Thomas Jones has completed his fifth season as the Lady Tiger's head soccer coach with a combined record of 58-40-6. Jones joined the Tiger staff after coaching at the high school level for 13 years. In 2008 he was named the National Christian College Athletic Association (NCCAA) Mid-East Region Coach of the Year and in 2009 reached the 100 wins mark for his career (high school and college combined). He was named the Mid-South Conference Coach of the Year in 2010.

The 2010 season marked the best in the program's history, as the team broke the school's record for wins (13) and goals scored (57). That mark improved the following season with a .643 win percentage and 13-7-1 record in 2011. While the 13 wins tied the overall season mark for most wins, the Lady Tigers set a new mark for wins in the regular season (12) in 2011.

Under Jones, the team has held a high standard for academics. In the last five years players have been named Academic All-Conference 41 times, which require a GPA of 3.25 or better. Also, 11 times a player has been named NAIA Scholar Athletes by maintaining a 3.5 GPA or higher. During this time he has had 11 Mid-South Conference All-Conference selections and 12 MSC honorable mentions. Ten Lady Tigers have been named to the NCCAA Mid-East All-Region Team and five have received honorable mentions. 

In 2009 two girls were named NCCAA All-America Honorable Mention, which is a first time achievement for the program. In 2010, CU goalkeeper Brandie Hagerman was named MSC Freshman of the Year and became the program's first NCCAA All-America selection. Megan Campbell also made program history by being named CU's first NCCAA Mid-East Region Player of the Year in 2010.

Through his tenure, he has seen the Lady Tigers' career goals record broken twice. Lauren Swencki was the first to break the record in 2009 with 32 career goals. Campbell broke the mark in 2011 with 38 goals.

In the spring and summer, Jones serves as director of the Junior Tiger Indoor League and the Tiger Team Camp. He also is the director of coaching for the Campbellsville Youth Soccer Program. He is also currently a coach for the state of Kentucky's 1996 Olympic Developmemnt Program (ODP) Team.

Prior to Campbellsville, Jones coached eight years at Cuyahoga Valley Christian Academy (CVCA), in Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio. He began his head coaching career as the boys' and girls' varsity soccer coach at Hilton Head Christian Academy (HHCA), in South Carolina.

Jones graduated from Cedarville University in 1992 with a B.A. in elementary education and a minor in Bible. He was also a four-year varsity player for the men's soccer team. He was team captain and Most Valuable Player for the 1991 season.

During his time at CVCA, his girls' team won two regional finals and advanced twice to the district semi-finals.

Coach Jones holds his National Youth License, Level 1 and 2 Goalkeeping Diploma, and National Diploma through the NSCAA.

He is married to Heather Jones and they have two sons, Dylan and Jacob.

Campbellsville University: 58-40-6 (.587)

2008: 12-7-3 (.613) NCCAA Mid-East Region Runner-Up
2009: 12-8-2 (.590) NCCAA Mid-East Region Runner-Up

2010: 13-9-0 (.619) NCCAA Mid-East Region Runner-Up
2011:  13-7-1 (643) NCCAA Mid-East Region Semifinals

 

Jessica Hupp, a native of Pataskala, Ohio, joins the Lady Tiger coaching staff in 2011 after completing her eligibility in the fall of 2010 at Campbellsville.

Hupp was a two-year starter on the Lady Tiger defense, helping lead CU to its most wins in a single season (13) during her senior season. During her career at CU, she was twice named an Academic All-Conference selection in the Mid-South Conference and was an NAIA Scholar Athlete her senior season in 2010. In 2009, Hupp was selected as a MSC All-Conference honorable mention defender in her first season with CU and also was an honorable mention for the All-NCCAA team. She helped lead Campbellsville to back-to-back National Christian College Athletic Association (NCCAA) Mid-East Region championship games. 

Hupp began her career as a member of the inaugural Mountain State University women's soccer team in 2007, where she was named an All-Conference midfielder in the Kentucky Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (KIAC). In 2008, she was named the KIAC Defensive Player of the Year before transfering to Campbellsville before the 2009 season.

During her four-year collegiate career, Hupp was a part of 22 shutouts defensively, including a school record 11 shutouts as a senior at Campbellsville in 2010.

She participated in soccer, volleyball, basketball and track in high school at Watkins Memorial High School in Pataskala.