Jeff Loucks enters his sixth season as the men’s soccer head coach at his alma mater. Loucks was the coach for both the men's and women's programs for four years before relinquishing the women's job to Gavin McKinney.

The Bulldog men's program has posted a 28-43-6 mark during the previous five seasons and posted its first winning record under Loucks in 2011, registering a 9-7-2 mark overall. He has coached six All-TranSouth Conference First Team selections and seven Second Team All-TSAC honorees. Forty-three players have been named TranSouth Scholar-Athletes and Bradley Williams was voted TranSouth Freshman of the Year in 2009.

Prior at CU, Loucks worked at Lebanon High School where he coached both the boys’ and girls’ soccer teams. He served as the head coach of the boys’ team for five years and the girls’ team for one season. Loucks was also an assistant coach for three seasons and spent one year as an assistant coach at Mt. Juliet High School.

Loucks served as the head coach of a club soccer team in Lebanon for five years as well, with the team earning three state runner-up finishes.

The 2006 inductee into the Tioga County Sports Hall of Fame in Wellsboro, Pa. earned both his bachelor’s and master’s degrees from Cumberland, where he was a member of the university’s first varsity soccer team. Loucks was the starting goalkeeper and co-captain his last two seasons.