Jeff
Atkinson played club soccer while at Evanston High School and the University of
Wyoming. He earned a bachelor's degree from the University of Wyoming in
Spanish Education. Jeff is a Spanish teacher at Rock Springs High School.
Atkinson also coached the Rock Springs High School boy's soccer team for 9
seasons. While with the Tigers he helped lead them to 5 state tournaments. The
Atkinson lead RSHS teams earned a 3rd, 4th and 6th place finish at the Wyoming
State Cup during his tenure. He and his wife, Jennifer, have three
sons—Timothy, Landon and Seth and a daughter - Sydney. Coach
Atkinson starts his ninth season as the head coach of Western's men's soccer
team. He has compiled a 69-72-10 (.490) overall record while at Western. During
the 2005 season he led Western to a Wyoming State Club Championship. Under his
direction, Western played their first intercollegiate season in 2006, finishing
third in Region IX. The 2007 season saw the Mustangs make some great strides
and they were able to finish second in the Region. WWCC played in the Region IX
championship game in 2008. The 2009 season the Mustangs again finished Region
IX in second place. The 2010 season was a difficult season as the Mustangs
finished 5th in the Region. One bright spot in 2011 is that Coach Atkinson
picked up his 100th career coaching victory. The Mustangs in 2011, got back to
a winning record and finished 4th in the Region. The 2012 season was one for the
record books as the Mustangs won their first Region IX Championship, hosted and
finished second in the NJCAA West District Tournament and competed at the NJCAA
National Tournament in Albany GA.
The Mustangs won one match and lost one match at the 2012 National
Tournament for an 8th place finish in the Nation. This season should be another chance
for the Mustangs to prove that they are one of the top NJCAA schools for men’s
soccer. This year’s squad should
be strong defensively and explosive offensively.
Coach
Robles played soccer at Green River High School. He then attended Laramie
County Community College and Western playing a season at each school. While at
Western he helped the then Spartans win the Wyoming Club State Championship. He
lives in Green River with his wife, Sarah, and his 5-year-old daughter,
Makaylee.

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