College of St. Scholastica Women's Soccer

Reyelts has compiled an overall record of 238-96-19 since taking over the program in 2000. That includes a stretch of 99 straight matches without a loss in UMAC regular season play that spanned from 2003-2012.   Under Reyelts tutelage, the Saints have produced one NAIA All-American, 19 NAIA Honorable Mention All-Americans, an NAIA Region-III Player-of-the-Year, 12 NSCAA All-Region performers, 12 UMAC Players of the Year, 22 NAIA Region-III All-Region players, and 78 First Team All-UMAC selections.   A proponent of excellence in the classroom as well as on the soccer pitch, 132 of Reyelts players have earned Academic All-UMAC honors, while nine have been named to an NAIA All-American Scholar-Athlete Team. Andrea Beatt became the programs first Capital One Academic All-American in 2012, being named to the third team. In 2013, Casey Mitchell was named a First Team Capital One Academic All-American. In 2014, Mitchell was a third team selection.   During his playing days, Reyelts was a goalkeeper on St. Scholastica mens soccer team (1995-97). Nimble outside the keepers box, he was also a hard-checking forward on the Saints hockey team during those years.   Coach Reyelts owns a lengthy resume of coaching positions in the Northland having coached hockey, softball, and track and field at the youth, high school, and college levels. In the summer months Reyelts continues to work with the local Gitchi Gummi Soccer Club. YEAR OVERALL RECORD UMAC RECORD NCAA 2000 4-15-0 3-5-0 2001 9-12-0 4-4-0^ 2002 14-7-1 7-2-1^ 2003 14-8-1 10-2-0^ 2004 19-3-0 7-0-0* 2005 11-6-4 7-0-0* 2006 18-3-1 14-0-0* 2007 19-3-2 14-0-0*^ 1st Round 2008 20-3-0 14-0-0*^ 1st Round 2009 17-4-2 13-0-1*^ 1st Round 2010 15-5-2 13-0-1* 2011 16-5-1 11-0-1*^ 1st Round 2012 17-5-1 13-1-0*^ 1st Round 2013 18-3-1 14-0-0*^ 1st Round 2014 15-7-1 13-0-1*^ 1st Round 2015 12-7-2 9-1-0*^ 1st Round OVERALL (16 SEASONS) 238-96-19 (.701) 166-15-5 (.906) * UMAC Regular Season Title ^ UMAC Tournament Title Head coach Dave Reyelts begins his 17 season at the helm of The College of St. Scholasticas womens soccer team in 2016.    In 2015, the Saints claimed at least a share of their 12th straight UMAC regular season title and eighth UMAC Tournament title in the last nine years. The Saints also made their eighth NCAA Tournament appearance in the last nine years. His teams have won either the regular season or conference tournament title the past 15 years.   The winningest coach in program history and a six-time winner of the UMAC Coach of the Year award, Reyelts has compiled an overall record of 238-96-19 since taking over the program in 2000. That includes a stretch of 99 straight matches without a loss in UMAC regular season play that spanned from 2003-2012.   Under Reyelts tutelage, the Saints have produced one NAIA All-American, 19 NAIA Honorable Mention All-Americans, an NAIA Region-III Player-of-the-Year, 12 NSCAA All-Region performers, 12 UMAC Players of the Year, 22 NAIA Region-III All-Region players, and 78 First Team All-UMAC selections.   A proponent of excellence in the classroom as well as on the soccer pitch, 132 of Reyelts players have earned Academic All-UMAC honors, while nine have been named to an NAIA All-American Scholar-Athlete Team. Andrea Beatt became the programs first Capital One Academic All-American in 2012, being named to the third team. In 2013, Casey Mitchell was named a First Team Capital One Academic All-American. In 2014, Mitchell was a third team selection.   During his playing days, Reyelts was a goalkeeper on St. Scholastica mens soccer team (1995-97). Nimble outside the keepers box, he was also a hard-checking forward on the Saints hockey team during those years.   Coach Reyelts owns a lengthy resume of coaching positions in the Northland having coached hockey, softball, and track and field at the youth, high school, and college levels. In the summer months Reyelts continues to work with the local Gitchi Gummi Soccer Club.

