Soccer - boys

Andy Hackett, head coach

Trinity’s boys soccer team has a long history of success. The team has placed in the top four at State for the past five consecutive years. Additionally, the team has been the Regional champion or runner-up in 23 of the past 24 years.

Andy Hackett joined the coaching staff at Trinity in 2023. He began by coaching the girls team and was named All-Metro coach of the year. He led the girls team to 2nd place at State that year. In 2024, he was named the boys coach as well.

Hackett has an extensive background in soccer. He played semi-professionally for the Armed Forces Europe soccer team when stationed in Europe, played for the All-Air Force team, and played at South Puget Sound Community College in Washington.

Hackett’s coaching experience includes serving as the assistant boys varsity soccer coach and head JV coach at Wichita Southeast. Prior to moving to Wichita, he was the head coach for both the boys and girls varsity teams at Lakeside High School in the town of Nine Mile Falls, Washington.

Hackett’s coaching philosophy has everything to do with attitude and effort.

“I like the idea of the little guy beating the bigger guys. Just having a winning season doesn’t show anything really. Just steamrolling teams doesn’t show anything really. I do like playing better teams. It’s not about the loss. It’s about what you learn from it,” he said.

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Awards

State Awards

2024 – State Champions
2023 – 3rd place
2022 – 4th place
2021 Runner-Up
2020 Runner-Up
2019 Runner-Up
2015 Third Place
2010 State Champions
2008 Third Place
2006 Runner-Up
2001 State Champions

Regional Awards
2024 Champions
2023 Champions
2022 Champions
2021 Champions
2020 Champions
2019 Champions
2017 Runner-Up
2016 Champions
2015 Champions
2014 Champions
2013 Runner-Up
2012 Champions
2011 Champions
2010 Champions
2009 Runner-Up
2008 Champions
2007 Champions
2006 Champions
2005 Champions
2004 Champions
2003 Champions
2002 Champions
2001 Champions
2000 Champions

NSCAA – National Soccer Coaches Association of America
2021 Kansas Private School Coach of the Year – Casey Casamento
2015 Regional Coach of the Year (Private/parochial, fall central) – Mark Brooks
2010 Kansas Private School Coach of the Year – Tom Nykamp

All-American – NSCAA
2015 – E. May

Kansas High School Soccer Coaches Association (KHSSCA) All-State Honors
2024
4-1A Coach of the Year – A. Hackett
Midfielder of the Year – C. Mathews
1st Team – W. Afman, L. Hale, C. Mathews, G. Payne, B. Wills
2nd Team – G.Diefenderfer

2023 – 1st team – E. Casamento, C. Mathews, T, Womack
2nd team – K. Stinson
Honorable mention: B. Wills, G. Payne

2022 – 1st team – T. Womack
2nd team – E. Casamento, D. McVay, C. Roberson

Honorable mention: K. Stinson, C. Linder

2021 – 4-3-2-1A All-State Goalkeeper of the Year – A. Kirsten-Westgard; Defender of the Year – E. Cary
1st team – A. Kirsten-Westgard, E. Cary, L. Green, C. Green, Cole Mathews
2nd team – Cooper Mathews

2020 – 4-3-2-1A All-State Goalkeeper of the Year – A. Kirsten-Westgard
1st team – A. Kirsten-Westgard, E. Cary, L. Green, S. Barclay
2nd team – C. Green, C. Mathews

2019 – 1st team: K. Kan
2016 – 2nd team: E. Brooks, D. O’Neill, S. Runck, N. McKenzie
2015 – 1st team – E. May, J. Mosley; 2nd team – Q. Manzi, B. Weathers, T. Johnston
2012 – 1st team – R. Miller
2010 – 1st team – R. Billings, K. Friedberg, Q. Walters. Coach of the year – Tom Nykamp. Honorable mention – C. Mork
2009 – 2nd team – R. Billings

All-Metro Team

2024 – All-Metro Boys Soccer Player of the Year – C. Mathews
1st team – C. Mathews, B. Wills, and Coach A. Hackett; 2nd team –  W. Afman, G. Payne; Third team – G. Diefenderfer, L. Hale

2023 – 1st team – C. Mathews, T. Womack, Coach Casey Casamento; 2nd team – E. Casamento; 3rd team – K. Stinson, B. Wills
2022 – 2nd team – E. Casamento, T. Womack; 3rd team – D. McVay, C. Roberson
2021 – Player of the Year – E. Cary; 1st team – E. Cary, A. Kirsten-Westgard; 2nd team – C. Green, L. Green, C. Mathews; 3rd team – B. Dixon, C. Mathews, M. McDaniel, C. Casamento (coach)
2020 – E. Cary (1st team), A. Kirsten-Westgard (2nd team)
2019 – K. Kan
2015 – E. May
2011 – R. Billings
2010 – R. Billings, Coach Tom Nykamp
2009 – R. Billings
2008 – C. Billings
2007 – J. Funk

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