Stefan Tomasevic
About Stefan Tomasevic
Stefan Tomasevic serves as the Head Coach for both the 09 Girls and 2011 Boys teams at Phoenix Rising Football Club and has been involved in coaching since 2013. He has a background in Business Administration and Management, having studied at multiple institutions including Arizona Christian University.
Work at Phoenix Rising Football Club
Stefan Tomasevic has been actively involved with Phoenix Rising Football Club since 2019. He serves as the Head Coach for both the 2011 boys and 09 girls teams. His role encompasses overseeing training sessions, developing player skills, and implementing game strategies. Under his guidance, the teams focus on fostering talent and promoting teamwork. His tenure at the club has contributed to the development of young athletes in the Phoenix area.
Education and Expertise
Stefan Tomasevic has a solid educational background in Business Administration and Management. He studied at Saginaw Valley State University for one year, followed by two years at Post University. He furthered his education at Arizona Christian University from 2017 to 2019. This academic foundation complements his coaching experience, equipping him with skills in management and leadership, which are essential in his coaching roles.
Coaching Experience
Before joining Phoenix Rising Football Club, Stefan Tomasevic gained coaching experience at We Make Footballers, where he worked for 11 months from 2013 to 2014. This position allowed him to develop his coaching style and understand the dynamics of youth football training. His diverse coaching background has shaped his approach to developing young athletes in competitive environments.
Current Role at Arizona Christian University
Since 2017, Stefan Tomasevic has been involved with Arizona Christian University as a Student Athlete. His experience at the university level provides him with insights into the balance between academics and athletics, which he integrates into his coaching philosophy. This role enhances his understanding of student-athlete needs and the importance of education in sports.