(Story Courtesy of University of Dallas Athletics Communication Department)
IRVING, Texas – A familiar face returns to the Crusader sidelines as Chase Reynolds has been named interim head coach for the University of Dallas men's soccer program.
The Southlake, TX native enjoyed a decorated five-season playing career for the Crusaders from 2017 to 2021, taking advantage of the additional year granted due to COVID-19.
During his time in blue and white, Reynolds helped lead UDallas to three SCAC Tournament appearances, including the 2017 squad that reached the SCAC Finals. A three-time Team MVP and four-time All-SCAC selection, he ranks in the program's Top 5 all-time in assists, Top 10 in goals scored, and Top 3 in games played with 75 starts in as many matches.
After earning both his B.A. in Business (2021) and MBA (2023) from UD, Reynolds served as a volunteer assistant at Concordia University during its inaugural SCAC season, helping guide the Tornados to a 9-5-4 record and finishing just one point shy of a playoff berth. Concordia's attack ranked third in the conference in goals scored, with six players earning All-Conference honors and 20 recognized on the SCAC Academic Honor Roll.
Beyond coaching, Reynolds competed in the National Premier Soccer League with the Denton Diablos during their inaugural 2018 season, reaching the Lone Star Conference semifinals. A proud UD alumnus, he also studied abroad in Rome in 2019 and married his wife, Nadia who he met during his time as a Crusader in 2024.
