Coach Grace just completed her 4th season as Chaffey’s Head Women’s Soccer Coach.  Grace starts her 5th year with hopes of bringing home another winning season.  Last year, the Lady Panthers made it to regional play-offs, establishing Chaffey soccer as a respected program in Southern California.  Coach Grace has successfully helped her athletes to continue their education and soccer careers at the next level.  Various former Lady Panthers have moved on to 4-year Universities throughout the United States.  Also, Coach Grace was awarded the 2010 Coach of the Year by the Foothill Conference.  Through hard work and recruitment, Grace looks to build a program of dedicated student athletes.  

For the past 10 years, Coach Grace has had the opportunity to work with various club and high school teams throughout southern California.  After playing at Fullerton College in 2000-2002 and earning 1st team all-conference, MVP, Scholar-Athlete of the year and captain honors, Grace joined the coaching staff as an assistant.  During that time she furthered her coaching experience with Kennedy high school and club teams in Orange County.  Grace went on to continue at Cal State Fullerton where she earned her Bachelor of Science and Master of Science degrees in Kinesiology in 2006. Grace has a U.S. Soccer Federation “D” National Coaching License.  In addition to coaching, Grace currently teaches in the Physical Education department at Chaffey College.

Coach Randi graduated from Alta Loma High School and played soccer at Fullerton College in 2002-2004, receiving 1^st team all-conference both seasons and completing her Associates Degree.  Randi went on to play soccer at Angelo State University in Texas on a full ride scholarship (2004-2006). She then completed her Bachelor’s Degree in Kinesiology at Cal State University of San Bernardino (2007), and recently received her Master’s degree and Teaching Credential in Education through National University. Coach Randi is currently going on her fifth year of assistant coaching at Chaffey College as well as teaching body conditioning in the Physical Education department.