Jason Dunn

Jason Dunn begins his third year at San Tan. During the 2007-08 season, Jason served as interim Director of Coaching for Boys, while also coaching the 91 Legacy Red Boys' team. Last season also saw Jason at Basha High School, where he was the Head Coach for the boys' program. Prior to coming to San Tan, Jason was living in the state of Washington, where he both coached and played for a number of years.

Club Coaching Experience:

• San Tan, Director of Coaching-Boys (2007-08)
• San Tan, Coach, 91 Legacy Red Boys (2007-08)
• San Tan, Coach, 89 Legacy Red Boys (2006-07)
  • 1st Place, VYSL U17-19 Flight I
• San Tan, Coach, 96 Legacy Red Boys (2006-07)
• San Tan, Coach, 93 Legacy Red Girls (2006-07)
• South Puget Sound SC, WA, Ass't Coach (1 Year)
• South Sound Select Heat, Coach, U16-18 Girls (3 Years)
  • Runners-Up, Commissioner's Cup (2002)
• Black Hills FC, Coach, U12 Boys (1 Year)
• River City SC, Wichita, KS, Head Coach/Trainer, Boys/Girls (5 Years)

High School Coaching Experience:

• Basha High School, Boys Head Coach (2007-08)
• Capital High School, Olympia, WA, Boys Head Coach (2 Years)
• Capital High School, Olympia, WA, Ass't Girls Coach/Trainer (4 Years)
• Bethel Life Middle School, Wichita, KS, Boys Head Coach/Trainer (1 Year)
• North Thurston High School, Lacey, WA, Boys Ass't Coach (3 Years)
  • State Semi-Finalists (1993)

Professional Playing Experience

• Seattle Sounders, A-League (2002, 1994-96)
  • A-League Champions (1995, 1996)
  • All-Star Team (1995)
  • Rookie of the Year (1994)
  • A-League Semi-Finals (1994)
• Harrisburg Heat, MISL (2001-02)
• Wichita Wings, NPSL (1996-01)
  • All-Star Team (2000)
  • Rookie of the Year (1996)
• Seattle Seadogs, CISL (1997)
  • CISL Champions (1997

Amateur Playing Experience

• 0-30 Men's Team (2005-06)
  • National Champions (2005)
  • National Runners-Up (2006)
• United States National Futsal Team Pool (2002)
• United States National "A" Team (1994, 1996)
  • 3 Caps (1994)
  • Call-Up (Peru - 1996)
• United States National "B" Team (1991-94)
• Seattle-Pacific University, Division II (1991-93)
  • National Champions (1993)
  • Two-Time All American (1992, 1993)
  • MVP National Championships Final Four
• University of Washington, Division II (1990)
• Washington State U23 ODP Team (1991-93)
  • National Champions (1991)
  • National Runners-Up (1992)
  • Regionals Runners-Up (1993)
• North Thurston High School
  • State Champions (1990)
  • High School All-American
• Washington State Youth ODP Team (4 Years)
  • State Champions, U12
  • State Champions, U15
  • State Champions, U17
  • State Runners-Up, U19
• Youth Soccer Club, Olympia WA

Education

• USSF "D" License
• University of Washington (Physical Education)
• Seattle-Pacific University (Engineering)