Bio

Brandon Regan's first year as an assistant coach for the Carnegie Mellon University men’s soccer team saw the program reach national distinction as it finished the year ranked 18th in the nation after winning its second straight NCAA first-round game in 2013. Regan's work as a part-time coach working with the goalkeepers produced great things as the team finished with a goals against average of 0.69 (26th in the nation) and a shutout percentage of 0.50 (26th in the nation) with nine total shutouts.

Regan’s coaching experience extends back to 2006 where he began as the head coach of the Eagles F.C. in Wheeling, W.Va. while playing at Wheeling Jesuit University. He led Eagles F.C. until 2010 while he was a volunteer assistant coach at Wheeling Jesuit following his graduation in 2008.

Most recently, Regan served as the assistant coach at Washington & Lee University in Lexington, Virginia for three years. He assisted the Generals to a 27-16-9 record during his tenure.

A 2008 Wheeling Jesuit graduate with a bachelor of arts in business administration, Regan played four years of collegiate soccer, first at Robert Morris and later at WJU. He helped lead RMU to a conference championship and NCAA berth in 2005 and finished his collegiate career as a captain and two-time all-conference selection for Wheeling Jesuit. He later played professionally in the Irish Premier League for Dungannon Swifts F.C., in 2008.

Regan and his wife, Kate, live in Sewickley, Pa.