She earned a bachelor's degree in Communications with a minor in Marketing from Saint Louis in 2003. In 2004, she earned a master's degree in Sport Management from Lindenwood.
With the Jennies 4-2 win over Winona State August 31st, Theobald became the all-time winningest coach in Jennies soccer history.
He recorded more wins in his first three seasons than any other coach in school history. He was the first assistant at Division I Indiana State, where he was the lead recruiter before coming to UCM.
He is a 1999 graduate of the University of Kansas.
Robbers named MIAA Women's Soccer Athlete of the Week
Jennies forward
Alexis Robbers was named the MIAA Women's Soccer Athlete of the Week after scoring two game-winning-goals in a pair of 2-0 shutout wins at Missouri Western and Northwest Missouri State last week.
In the Jennies match against the Griffons in St. Joseph on Friday, she netted the eventual game winner in the 15th minute with a header off a corner kick from
Kayla Shain. Sunday in Maryville she provided the game winner in the 57th minute off an assist from
Bailey Hensley.
Jennies soccer ranked 12th in NSCAA Division II National Poll
Jennies soccer is 12th in this week's NSCAA/Continental Tire Division II Women's National Poll. It's the Jennies first appearance in the poll since earlier this season, September 11th, when they were ranked eighth.
The Jennies went 2-0-0 last week, shutting out Missouri Western and Northwest Missouri State, 2-0. Jennies forward
Alexis Robbers and midfielder
Becky Lackey paced the Jennies offense, each scoring a goal in both contests while goalkeeper
Morgan Hartzler collected her third and fourth consecutive shutouts in-goal, improving her overall record to 5-0-1.
For the complete poll, see page two.
Jennies soccer remains third in latest Central Regional Rankings
The Jennies remained third in the latest NCAA Division II Central Region regional rankings released Wednesday afternoon.
No. 1 Minnesota State took over the top spot this week from Central Oklahoma, who dropped to second. The Jennies held steady at third while Winona State, Southwestern Oklahoma State, Upper Iowa and Minot State all moved up one spot to fourth, fifth, sixth and seventh, respectively. Truman, who was fourth last week but dropped two matches, slid from fourth to eighth while Northeastern State debuted in the rankings this week at ninth. Fort Hays State remained 10th in the latest rankings.
The top six teams in the final regional rankings released Monday, November 5th earn a birth to the NCAA Division II women's soccer tournament.
The third regional poll will be released next Wednesday, October 31st.
