Since being appointed coach of the City College of San Francisco women's soccer team in 2016, Jeff Wilson continues to leave an impressive mark on the program. In his 6 year tenure (excluding the Covid year of 2020 when no games were played) he has a record of 70-21-10, Coast Conference League Titles in 2016 and 2021, and qualifying for the CCCAA playoffs every season.  In this time at the helm, over 40 student-athletes have transferred to the next level while his teams have routinely been nationally ranked. Additional accolades include being named Coast Conference Coach of the year twice while the program has produced four All Americans, two Scholar All-Americans and the National Scholar-Athlete of the year in 2016.

As an alumni of San Francisco State University and former member of the men's soccer team there, Wilson began his coaching career in 1994, as an assistant coach for that very same program. Four years later, Sacred Heart Cathedral Preparatory hired Wilson as an assistant soccer coach and full time teacher and counselor. After becoming the varsity head coach in 2000, the Fighting Irish quickly became one of the top high school soccer programs in Northern California by winning 4 Central Coast Section titles in a 7 year span. In fact, Wilson’s 151 career victories makes him the winningest coach in the programs history.

Wilson has also lent his coaching expertise to the San Francisco Elite Academy Soccer Club and the Olympic Development Program as both a Cal North and West Regional Staff coach where he has won numerous league and tournament titles including; NPL, San Diego Surf Cup and the 2020 Regional Championship Title in Arizona with 2004 Cal North ODP Girls’ team. 

His coaching credentials include the United States Soccer Federation “A” Coaching License, a NSCAA Premier Diploma, the KNVB International Coaching Certificate, and a MA in Coaching and Athletic Administration.