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

OVERALL

(22 SEASONS)

298-135-33 (.675)

218-22-11 (.890)

* 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 23rd season at the helm of The College of St. Scholastica’s women’s soccer team in 2022. 

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 2022 season two wins shy of 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.

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, 18 USC (NSCAA) All-Region performers, 17 Conference Players of the Year, 22 NAIA Region-III All-Region players, and 95 First Team All-Conference selections.

A proponent of excellence in the classroom as well as on the soccer pitch, 250 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.