Jay Entlich
	Head Women's Soccer Coach entlich_jason@colstate.edu 706-507-8055

Jay Entlich will enter his seventh season as the head coach of the women’s soccer program during the 2010-11 school year.  The only head coach during the program’s history, Entlich has built a national powerhouse in six years that has seen his team twice finish the season ranked fifth in the nation.

Entlich guided the 2009 Lady Cougars to their fifth straight Peach Belt Conference regular season title and two wins shy of reaching the NCAA Division II Final Four.  Six of his players were named All-Region, five were selected All-Conference and had one All-American.  During his tenure at CSU, Entlich has cultivated 26 All-Conference, 23 All-Region and four All-Americans including the 2005 and 2007 Peach Belt Conference Freshman of the Year.  The Lady Cougars are just as successful in the classroom as three players were named Scholar All-Americans and four were tabbed as Scholar All-Region players.  The program has earned four straight (2006-09) Team Academic Award.  Entlich has picked up his own hardware twice earning National Soccer Coaches Association of America Southeast Region and Peach Belt Conference Coach of the Year.

Prior to coming to Columbus State University, Entlich served as the head coach of the Carolina Courage of the Women’s United Soccer Association.  Among the players he coached were 2004 FIFA World Soccer Player of the Year Birgit Prinz and World Cup players Kristen Luckenbill, Tiffany Roberts, Carla Overbeck and Danielle Fotopoulos.   Before the Courage, Entlich was a U.S. Women’s National Team staff coach where he coordinated player development, indentified and recruited players for the U.S Youth National Teams and instructed B and C license courses for coaches.

As head coach of the University of Tampa from March 2000 to January 2002, Entlich directed the Spartans to a record of 23-15 and earned 2001 Sunshine State Conference Coach of the year.  In addition, he served as Director of Coaching for the Countryside Lightning Youth Soccer Program with 22 competitive and 100 recreational teams under his guidance.   Previous to Tampa, he served as an assistant coach at the University of Mississippi and was a men's assistant at his alma mater, Virginia Tech.

Entlich was a four-year member of the Hokie soccer program that saw him earn All-Conference, All-State and team MVP honors in 1993, as well as serve as the team captain.  The ’93 season was one of the best single-season performances for a Virginia Tech player as he tallied the second most points (37), tied for fourth most goals (14) and tied for fifth most assists (9).  His career marks of 30 goals, 16 assists and 76 points place him in the top 10 in all three categories as well.  Entlich holds a United States Soccer Federation “A” license.  He graduated with a B. A. in Liberal Arts in 1994.  Jay and wife Megan have three children, daughters - Grace, Kathryn Analise and a son - Jacob Andrew.

Dan Muns
	Women's Soccer Graduate Assistant Coach muns_daniel@colstate.edu 706-507-8056

Dan Muns is beginning his seventh year on the coaching staff during the 2010-11 school year.  He served as a volunteer assistant in their inaugural year in 2004 before starting a military tour in Iraq.  Muns returned in 2006 and spent the next two years serving as a student assistant as he finished up his undergraduate degree.

The San Diego, CA. became a full-time assistant in 2008 and is currently pursuing a Master’s in Public Administration at Columbus State University.  Muns took a brief coaching stint with the University of Alabama-Birmingham women’s soccer program in February 2009 before returning to the CSU sideline in August.  He has been instrumental in the development of the Columbus State soccer program since its inception.

Muns has coached youth soccer for over 14 years and has also served as boys' varsity head coach for one season at Calvary Christian School and Brookstone School, both located in Columbus.  He currently holds a USSF "B" license, holds NSCAA Goalkeeping Diplomas I & II and has worked at CSU soccer camps for seven years.

Muns received a Bachelor’s of Science degree in Exercise Science from Columbus State University in 2008.  He and wife Angela have been married for 14 years and have four children - Morgan, Ashley, Harrison, and Hayden.  

Megan Kolts
	Assistant Coach kolts_megan@colstate.edu 706-507-8057

Megan Kolts was promoted to assistant coach for the 2010 season after joining the Columbus State University coaching staff as a graduate assistant in 2009.  Kolts graduated in May 2010 with a Master’s in Education.  Her responsibilities include working with the attacking players, recruiting and helping run the strength and conditioning program for the Lady Cougars program.

A four-year starter at Southern Miss, Kolts has played in the second most games in the Golden Eagles history with 68.  She paced the team with four assists in 2007 while also tallying two goals.  For her career, Kolts registered 19 points on six goals and seven assists.  The Suwannee, Ga. native was also a member of the Conference USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll and the Dean’s List.

Kolts graduated from Southern Miss with a Bachelor of Science in December 2008.  She earned All-County honors her senior season at North Gwinnett High and also led the team in scoring.  She played club soccer with the Brookwood Steamers and Norcross Magic.  In May 2010, she received her United States Soccer Federation “C” license.

Mary Brugh
	Women's Soccer Graduate Assistant Coach brugh_mary@colstate.edu

Mary Brugh will begin her coaching career this fall as she joins the Columbus State University coaching staff as a graduate assistant.  She will be pursuing a Master’s of Education in Teaching, specializing in Secondary English Language Arts Education.

Brugh was a two-year starter at Berry College as a central defender.  She helped guide the team to the round of 16 in 2008 and a final ranking of 18 in the national poll.  Brugh served as team captain in 2009 and was also honored as a member of the Southern States Athletic Conference Champions (SSAC) of Character Team.  Both years on the soccer team she garnered National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) Scholar-Athlete recognition as well a part of the SSAC All-Academic Team.

Brugh graduated Summa Cum Laude in May 2010 with a double major in English and Spanish with a minor in Secondary Education.  She helped lead Parkview High to two state championships and three region championships.  Brugh was a team captain her senior year and played club soccer with Gwinnett Soccer Association.  She just received her USSF "D" license in August 2010.