Soccer
Sanchez, Danny
vs
Kansas State
Sep 18 (Thu)
7 p.m.

Danny Sanchez
- Title:
- Head Coach
- Years At CU:
- 13th Season
- Record At CU:
- 145-86-39 (.609)
- Alma Mater:
- University of Connecticut '91
- E-mail:
- danny.sanchez@colorado.edu
- Phone:
- 303-492-4709
- 2025 will be his 14th year as head coach at CU, 31st overallÂ
- Career record of 412-146-39 (.715)Â
- NCAA record of 309-131-57 (.679)Â
- CU record of 145-86-39 (.609)Â
- NCAA Tournament appearances in 2013, 2014, 2016, 2017, 2019, 2020, 2023 and 2024Â
- Two-time RMAC Hall of Famer Â
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At ColoradoÂ
- Named head coach on Dec. 19, 2011 (third head coach in program history)Â
- 92-27-8 (.756) non-conference recordÂ
- Has the most wins (145) and the best winning percentage (.609) of any soccer coach in CU historyÂ
- 93-34-18 (.703) record at homeÂ
- School-best second-place finish in Pac-12 in 2016, along with a previous-best third-place finish in 2014Â
- Eight NCAA Tournament appearances in 2013, 14, 16, 17, 19, 20, 23 and 24 and the first appearances since 2008Â
- CU is a combined 102-52-29 overall and 40-35-24 in the conference (Pac-12 & Big 12) since the beginning of the 2016 seasonÂ
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Prior to ColoradoÂ
- Spent four seasons as head coach at WyomingÂ
- Posted a 36-34-11 record at Wyoming, including 12-6-4 in his final season, the best record in school historyÂ
- 2011 Mountain West Conference Coach of the YearÂ
- Spent six seasons as head coach at NCAA Division II Metro State in DenverÂ
- Posted a 128-11-7 (.901) record with the Roadrunners, winning Division II national championships in 2004 and 2006Â
- At Metro State, won six RMAC championships, five NCAA regional championships and coached 14 NSCAA All-Americans in addition to the two national titlesÂ
- Coached men’s and women’s soccer at Mesa Community College for seven yearsÂ
- Coached 12 All-Americans at MCC and posted a 103-15-5 record in six years as head coach of the women’s teamÂ
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EducationÂ
- Received bachelor’s degree in economics from Connecticut in 1991Â
- Lettered in soccer, football and baseball in high school at Scottsdale’s (Ariz.) Coronado High SchoolÂ
- Played soccer two seasons at Mesa Community CollegeÂ
- Led Connecticut to the 1989 Big East championship and an NCAA Tournament appearanceÂ
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PersonalÂ
- He and his wife Beth have two sons, Cole and DrewÂ
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LÂ |
TÂ |
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2012Â |
8Â |
8Â |
4Â |
2013Â |
14Â |
7Â |
2Â |
2014Â |
14Â |
7Â |
1Â |
2015Â |
7Â |
10Â |
3Â |
2016Â |
15Â |
6Â |
1Â |
2017Â |
12Â |
6Â |
4Â |
2018Â |
13Â |
4Â |
3Â |
2019Â |
12Â |
8Â |
2Â |
2020Â |
9Â |
6Â |
2Â |
2021Â |
8Â |
7Â |
4Â |
2022Â |
8Â |
7Â |
5Â |
2023Â |
13Â |
5Â |
3Â |
2024 | 12 | 5 | 5 |
145 |
86Â |
39Â |