YAVAPAI COLLEGE ATHLETICS HIRES MEN'S SOCCER ASSISTANT COACH, HAROLD WARREN
 
Yavapai College Athletics is pleased to announce the hiring of Harold Warren, to become the Assistant Coach of YC men's soccer program.
 
Harold Warren comes to Yavapai College after coaching for the Syracuse women's soccer program as an assistant coach, where he was in charge of coaching the back four and defensive side of the ball.  Warren previously served as the head women's soccer coach at Univ. of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB) from 2011 - 2016.  Before arriving at UAB, Warren spent four years on the staff at Univ. of Southern California, where he helped turn the Trojans into one of the most successful programs in the nation while working with the defense as associate head coach. Warren also spent four seasons as an assistant at the University of Arizona. As a player, Warren was a defender and a forward at Riverside Community College before transferring to Cal State Fullerton, then Cal Poly Pomona, where he graduated with a bachelor's of science degree in communications in 2002.
 
"It is with great enthusiasm that I announce Harold Warren's addition to the staff at Yavapai College Men's Soccer. He is one of the best tactical teachers of the game, is incredibly well connected across the country, and has had the experience of coaching at the youth, ODP and Division I level for decades." Said Andre Luciano, Head Men's Soccer coach, "He will be a terrific mentor on and off the field for the student-athletes and understands the rich tradition of excellence that is synonymous with Yavapai College Soccer."
 
The Roughriders began their unconventional spring season on Thursday, April 1^st with a high scoring win over California Community Christian, 13-0. For any questions about this program or to reach Harold, visit www.goroughriders.com or email Harold.warren@yc.edu.
 
Yavapai College has six locations throughout Yavapai County, including campuses in Prescott and the Verde Valley, and centers near the Prescott Airport, Prescott Valley, Chino Valley, and Sedona. For more information, visit www.yc.edu.