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Josh McReynolds

Assistant Coach

Josh McReynolds recently completed his second year with the Omaha Men's Soccer program in 2023. Most recently, McReynolds helped the Mavericks win the 2023 Summit League Championship, advancing to the 1st round of the NCAA Tournament. 

Prior to joining Omaha, McReynolds spent four seasons as the head men's soccer coach at LSU Eunice after helping start the program in 2018.
 
During his four years at LSUE, McReynolds helped establish one of the top junior college programs in the country ranking as high as fourth in the nation in the 2019 and 2020 seasons.
 
In fall 2021, McReynolds coached two NJCAA DI All-Americans and helped the team to their second straight NJCAA National Tournament. The Bengals ranked 12th nationally at the start of the postseason and finished the year with an 8-6-2 overall record. The Bengals also excelled in the classroom, earning the program's first NJCAA Academic Teams of the Year honor while placing 4 student-athletes on the NJCAA All-Academic Team.
 
The Bengals made their first trip to the NJCAA DI National Tournament in spring 2021 playing in Region 14 and finishing with the best regular season record at 10-5-1. During that season, McReynolds saw two players receive All-American recognition.
 
McReynolds was a two-time Region 23 Coach of the Year after amassing 24 total wins in his first two years at the helm. In 2019, the Bengals posted a 16-2-0 record and were the Gulf South District runner-up. In the first year of the program, McReynolds helped LSUE to an 8-3-3 record. The team saw one All-American and six All-Region selections over those two seasons.
 
Prior to LSUE, McReynolds held coaching positions at Catholic High-Baton Rouge, Baton Rouge Soccer Club, and Albion College. McReynolds is currently completing his USSF A-Senior License.

A native of Zachary, Louisiana, McReynolds played collegiately at Freed-Hardeman where he earned his bachelor of science degree in exercise science. He completed his MBA in global entrepreneurship at LSU in 2014 while working as a graduate assistant with LSU Soccer.