Head Coach J.B. Belzer became just the 16th head coach all time in NCAA Division II women's soccer history to earn 200 career victories.  With the Rangers 1-0 victory over Mesa State in the first round of the RMAC Tournament in 2009, Belzer became the seventh fastest Division II coach to reach 200 victories.

For the third straight season, Belzer led the Rangers to the NCAA Tournament in 2010.  For the ninth time in 15 seasons, Belzer notched 15 wins with a 16-5-2 record.  Regis won the RMAC Tournament Championship for the first time since 2003 entering the tournament as the #2 seed.  The Rangers won their first round matchup with New Mexico Highlands 3-2 and then tied Winona State 1-1 but fell in a shootout 4-2.  The Rangers finished with a #22 final ranking in the NSCAA Division II Coaches' Poll.

He returned the Rangers to the promise land for the sixth time and second in a row in his 14 years at the helm of the Ranger Women's Soccer program in 2009.  He guided the Rangers to a 14-5-4 record before falling to Colorado Mines in the first round of the NCAA Tournament.  In 2008 the Rangers registered a 17-7 record advancing to the third round of the NCAA Tournament and a #14 final national ranking.  The Rangers had a two-year hiatus from NCAA tournament play after earning back-to-back berths in 2004 and 2005. 

Hired prior to the 1996 campaign, Belzer is just the second head coach in program history. During his first 15 seasons on the bench with the Rangers, Belzer has amassed a 216-91-18 (.692) overall record heading into 2011.

In his initial season in 1996, Belzer led Regis to a 15-5-3 overall record and proceeded to guide the Rangers to their second appearance at the NCAA II Final Four. Belzer's teams have posted a .500-or-better record in 14 of his 15 years at the helm.  Belzer has guided the Rangers to three regular season RMAC Championships and four RMAC Tournament Championships.  Along the way he has amassed a 138-46-11 (.736) record in conference matches which is the most by any RMAC coach during that span.

Belzer's teams have been very successful at home as well as on the road.  Each season Belzer has scheduled home games with highly ranked opponents.  In 2007, Regis hosted perennial powers Barry (Fla.) University and Grand Valley State, which was ranked second at the time.  Despite the tough competition Belzer's teams are 114-35-8 (.752) at home and 89-50-9 (.632) on the road.

In 2001, Belzer guided the Rangers to one of the most successful seasons in club history. In addition to setting a new single-season record for victories (18-1-1 overall), the team finished the season ranked #10 (NCAA II) in the country. Winners of the RMAC Tournament during three of the past five seasons (2000-01, 2003), the Rangers also hosted the NCAA II Midwest Region Championship Match in 2001. Over the past four seasons, five Rangers have gone on to earn First Team NCAA II All-American honors. The Rangers' 2004 appearance in the Midwest Region Championship Match marked the fourth time in program history that Regis had advanced into NCAA II post-season competition.

A native of Edmond, Oklahoma, Belzer attended and played soccer at the University of Tulsa for one season before transferring to Oklahoma State University. While at OSU, Belzer served as the head coach of the boy's soccer team at Stillwater High School. Upon earning his Bachelor's Degree in Science Education from OSU in 1991, Belzer returned to Edmond Memorial High School, his alma mater, to teach science and coach boy's soccer. During his three years at EMHS, Belzer registered a 33-7-4 overall record and captured the 1994 State Championship.

Belzer, who also served an assistant men's soccer coach at Oklahoma Christian University in 1992, returned to the University of Tulsa in 1994 as a graduate assistant for both the men's and women's programs. In 1997, while coaching at Regis, Belzer completed his MBA (Tulsa).

In addition to having coached a number of girl's club squads, Belzer has also spent time with several boy's and girl's Olympic Development Program (ODP) teams. On top of his coaching duties at Regis, Belzer also serves on the NSCAA's NCAA II Women's Soccer Committee. From 1998 to 2001, Belzer served as the Chair on the NCAA II Midwest Regional Rankings Committee and was the National Chair in 2001. Even more, Belzer holds both an NSCAA Premier Diploma and a US Soccer National "A" License.

Belzer, who manages the Aurora office of Benchmark Mortgage, Inc., a mortgage lending firm, resides in Aurora with his wife, Trina, and their sons, Joshua (8) and Sean (6).

Mark Forbes is entering his sixth year as an assistant to Regis Women's Soccer in 2011-12.  

Forbes currently coaches the U18 Colorado Edge club team, the University of Colorado Gold club team, and the U6 Shooting Stars.  He has 20 years of coaching experience within north area clubs including Colorado Edge, Colorado Xtreme, and the Colorado Storm.  

An athlete himself, Forbes played club in Colorado and collegiate soccer at Regis as the keeper and graduated from Regis in 1992 before going on to play for a number of different professional indoor soccer teams.

He holds a USSF 'A' License and a USSF National Goalkeeper License.

He currently lives in Arvada, Colo. with his wife Stephanie and three children, Patrick, Jocelyn, and Mia.  His hobbies include drag racing and spending time with his kids.

Forbes' full-time job is in the Regis University Physical Plant as the assistant director for performance.

Kelly Labor is in her second season in 2011-12 as assistant coach at Regis after returning to Regis where she was named the 2006 RMAC Freshman of the Year as well as First Team All-RMAC.  Following the 2006 season Labor then transferred to the University of Nevada-Las Vegas (UNLV) where she played her final three seasons.  She played in 48 games while making 16 starts at UNLV.  Labor graduated in 2010 with a degree in psychology.

A native of Steamboat Springs, Colo. where she was a two-time All-State First Team selection for Steamboat Springs High School.  She was also a three-time conference Player of the Year, and earned first team all-conference honors all four years.

Labor led the Rangers to a 11-7-4 record in 2006 where she was second in goals scored with 11 and led the Rangers with eight assists.  She scored a team-high 30 points which is 17th most in Regis history.  Her eight assists are tied for 15th most in Ranger history, while that same season she tallied three game-winning goals.  She also earned NSCAA Second Team All-Region honors in 2006 with Regis while finishing second in the RMAC in points scored.

Jay Hamilton begins his first season with the Rangers during the fall of 2011.  Hamilton brings a wealth of experience not only coaching soccer but as a successfull player.  Hamilton is currently the Wheat Ridge High School varsity boys coach, a position he has held since 2005.  In 2006, 2008 and 2009, Hamilton was named the Jeffco Coach of the Year.  Since 2007, he has been involved with different teams within the Colorado Edge Soccer Club.

Hamilton, who first attended the University of Nevada-Las Vegas, finished out his college days at Metro State in 2001.  Hamilton played on a number of teams in different professional indoor soccer leagues.  He was a member of the Denver Dynamite team from 2008-10 of the Professional Arena Soccer League (PASL-Pro).

In 2011, Rosie Campbell begins her second year as student assistant in women's soccer.  

In 2010, she moved from the Rangers goalkeeper to an assistant coach after an injury sidelined her following her sophomore year.  In just two seasons she left an indelible mark on the Ranger goalkeeping records.  She is ranked fourth all time with a 0.95 goals against average for her career which included a 0.75 average in 2009.  Her 16 wins rank her sixth all time at Regis while her 10 career shutouts are fifth most in school history.

In 2008 she was named to the RMAC All-Tournament Team and was named the RMAC Defensive Player of the Week on November 4, 2008.  In 2009 she went 7-2-2 registering six shutouts while starting all 12 games in which she played in.  She allowed just eigh goals and saved 28 in almost 1,000 minutes of action.