Alverno College Men's Soccer

Sendi Jimenez Garcia will begin her second year at Alverno in 2026, competing in her first season as an NCAA coach in the fall.  Jimenez Garcia came to Alverno after serving as the head women's soccer coach at nearby NJCAA institution, Bryant & Stratton College, for two seasons. There, she directed all facets to manage the NJCAA women's soccer program, building a competitive roster through active recruiting and retention efforts. She also developed individual training and academic success plans while maintaining compliance with NJCAA policies and college expectations.  She carries club and high school coaching experience in the state of Wisconsin, as she most recently served as the Varsity Girls Soccer Coach at her alma mater, St. Anthony's High School. She also coached for Elmbrook United and for SC Wave Soccer Club and holds a United States Soccer Federation (USSF) License (11v11, 9v9) and is SafeSport Certified. As a part of her responsibilities as head coach, Jimenez Garcia also manages facility rentals for the Alverno athletics facilities.  Head Coach, Women's Soccer, Bryant & Stratton College (Milwaukee) (2023-25) Girls Varsity Head Coach, Women's Soccer, St. Anthony's High School (2023-25) U9 Girls Head Coach, Elmbrook United (2024-2025) U16/U18 Girls Head Coach, SC Wave Soccer Club (2018-2023) Originally from Milwaukee, Wisconsin Graduated from St. Anthony's High School in Milwaukee Graduated from Cardinal Stritch University with a Bachelor of Arts in Sports Management and a minor in Spanish. Taught Spanish at Carmen South Middle School Fluent in Spanish and English

Rob Orcholski joined the Alverno soccer staff in the winter of 2026 and will begin his first season with the team in the fall.  Rob has extensive experience as a soccer coach and athletic administrator, spanning over 25 years in both youth and collegiate environments. Most recently, Rob served as the American Youth Soccer Organization (AYSO) Region 396 Commissioner, training and assisting coaches in developing “age-appropriate” children's soccer skills with teams in Northern Illinois and Southern Wisconsin. Before that, he served as the AYSO Area A Coach Administrator with the same responsibilities. Rob also worked in Southern California as the AYSO Section 11 National Coach/Trainer, training future and existing coaches on how to properly develop children who want to experience the game of soccer. Before this, he worked for ten years as the AYSO Area K Coach Administrator, working with over 78 soccer teams with athletes ages 5 to 25.  Rob also worked as an Area Instructor at the University of Southern California, Irvine, and at California State University, Fullerton, in addition to his duties with AYSO.  Rob was a four-year Varsity Letterman in soccer at Fountain Valley High School, in Fountain Valley, California, and went on to play collegiately for two years at both Orange Coast College and Northern Arizona University. AYSO Region 396 Commissioner (Wisconsin / Illinois) (2021 -2023) AYSO Area A Coach Administrator (Wisconsin / Illinois) 2019 -2023) AYSO Section 11 National Coach/Trainer (Southern California) (2015 - 2019) AYSO Area K Coach Administrator (Orange County, California) (1995 -2015) California State – Fullerton - Area Instructor (2014-2019) University of Southern California Irvine (UCI) – Area Instructor (2009-2014) Colorado Chairman - USA Track and Field – (1982-1984) US Soccer National Coaching “B” License AYSO National Soccer Coach Instructor Certification AYSO National Soccer Coach “C” Certification AYSO National Soccer Referee Certification United Soccer Coaches (USC) Goalkeeping A, B and C Certifications Currently lives in Milwaukee, Wisconsin Graduated from Fountain Valley High School in Fountain Valley, California in 1976 Earned his AA in Fine in Arts from Orange Coast College in 1978 Was a two-year Varisty Letterman on the soccer team Graduated from Northern Arizona University with a BS in Communications in 1980 Was a two-year Varsity Letterman on the soccer team Mission Bay Marathon Winner (2:17:32), qualified for 1980 U.S. Olympic Marathon Trial