Coaching Staff

Andy Floyd

Andy brings a passion for player development, mentorship, and creating an environment where young athletes can grow both on and off the field.

His coaching journey began in 2018, when he first stepped onto the sidelines to help coach his son's team. That season ended undefeated and sparked a lasting passion for developing young players. Since then he has helped lead another team to an undefeated season and an ECSA tournament championship.

Andy later stepped into a head coaching role at 10U and continued through 12U, gaining valuable experience helping players develop their skills, confidence and understanding of the game.

He holds a U.S. Soccer Grassroots Coaching License and is a NCYSA Certified Goalkeeper Coach. Andy believes great coaches never stop learning, and he is committed to continuing his own education so he can give his players the best possible experience.

His goal is to develop every player, create an environment where everyone belongs, build character through soccer, and inspire a lifelong love for the game.

Garrett Burn

Garrett began playing soccer at age nine and competed at Classic level throughout his youth career and through his senior year of high school, where he also played varsity soccer as a midfielder. With five years of youth coaching experience, he brings a lifelong passion for the game and a strong commitment to helping young athletes develop on and off the field.

For Garrett, coaching is about more than teaching soccer. It is a chance to help players build confidence, discipline, resilience, accountability and teamwork, challenging them to believe in themselves, take ownership of their effort, learn from setbacks and support the teammates around them.

“I can. I will. I must.
We can. We will. We must.”

An active duty U.S. Marine with eighteen years of service, Garrett brings leadership, dedication, accountability and a team first mentality to his coaching. He is also pursuing a master's degree in Sports and Health Sciences, continuing his education in athlete development and performance.

His goal is simple: help every player become a better soccer player, a stronger teammate and a more confident person.

Kaylee Mackenzie

Born and raised in Chino Hills, California, Coach Kaylee has spent the past twenty four years playing competitive soccer, primarily as a striker and left or right winger.

Her club journey began with Freedom FC from 2010 to 2012, before transferring to Legends FC, where she played through to her high school graduation in 2016. At Chino Hills High School she competed in varsity soccer from 2012 to 2016 while also running cross country and track, and won a CIF Division II Championship in her sophomore year.

She went on to play NCAA Division II women's soccer on an athletic scholarship at Metropolitan State University of Denver, competing in the 2016 and 2017 seasons.

Soccer has been a constant in Kaylee's life for as long as she can remember, and her experience as a club, high school and collegiate player gives her a real perspective on helping the next generation develop their skills, confidence and love for the game.

Josh Carpenter

• 40+ years in the game
• 106 goals, 89 assists in high school
• NCAA Division I at the University of Maine

Josh has been involved in soccer for more than forty years, as a player, coach, teammate, mentor and lifelong student of the sport. His passion began at age five, starting in recreational soccer before progressing to travel soccer, where he built a strong foundation in the fundamentals.

As a high school player he played forward and enjoyed an outstanding career, recording 106 goals and 89 assists. That earned him a full athletic scholarship to play NCAA Division I soccer at the University of Maine, where he transitioned to left back and developed a deeper understanding of the game from the defensive side.

He has coached at youth, junior varsity and varsity level, and spent six years as an assistant coach at Genesee Community College. During that time the team competed at the National Tournament five out of six years, including a National Championship in 2017.

After more than four decades in soccer, Josh believes the greatest lessons of the game extend far beyond the field: discipline, teamwork, perseverance, accountability, communication, decision making, and putting the team before yourself.

Jennifer Charlson

• Back to back 4A District Championships
• Two time Cross Country MVP
• Marine Corps softball team

Coach Jenn brings a strong competitive athletic background and a passion for developing confident, intelligent soccer players. Originally from Greenville, Texas, she played soccer throughout her youth before returning to the game as a defender in high school, helping lead her team to back to back 4A District Championships.

Jenn's coaching philosophy centers on helping players understand the game, read the field, make confident decisions under pressure, and take ownership of their development. She challenges her players to compete, grow, and become the best versions of themselves both on and off the field.