List of U.S. college men's soccer career coaching wins leaders

This is a list of U.S. college men's soccer career coaching wins leaders. It is limited to coaches with at least 400 wins.

Jay Martin of Ohio Wesleyan University is the all-time leader in wins, with a record of 774–169–84. ^{[1] [2]}

College men's soccer coaches with 400 wins

Key

*	Active coach
†	Inducted into United Soccer Coaches Hall of Fame
	400+ wins at a Division I Institution.

Coaches

Statistics are correct through November 6, 2025.

Rank	Name	Years	Wins	Losses	Ties	Pct.	Teams
1	Jay Martin †	47	774	169	84	.795	Ohio Wesleyan 1977–2024
2*	Tony Tocco	55	750	247	93	.731	Rockhurst 1970–1973, 1975–present
3	Joe Bean†	45	607	185	61	.747	Quinnipiac 1962–1964; Bridgeport 1965–68; Wheaton (IL) 1969–2006
4	Cliff McCrath †	49	597	233	95	.697	Wheaton (IL) 1958, Gordon 1960–66, Spring Arbor 1967–1969, Seattle Pacific 1970–2007
5	Ron Butcher	46	596	263	72	.679	Wisconsin–Platteville 1968–69, Keene State 1970–2013
6*	Paul McGinlay	35	586	97	47	.835	Trinity (TX) 1991–present
7	Skip Roderick	40	573	181	78	.736	Elizabethtown 1983–2023
8	Horst Richardson†	49	566	304	72	.639	Colorado College 1966–2014
9	Dan Gilmore	38	559	184	59	.734	Rowan 1976–2013
10	Jerry Yeagley †	31	543	101	46	.820	Indiana 1973–2003
11	Stephen Negoesco †	39	540	172	66	.737	San Francisco 1962–2000
12	Mike Coven	45	533	274	59	.650	Brandeis 1973–2016, Wheaton (MA) 2017
13	Mark Berson	44	522	266	76	.648	The Citadel 1977, South Carolina 1978–2020
14	Jack Mackenzie†	43	516	258	76	.652	Quincy 1969–2011
15	Schellas Hyndman †	37	511	171	58	.730	Eastern Illinois 1977–1983, SMU 1984–2007, Grand Canyon 2015–2020
16*	John Rootes	37	509	152	56	.749	Southern New Hampshire 1988–1997, Clayton State 1998–2003, SCAD 2004–2007, Lynn 2008–present
17	Bud Lewis	43	506	279	58	.635	Wilmington (OH) 1975–2017
18	Michael Parker	34	494	192	33	.710	Lock Haven 1976–1983, UNC Greensboro 1984–2009
19	Bob Warming	44	485	270	89	.627	Transylvania 1976, Berry 1977–81, Charlotte 1982–88, Creighton 1990–94, Old Dominion 1996, Saint Louis 1997–2000, Creighton 2001–2009, Penn State 2010–2017, Omaha 2018–2021
20	Joe Clarke	41	482	215	85	.671	Saint Louis 1983–96, Washington (MO) 1997–2023
21*	Jon Andersen	39	480	208	98	.673	Babson 1986–present
22	Tom Martin	38	478	199	68	.687	Trine 1977, West Virginia Wesleyan 1978–85, James Madison 1986–2014
23	Chris Waterbury	36	477	169	66	.716	New England College 1982, Lyndon State 1983–84, Plattsburgh State 1985–87, 1989–2017
24*	Sasho Cirovski	35	475	190	81	.691	Hartford 1991–1992, Maryland 1993–present
25*	Erick Baumann	31	470	127	54	.763	Dominican (IL) 1995–present
26	Tony Ochrimenko	38	468	248	56	.642	Kean 1976–2013
27*	David Masur	39	467	212	117	.660	Montclair State 1987–1990, St. John's 1991–present
28	Frank Kohlenstein	38	465	224	74	.658	USC Upstate 1980–1988, Charlotte 1989–1994, Colorado Mines 1998–2016, Central Arkansas 2021–2024
29	Carl Hutter	40	462	275	72	.616	Harris–Stowe 1983–1987, Missouri Valley 1988–1993, Lindenwood 1994–2022
30	Ray Reid	33	458	155	79	.719	Southern Connecticut 1989–1996, Connecticut 1997–2021
31	John Rennie	36	454	207	48	.674	Massachusetts Dartmouth 1972, Columbia 1973–78, Duke 1979–2007
32	Ralph Lundy	44	453	348	66	.561	Erskine 1976–1986, College of Charleston 1987–2019
33	Bob Gray	40	445	268	60	.614	Charleston Southern 1977, Alderson Broaddus 1978–91, Mobile 1992–94, Marshall 1995–2016
34*	Ralph Perez	37	442	216	77	.654	Whittier 1974–1976, Cal State Fullerton 1977, Cal State Los Angeles 1978–1980, Santa Clara 1981–1985, Old Dominion 1990–1994, Redlands 2006–present
35	Bob Reasso	36	441	220	80	.649	Nasson 1979–1980, Rutgers 1981–2009, Pfeiffer 2013–2016, Colby-Sawyer 2021
36	Michael Russo	36	438	116	60	.762	Williams 1979–2014
37	Roy Gordon†	41	432	253	53	.621	Maine–Farmington 1970–1976, Mary Washington 1977–2010
37*	Tony Martone	44	432	323	70	.566	Merrimack 1982–present
39	Rob Russo	39	431	243	58	.628	Miami (OH) 1981, Gannon 1982–1990, USC Upstate 1991–1994, Oneonta State 1995–1998, Denison 1999–2019
40	Doug Mello [3]	36	430	251	46	.623	Aquinas 1978–1982, Siena Heights 1983–1988, Southwest (NM) 1989, Luther 1990–2007, Hendrix 2008–2013
40*	Pepe Fernandez	37	430	198	57	.669	Maryville (TN) 1989–present
42	Rick Kilps	34	429	174	50	.695	Aurora 1977–1983, Wisconsin–Parkside 1984–2010
43	Jerry Sheska	29	424	156	32	.719	East Stroudsburg 1982–2010
44	Sonny Travis	32	423	150	51	.719	Centre 1986–88, Virginia Wesleyan 1989–2006, Emory 2007–2016, Coe 2019
45	Joe Morrone	38	417	196	63	.663	Middlebury 1958–1967, Connecticut 1969–1996
45	Helmut Werner	43	417	242	66	.621	Randolph–Macon 1962–2004
47*	Lenny Armuth	31	416	161	63	.699	Drew 1994–present
48*	Mike Noonan	37	415	206	89	.647	Wheaton (MA) 1989–1990, New Hampshire 1991–1994, Brown 1995–2009, Clemson 2010–present
49	Gerry DiBartolo	34	412	180	60	.678	Salisbury 1982–2015
50	Fred Schmalz	33	403	196	56	.658	Wyoming 1969–70, Davis & Elkins 1972–78, Evansville 1979–2002
51	Gavin Donaldson	36	402	243	63	.612	Northland 1984–1988, West Virginia Wesleyan 1991–2021
52	Al Albert†	33	401	187	64	.664	William & Mary 1971–2003

See also

• National Soccer Coaches Association of America
• List of college women's soccer career coaching wins leaders

References

1. "Men's Soccer Coaching Records" (PDF). NCAA. Retrieved April 4, 2023.
2. "NCAA Career Statistics Database". NCAA. Retrieved August 31, 2015.
3. Mello also ranks among the all-time wins leaders in college women's soccer.