Colorado Christian University Men's Soccer

Brad Camp was named CCU's fourth head coach on December of 2018. Camp, who brings a host of accolades to the school, joins the department after serving as the assistant coach at East Tennessee State the past two seasons. Prior to joining the Buccaneers, Camp was an assistant coach at Maryville College as well as the head coach for the Knoxville Force of the National Premier Soccer League. Camp has also served as the boys director for the Alliance Development Centers for the Knoxville-based youth club, FC Alliance. In addition he also held the role as an assistant director for Tennessee's Olympic Development Program. He played collegiately at Trevecca Nazarene (Tenn.) where he manned the left back position. CCU has developed each season under his short three year watch, and have had winning seasons in the last two seasons. 

Awards Under Coach Dickhausen RMAC Honorable Mention, Tiago Gomes, 2024 Jack Dickhausen came to Colorado Christian University  before the 2024 season after serving in the college game at North Central University (DIII) in Minneapolis, MN. While at North Central, he was the Assistant Men’s Soccer Coach this past spring. He also served as the Head of Performance Analysis and Director of Soccer Operations for both the men and women’s soccer teams in the years prior. While coaching in the college game, he also coached several youth teams and clubs around the Twin Cities. He first started coaching for Twin Cities Rush at 18 and served as the head coach for several different teams throughout his time there. Most recently, Dickhausen was the head coach of a U16 and U11 team that both were very successful winning multiple tournaments and making the Final 4 Tournament for their respective leagues. At the same time, he also worked several youth soccer camps for both Minnesota United and the Real Madrid Foundation. Needless to say, Dickhausen had a major impact on the youth soccer scene in the Twin Cities.   Jack played his youth soccer for Blaine Soccer Club in Minnesota before committing to play at North Central University in college. He also made history as the first high school student to play men's soccer in the UMAC. While Jack played for the North Central Men's Soccer team from the Covid season in spring of 2021 to the following season in the fall of 2021, multiple concussions and injuries forced him to retire as a player. This prompted his early start to his collegiate coaching career at the age of 19.   With his coaching experience, dedication to soccer, and commitment to academic excellence, Jack Dickhausen is thrilled to contribute to the Colorado Christian University Cougars’ previous success and to help push the program further.  

Michel began as the goalkeeper coach in the spring of 2025 after spending four years as a keeper for the men's soccer program from 2020-2023. Pinoncely was an excellent player for the Cougars and will bring a wealth of knowledge about the goalkeeping position to help grow the skill and strength of that position within the mens and women's soccer programs.  Achievements/Awards  RMAC Playoffs, 2022 Week 7 RMAC GK of the week, 2021 President's Honor Roll, 2020 Year-by-Year 2023 | Pinoncely started all 17 games for the Cougars registering 1,530 minutes played. He tallied 50 saves on the season and 7 shutouts with a goals against average of .88.  2022 | Pinoncely played in 9 games in the 2022 season. Pinoncely was faced with 37 shots. Pinoncely totaled 550 minutes.  2021 | Pinoncely played in 9 games in the 2021 season. Pinoncely was faced with 129 shots and had a save average oof .68. Pinoncely totaled 830 minutes.  2020 | Pinoncely played in 3 games in the 2020 season. Pinoncely was faced with 14 shots and totaled 40 minutes.