s seven conference titles, three were in the last four seasons (2010, 2011 and 2012) as the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation’s (MPSF) Pacific Division winner.

Entering the 2024 campaign, Tobin’s 374 victories ranks at No. 5 in all of Division I among active coaches.

The native of London, England, was named CSU Bakersfield’s head coach for men’s soccer in 1987. In 19 seasons competing as a NCAA DivisionII program, the Roadrunners were ranked in the final top-20 national coaches poll 10 times. His teams posted .500 or better win-loss records 22 out of his 27 seasons and won 10 or more matches in a season 17 times.

The 1997 National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA) National Coach of the Year is a six-time conference Coach-of-the-Year in the California Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA) and the MPSF.

Tobin cites CSUB’s NCAA Division I Tournament selection in 2011, in just the second year of the program being a fully fledged Division I team, as his biggest coaching achievement to date.

During Tobin’s career he has produced numerous top professional players, and also initiated the collegiate coaching careers of many former male and female players.

Tobin resides in Santa Cruz with wife, Amy, and daughter, Ava.

THE TOBIN FACTORY

PREVIOUS COACHES IN ATTENDANCE

• Margueritte Aozasa, UCLA,
• Neil McGuire, UC Berkeley,
• Paul Hart Stanford University,
• Paul Stumpf, UC Santa Barbara,
• Sugar Shinohara, USC
• Curtis McAlister, Santa Clara University,
• Mauricio Ingrassia, Long Beach State University,

He holds a USSF “A” License and has coached D1 NCAA athletics at both Stanford University and Saint Mary’s College of California. While at Stanford he guided the Cardinal women’s soccer team to an elite eight finish in the 2002 NCAA playoffs and was named National Coach of the Year by Soccer America for this achievement. He also served Northern California as Director of Coaching, where he specialized in sport science and coach education.