YEAR OVERALL RECORD CONF RECORD NCAA 2000 4-15-0 3-5-0 2001 9-12-0 4-4-0^ 2002 14-7-1 7-2-1^ 2003 14-8-1 10-2-0^ 2004 19-3-0 7-0-0* 2005 11-6-4 7-0-0* 2006 18-3-1 14-0-0* 2007 19-3-2 14-0-0*^ 2nd Round 2008 20-3-0 14-0-0*^ 1st Round 2009 17-4-2 13-0-1*^ 1st Round 2010 15-5-2 13-0-1* 2011 16-5-1 11-0-1*^ 1st Round 2012 17-5-1 13-1-0*^ 1st Round 2013 18-3-1 14-0-0*^ 1st Round 2014 15-7-1 13-0-1*^ 1st Round 2015 12-7-2 9-1-0*^ 1st Round 2016 7-9-4 5-1-2 2017 13-7-3 10-1-1^ 1st Round 2018 13-5-2 11-0-1* 2019 14-8-0 8-0-0*^ 1st Round 2020-21# 9-0-0 7-0-0 2021% 4-10-5 4-5-2 2022 2-11-5 1-7-3 2023 1-15-2 1-7-2 2024 0-15-4 0-10-1 OVERALL (22 SEASONS) 301-176-44 (.631) 220-46-17 (.827) * UMAC Regular Season Title ^ UMAC Tournament Title # Short Season played in Spring Due to COVID-19 pandemic % First Season in the MIAC Head Coach Dave Reyelts enters his 26th season at the helm of The College of St. Scholastica’s women’s soccer team in 2025.    The winningest coach in program history and a seven-time winner of the UMAC Coach of the Year award, most recently in 2019, Reyelts enters the 2024 season with over 300 career coaching wins since taking over the program in 2000. That includes a stretch of 99 straight matches without a loss in UMAC regular season play that spanned from 2003-2012. Reyelts has guided the Saints to 10 NCAA Tournament appearances and have won 15 Conference regular season titles and 14 Conference Tournament championships under his leadership. His teams have won either the regular season or conference tournament title in 19 of his 22 seasons, while members of the Upper Midwest Athletic Conference. Under Reyelts’ tutelage, the Saints have produced 1 NAIA All-American, 19 NAIA Honorable Mention All-Americans, an NAIA Region-III Player-of-the-Year, 19 USC (NSCAA) All-Region performers, 17 Conference Players of the Year, 22 NAIA Region-III All-Region players, and 97 First Team All-Conference selections.   A proponent of excellence in the classroom as well as on the soccer pitch, Over 300 of Reyelts’ players have earned Academic All-Conference honors, while nine have been named to an NAIA All-American Scholar-Athlete Team. The 2018 squad recorded the top team grade-point-average out of all the UMAC Women’s Soccer programs. Andrea Beatt became the program’s first CoSIDA Academic All-American in 2012, being named to the third team. In 2013, Casey Mitchell was named a First Team Capital One Academic All-American. In 2014, Mitchell was a third team selection.   During his playing days, Reyelts was a goalkeeper on St. Scholastica men’s soccer team (1995-97). Nimble outside the keeper’s box, he was also a hard-checking forward on the Saints hockey team during those years.   Coach Reyelts owns a lengthy resume of coaching positions in the Northland having coached hockey, softball, and track and field at the youth, high school, and college levels.  

Breanna Nelson begins her first season as Saints Assistant Women's Soccer Coach and Goalkeepers Coach in 2025. Nelson is a decorated NCAA Division III student-athlete and rising coaching talent, brings a strong background in player development, goalkeeper training, and program leadership to the Saints. Nelson comes to Duluth from Concordia College-Moorhead, where she served as Assistant Women's Soccer Coach while also leading the school's inaugural women's flag football program as head coach. In her soccer role, she managed recruitment visits, designed and implemented training sessions, oversaw all aspects of goalkeeper coaching, developed scouting reports, and contributed to program budgeting and operations. Her coaching experience also includes serving as Assistant Girls Soccer Coach and Head JV Coach at Fargo North High School, Assistant Girls Soccer Coach at Fargo Shanley High School, and Head Girls Soccer Coach for Tri-City Storm Soccer Club. She has also been a key staff member at Cobber Soccer Camps since 2021, working with youth players to build skills in a positive and structured environment. As a player, Nelson was a three-year captain for Concordia's women's soccer program, helping lead the Cobbers from a winless season to a MIAC semifinal appearance. She earned MIAC Honorable Mention honors in 2023, ranked among the top three in the conference for saves, goals-against average, and saves per game, and was a four-time Academic All-Conference selection. Nelson graduated from Concordia with a Bachelor of Arts in Exercise Science and a minor in Psychology. She served as President of the Exercise Science Club, was a Dean's List honoree, and earned the Edson & Margaret Larson Foundation Scholarship for her academic achievements.

Dave Robinson begins his 21th season on the men’s soccer staff and 13th year with the women’s team in 2025. Coach Robinson was born in Liverpool, England where he had the pleasure of watching the dominating Reds collect numerous European Cups throughout his formative days on Merseyside.  While in England, he played for and graduated from the Royal Air Force with a degree in Electronics and Communications. Robinson has coached with the Gitchi Gummi Soccer Club for the past 26 years where he has helped to develop numerous young Duluth soccer players. He also led the Cloquet Girls High School team to two State tournaments in three years following their back-to-back Section 7A championship seasons. Coach Robinson continues to work on the development of soccer for both players and coaches within Minnesota.  He is an instructor for the coaches National Youth License. He works numerous camps including EDGE Camp in the summer. Locally he is on the AYSA, and the Denfeld Soccer boards. Coach Robinson lives in Duluth with his wife Kim. They have two sons Andrew and Alex.