University of Missouri-Columbia Women's Soccer

Stephanie Golan Career 1997-01 Duke Player 2002-03 Mercer Graduate Assistant 2003-04 Evansville Assistant Coach 2005-06 Pittsburgh Assistant Coach 2007-09 Army Associate Head Coach 2009-11 Army Head Coach 2012-21 Minnesota Head Coach 2021- Missouri Head Coach Championships • Patriot League Regular-Season Title • Big Ten Regular-Season Title • Two Big Ten Tournament Championships Individual Awards • 2016 Big Ten Coach of the Year Academic Awards Stefanie Golan, a St. Charles, Missouri native, was named the University of Missouri's second women's soccer head coach in May 2021. The 2025 season will be Golan's 17th as a head coach and fifth at Missouri. In 16 seasons, she has totaled a 147-119-43 (.545) career record. During the 2024 season, Golan guided Milena Fischer to an All-SEC Third Team appearance after the senior tallied six goals and an assist. In 2023, Golan directed Kylee Simmons to First Team All-SEC honors after the forward led the SEC in points (24), points per game (1.41), goals (11) and goals per game (.65). Simmons scored 11 goals on 29 shots on goal, finishing 18th in the country in shot accuracy (.630). In addition, Simmons, Jenna Bartels, Milena Fischer and Leah Selm were named to the College Sports Communicators Academic All-District Team for their combined performance on the field and in the classroom. During the 2022 campaign, Golan's Tigers garnered two all-conference selections as defender Grace Pettit was named to the All-SEC Second Team while Bella Holl

Ana Menendez Nava joined the University of Missouri Athletic Performance Staff as assistant athletic performance coach in July 2022. She works directly with ...

Kelsey Wys Career 2010-13 Florida State Player 2014 New York Flash Player 2015-18 Washington Spirit Player 2019 UMF Selfoss (Iceland) Player 2020-21 Appalachian State Assistant 2022- Missouri Assistant Coach Kelsey Wys was brought on staff as an assistant coach with Mizzou soccer Feb. 2022. During the 2024 season, Wys saw Milena Fischer to an All-SEC Third Team appearance after the senior tallied six goals and an assist. In 2023, Wys assisted with the development of Kylee Simmons who earned First Team All-SEC honors after the forward led the SEC in points (24), points per game (1.41), goals (11) and goals per game (.65). Simmons scored 11 goals on 29 shots on goal, finishing 18th in the country in shot accuracy (.630). In addition, Simmons, Jenna Bartels, Milena Fischer and Leah Selm were named to the College Sports Communicators Academic All-District Team for their combined performance on the field and in the classroom. In her first year with the program in 2022, Wys guided defender Grace Pettit to the All-SEC Second Team and Bella Hollenbach to the All-SEC Freshman Team. Wys joined the Tigers after serving as an assistant with Appalachian State for two seasons from 2020-21. She helped the Mountaineers to nine clean sheets during her two seasons with App State while functioning as the goalkeeper coach. Wys would also assist with game planning, specifically on the defensive side. Before turning to coaching, Wys saw success with UMF Selfoss of the Icelandic Urvalsdeild kvenna.

Renee Horton Career 2016-17 Lander Assistant Coach 2018-21 Xavier Assistant Coach 2021-22 USC Analyst 2022-24 Georgia Video Analyst 2024-25 West Georgia Associate Head Coach 2025- Missouri Associate Head Coach Renee Horton is in her first season as Associate Head Coach at Missouri since joining the program in May of 2025. Horton came to Missouri after spending last season as associate head coach and recruiting coordinator at West Georgia. Before West Georgia, Horton worked for two seasons as a video analyst at Georgia. Horton led the Bulldogs to a combined 26-10-9 record and two trips to the NCAA Tournament. During her time, she guided two All-Americans, four All-Southeast Region Team players and two SEC Co-Freshman of the Year award winners. Previous to her time in Athens, Horton spent the 2021 season on staff at USC where she led the Trojans to the second round of the NCAA Tournament. Prior to USC, Horton served three seasons on the coaching staff at Xavier (2018-21), helping the Musketeers earn their first NCAA Tournament victory in 2019. In the 2019 season, Xavier finished with a school-record 17 wins and claimed both the Big East regular season and tournament championships, earning Big East Staff of the Year honors in the process. During the season, the Musketeers set a school record for shutouts (12) and tallied the second-most assists (42) and points (128) in a season. In her first season at Xavier, Horton helped the program post its first 10-win season and postseason