California State University, San Bernardino Women's Soccer

CSUSB Athletics introduced Mark Peters as the next head coach of the women's soccer program in the summer of 2021.   Peters is an alum and has been involved with Yotes' soccer since 2009.  A Fontana native, Peters played three years of soccer at nearby Azusa Pacific (2005-07), then transferred to CSUSB and played for the Coyotes in 2009 for his senior campaign.   He spent three seasons as an assistant with men's program from 2010 to 2012 following his graduation with a degree in business management.  In 2013 he began a three-year stint with the women's program before rejoining the men's staff in 2016 and has been with them ever since.  He spent the 2019 season serving as an assistant coach on the bench for the men's and women's programs at CSUSB.   In his time with the Yotes Peters has been involved in every aspect of both programs including recruiting, on-field coaching, scouting, video editing, and all administrative duties.  He has no peers in his familiarity with CSUSB soccer over the past decade-plus.   Peters most recent stint on the men's side saw him as an integral part of their rise to their fifth-place national finish in 2019, the best season in program history and last in competition.  He was on staff when head coach Darren Leslie was named the 2018 CCAA Coach of the Year and has coached 14 All-CCAA honorees, four All-Region selections, and First Team All-American Frank Daroma. He was on staff with the women's program that won 12 games in 2013 and 14 in 2014, a program record that still stands.

My name is David Massuere and am the assistant coach for the womens soccer team at Cal State San Bernardino. I am heading into my third season on staff.