Rocky Mountain College Men's Soccer

Milo Downey enters his first season at the helm of Rocky Men's Soccer in 2025-26. He was hired as the second head coach in program history in June of 2025.  Originally from Colchester, United Kingdom, Downey played soccer for the Battlin' Bears from 2017 to 2021. Over his five seasons as a player, Rocky men's soccer totaled a record of 63-18-6, winning the Cascade Collegiate Conference regular season title in 2020, the CCC Tournament in 2018, and making two trips to the NAIA National Tournament, including a trip to the Quarterfinals in the NAIA National Tournament. Individually, Downey was a two-time All-American Honorable Mention (2020 & 2021), the CCC Player of the Year and Defensive Player of the Year in 2021, earned two First Team All-Conference honors (2020 & 2021), and was a team captain for two seasons.  After graduating from Rocky Mountain College, Downey played semi-professionally for Apotheos FC in Atlanta, Georgia, during the 2022 NPSL season, where he was a team captain.  Downey's coaching career began as a graduate assistant at MSU Billings during the 2023-24 season. His role expanded during the 2024-25 season, when he became an assistant head coach. Coach Downey currently holds a UEFA B Coaching Certification.  Downey is joined in Billings by his wife, Maia, who was a goalkeeper for Rocky Mountain College Women's Soccer from 2017 to 2020. 

Coach Dickerson is in his 17th season coaching with the RMC Battlin' Bears. He has previously been an assistant with the women's program. He is a 2001 graduate of Seattle Pacific University where he was awarded All-Conference, All-Region, and also the team MVP award in 2000. Coach Dickerson's previous coaching experience includes a season as assistant coach at Montana State University Billings and has coached at a variety of youth levels in the state of Washington. Coach Dickerson is married to wife Natalie and is the father of two children, Lily (18) and Elijah (12).

Coach Vohland joined the Rocky men’s soccer coaching staff under Head Coach Milo Downey in 2025, bringing a strong background in NCAA Division II playing and coaching experience to the program. A native of Tualatin, Oregon, spent five years competing at the NCAA Division II level as a student-athlete before transitioning to the sidelines. Prior to joining Rocky, served as an assistant at his alma mater, Montana State University Billings. Vohland holds a Bachelor’s degree in Health & Human Performance and a USSF 'C' License.