Overwatch 2 Coach of the Year, Mountain West (2025)
Overwatch 2 Coach of the Year, PEC (2025)
Best College Esports Director, CECC (2022)
Collegiate Ambassador of the Year, Esports Awards (2021)
College Esports Coach of the Year, National Association of Esports Coaches and Directors (2020)
Collegiate Director of the Year, National Association of Collegiate Esports (2020)
Haskell coaching at the Mountain West Championship in 2018
Charles Christopher Haskell, commonly known as Doc Haskell, is an American college esports coach and researcher[1][2] He serves as the head coach of the esports program at Boise State University.[3][4][5]
Haskell graduated from Sam Barlow High School in 1989. After attending Chemeketa Community College, he transferred to Boise State University in 1990. Haskell earned a Bachelor of Music degree in 2000, a master’s in educational technology in 2007, and a Doctorate in Curriculum and Instruction in 2012.
Coaching career
Doc Haskell joined Boise State’s faculty in 2007 in the College of Education. He was named head coach of Boise State Esports in 2017, leading one of the first esports programs at an FBS school.[6][7][8]
Innovation Incubator Award Finalist, SIIA EdTech Industry Summit (2012) [citation needed]
Competition Winner, DML Badges for Lifelong Learning (2012)[citation needed]
Technology Educator of the Year Nominee, Northwest Council for Computers in Education (2010, 2013)[citation needed]
Personal life
Haskell and his wife, Ali, live in Boise and have been married for 32 years. They met in Boise State cheerleading, where Doc was Buster Bronco (the Boise State mascott) and Ali was a cheerleader. They have four children, and four grandchildren.[14] Haskell is an avid cyclist.
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