Manhattan Christian College Women's Soccer

Jagerson is 1998 graduate of Baker University in Baldwin City, Kansas. He graduated in 98 with a degree in Physical Education and an emphasis in coaching. His coaching career is a rather extensive one that has taken him across the United States including stints in Phoenix, Arizona, the Kansas City area, as well as in Arkansas. However his most recent stops have been at Eudora and Perry-Lecompton High Schools where he coached co-ed teams at the high school level.  Coaching at the collegiate level is not something that coach Jagerson has done yet, but its definitely been on his mind, It has been my goal to coach collegiate soccer for a long time. Jagerson said, The position at MCC not only gives me an amazing opportunity to fulfill that goal, but to do so in an environment dedicated to the growth of their players and success of the program.  Despite not coaching at the collegiate level until now, Jagerson has a proven himself to be a winner with an impressive resume that includes the most wins in school history at Eudora High School, as well as the first playoff win in school history. Among other things coach Jagerson brings to the table, his leadership will be key to the program. My coaching philosophy is simple: work hard, play hard, Jagerson said. However what hes most looking forward to in taking over at MCC is the chance to express faith-based ideals in his coaching attitude.  "I know that God gifted me with the ability to coach, now I have been given the opportunity to do so at a higher level in an environment that works to develop strong servant-leaders. Jagerson said. Although he will be a little behind the ball on the recruiting front based on on the timing of his hire, coach Jagerson isnt worried. MCC, having its partnership with Kansas State offers one of the most unique opportunities that Ive heard of, Jagerson said, The young women that choose to come and play soccer at MCC will be able to make lasting friendships in a comfortable setting, they will be able to play soccer at a smaller school with rich heritage, while having a multitude of degree choices at Kansas State. In his free time coach Jagerson enjoys spending time with his wife of 16 years, and 2 children.       Manhattan Christian College is happy to announce the hiring of Chad Jagerson, for the position of Head Womens Soccer Coach. Jagerson is 1998 graduate of Baker University in Baldwin City, Kansas. He graduated in 98 with a degree in Physical Education and an emphasis in coaching. His coaching career is a rather extensive one that has taken him across the United States including stints in Phoenix, Arizona, the Kansas City area, as well as in Arkansas. However his most recent stops have been at Eudora and Perry-Lecompton High Schools where he coached co-ed teams at the high school level.  Coaching at the collegiate level is not something that coach Jagerson has done yet, but its definitely been on his mind, It has been my goal to coach collegiate soccer for a long time. Jagerson said, The position at MCC not only gives me an amazing opportunity to fulfill that goal, but to do so in an environment dedicated to the growth of their players and success of the program.  Despite not coaching at the collegiate level until now, Jagerson has a proven himself to be a winner with an impressive resume that includes the most wins in school history at Eudora High School, as well as the first playoff win in school history. Among other things coach Jagerson brings to the table, his leadership will be key to the program. My coaching philosophy is simple: work hard, play hard, Jagerson said. However what hes most looking forward to in taking over at MCC is the chance to express faith-based ideals in his coaching attitude.  "I know that God gifted me with the ability to coach, now I have been given the opportunity to do so at a higher level in an environment that works to develop strong servant-leaders. Jagerson said. Although he will be a little behind the ball on the recruiting front based on on the timing of his hire, coach Jagerson isnt worried. MCC, having its partnership with Kansas State offers one of the most unique opportunities that Ive heard of, Jagerson said, The young women that choose to come and play soccer at MCC will be able to make lasting friendships in a comfortable setting, they will be able to play soccer at a smaller school with rich heritage, while having a multitude of degree choices at Kansas State. In his free time coach Jagerson enjoys spending time with his wife of 16 years, and 2 children.