Quick Facts

Years: 20th Season | 2012-Present (Head Coach) | 2004-2011 (Assistant Coach)

Career Record: 108-66-21 (.620)

Career CACC Record: 84-26-14 (.767)

CACC Tournament Appearances: 11 (2012-22)

CACC Tournament Record: 10-10-1 (.500)

All-CACC Selections: 38

All-Region Selections: 12

All-Americans: Bree Rock (x2)

All-Academic Selections: 66

CACC Coach of the Year: 1 (2013)

Jill (Kehan) Reeves enters her 12th season as head coach of the Holy Family women’s soccer team in 2023, and her 20th overall.

Reeves became the third head coach in program history on April 24, 2012, after serving eight years as an assistant coach. During that span the Tigers went 97-62-10 overall and 68-16-6 in the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference (CACC), qualifying for the postseason in all eight seasons while winning four CACC Championships (2005, 2007, 2009 and 2011).

HFU has since gone on to finish with a winning league record while qualifying for the CACC Tournament in each of Reeve’s 11 seasons at the helm, winning three regular season titles (2013, Spring 2021 and Fall 2021) and advancing to the CACC Championship Match three times (2013, 2018 and Spring 2021). 

Holy Family has advanced to the CACC Semifinals in six of the last seven years and at the end of the Spring 2021 season, the Tigers finished nationally ranked for the first time in the program's Division II era as they were No. 16 in the United Soccer Coaches National Poll. 

The 2013 CACC Coach of the Year after leading HFU to the regular season title in just her second year in charge, Reeve’s student-athletes have garnered 38 All-CACC and 12 All-Region selections in her 11 seasons, in addition to 66 CACC All-Academic nominations.  

The Tigers have claimed eight major awards (CACC Player, Rookie, Defensive Player, or Goalkeeper of the Year), while Bree Rock was voted an All-American in both 2016 and 2017, and Jacqueline Ziegler became HFU’s first-ever CoSIDA Academic All-America First Team selection in 2021. 

Reeves was a four-year letterwinner at Kutztown University from 1999-2002, and she was named the team's Most Valuable Player as a senior after helping anchor a defense that allowed the fewest goals in Golden Bear history (16).  

She began her coaching career at Schuylkill Valley Middle School from 2001 – 2003, before staying on as an assistant coach at Kutztown for one season in 2003 after graduating with a Bachelor of Psychology. 

That year, the Golden Bears were a nationally ranked team and made their first appearance in the NCAA Division II Tournament. 

Jill Reeve's Year-By-Year Coaching Record

Year

School

Overall

CACC

CACC Tournament

2012

Holy Family

8-11-0 (.421)

7-5-0 (.583)

Quarterfinals (0-1)

2013

Holy Family

11-6-3 (.625)

8-1-3 (.792)

Finalist (2-1)

2014

Holy Family

10-5-1 (.656)

9-3-0 (.750)

Quarterfinals (0-1)

2015

Holy Family

11-6-1 (.639)

9-2-1 (.792)

Quarterfinals (0-1)

2016

Holy Family 

9-7-3 (.556)

7-3-2 (.667)

Semifinals (1-1)

2017

Holy Family

14-6-0 (.700)

10-2-0 (.833)

Semifinal (1-1)

2018

Holy Family

13-5-1 (.711)

8-3-1 (.708)

Finalist (2-1)

2019

Holy Family

8-9-1 (.472)

8-3-1 (.708)

Quarterfinals (0-1)

Spring 2021

Holy Family

5-1-1 (.786)

4-0-1 (.900)

Finalist (2-1)

Fall 2021

Holy Family

12-5-2 (.706)

9-2 (.818)

Semifinal (1-1)

2022

Holy Family  

7-5-8 (.583)

5-2-5 (.714)

Semifinal (1-0-1)

Overall

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 108-66-21 (.620)

84-26-14 (.767)

10-10-1 (.500)