
Credentials:
USSF National B License
MBA in Sports Management
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Background:
Jimmy Krueger has served as the head boys’ soccer coach at Seven Lakes High School since the 2009–2010 season. During his tenure, every varsity team he has led has qualified for the UIL playoffs while competing in one of the most challenging districts in Texas. His teams have established numerous district records and have captured 11 district championships, along with two state championships at the highest classification level. Coach Krueger has also developed numerous players who have advanced to compete at the collegiate and professional levels.
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A native of New Orleans, Louisiana, Krueger moved to Texas at the age of 14 and attended Katy High School. He continued his playing career at Midwestern State University, where he was a four-year standout. He led the team in goals in two seasons and is one of the top goal scorers in program history. Krueger earned All-Conference honors three times and helped lead the Mustangs to two NCAA Elite Eight appearances. During his collegiate career, the team compiled an overall record of 56–15–6.
Following college, Krueger played two seasons in British Columbia, Canada, where he scored 30 goals. In his first season, he led the league in scoring and was named Most Valuable Player. He was also selected to the Canadian All-Star Team and started in a match against Hearts of the Scottish Premier League.
Krueger holds a Master of Business Administration with a concentration in Sports Management from Southern New Hampshire University, where he graduated with honors as a member of Delta Mu Delta. He and his wife, Erin, along with their two sons, Mason and Wesley, reside in Fulshear, Texas.
Andrew Hackney is a passionate and dedicated Junior Varsity soccer coach, currently in his second year of coaching. With a deep love for the game and a commitment to developing student-athletes, Andrew is focused on fostering both skill development and personal growth in his players. Growing up in Brownwood, TX, Andrew’s connection to soccer and his small-town roots have shaped his coaching philosophy, which emphasizes teamwork, discipline, and a growth mindset.
Before stepping into the coaching world, Andrew played Division III soccer in college, where he honed his technical skills, tactical understanding, and leadership abilities. Drawing from his own playing experiences, Andrew brings a player-centered approach to coaching, helping athletes not only improve their skills but also develop confidence, resilience, and a strong sense of camaraderie.
Coach Kolkman holds a Bachelors and Masters degree in from Western Illinois University where he studied Physical Education and Health Science. He holds a United Soccer Coaches High School Coaching Diploma. The 2025-2026 year will be his 22nd year coaching athletics in Texas public schools, and his 19th year coaching sub-varsity boys soccer in Katy ISD. He has previously coached 4 years at Taylor High School and 15 years at Seven Lakes. Coach Kolkman has coached at both the JV-A and JV-B levels at both schools. He has coached his teams to 8 JV1 and 13 JV2 district championships. In 2018 his JVA team achieved the first perfect season soccer season in Katy ISD history, 22-0-0. Coach Kolkman has often said his success should be attributed to the very talented and skilled players he has had the opportunity to coach.
