Troy University has appointed Jake Wyman as the new head coach for its women’s soccer team, succeeding a successful seven-year tenure at Montevallo, where he led the Falcons to three NCAA Tournament appearances. Wyman has been recognized for his leadership qualities and championship mindset, having previously earned Gulf South Coach of the Year honors. His impressive track record includes a 78-36-17 record and multiple accolades for student-athletes under his mentorship. University officials express confidence that Wyman will elevate the Trojans’ program with his proven recruiting abilities and experience.

By the Numbers
  • 78-36-17 record during his seven seasons at Montevallo.
  • Led the Falcons to three NCAA Tournament appearances, the first since 2008.
  • 21 student-athletes earned All-Gulf South honors under his leadership.
State of Play
  • Wyman’s appointment signals a new direction for Troy's women's soccer program.
  • The Trojans aim to capitalize on Wyman’s championship-winning mentality.
  • Troy is expected to improve its recruiting and competitive performance in the near future.
What's Next

Wyman plans to integrate quickly with the team, focusing on preparation for the upcoming season. His ambitions include establishing a strong competitive culture and continuing the program’s growth in NCAA standings. Expect initial changes in training approaches and team dynamics as he implements his strategies.

Bottom Line

The hiring of Jake Wyman marks a strategic step for Troy’s women’s soccer, aiming to optimize talent and competitive performance. His remarkable history indicates potential for transformative success, with a strong emphasis on discipline and winning culture expected to resonate within the program.