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Jamie Peterson

  • Title
    Assistant Athletic Director / Head Soccer Coach
  • Email
    jpeterson@okwu.edu
  • Phone
    918.335.6805

Jamie Peterson has been the head coach of Oklahoma Wesleyan University’s men’s soccer team for 16 years. During his tenure, he has developed one of the best college soccer programs in the country. 

A graduate of OKWU, Peterson became the Head Coach in 2010. Since then, OKWU’s soccer team has boasted an 83.2% winning percentage with a record of 292-49-25. Peterson has been named Conference Coach of the Year 12 times and United Coaches Regional Coach of the Year eight times (2015, 2017, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2023, 2024 & 2025) and His Coaching Staff was named the United Soccer Coaches Coaching Staff of the Year in 2025. 

Under his leadership, the Eagles have made the NAIA National Tournament for fifteen consecutive years (2011-2025, including the program’s first-ever appearance in the National Championship in 2020. At multiple points in Peterson’s tenure, OKWU has been ranked #1 in the nation. OKWU has been ranked in the NAIA top 25 poll, for 140 straight weeks. 

Peterson has coached 49 NAIA All-Americans, the 2019 & 2023 NAIA National Player of the Year, the 2020 NAIA Scholar-Athlete of the Year, and 10 NCCAA All-Americans. 

All told, Peterson and the Eagles have qualified for 15 straight NAIA National Tournaments, won nine KCAC regular season championships (2015, 2016, 2017, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024 & 2025), eight KCAC tournament championships (2015, 2017, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024) & 2025, three MCAC regular season championships (2011, 2012, 2013) and two MCAC tournament championships (2011, 2012). 

In addition to his coaching responsibilities, Peterson serves as the Assistant Athletic Director for OKWU. 

Peterson and his wife, Samantha, have two children and live in Bartlesville. 

  

Yearly Results 

2025- 19-1-3-; KCAC regular season and tournament champions; advance to NAIA National round of 16.  Entered the national tournament landed #1 in the NAIA coaches poll and entered as a #2 seed. Finished the year ranked #9. 

2024 – 22-2-0; KCAC regular season and tournament champions; advanced to NAIA National Quarter-Finals; entered Nationals as #2 in Coach Poll, finished the year ranked #5 in the country. 

2023 – 17-2-5; KCAC regular season and tournament champions; advanced to NAIA National tournament Semi-Finals; finished season ranked #3 in the national poll.  NAIA National Player of the Year Stefan Cvetanovic (broke NAIA record for most career goals and points)  

2022 – 14-6-3; KCAC regular season and tournament champions; advanced to NAIA National tournament second round; finished season ranked #15 in national poll. 

 2021 – 21-3-0; KCAC regular season and tournament champions; advanced to NAIA National Quarterfinals game; finished season ranked #5 in national poll. 

·         2020 – 21-3-1; KCAC regular season and tournament champions; advanced to NAIA National Championship game; finished season ranked #2 in national poll 

·         2019 – 19-5-0; team scored 117 goals, a program record; advanced to the NAIA Quarterfinals; NAIA National Player of the Year Stefan Lukic 

·         2018 – 20-4-0; advanced to quarterfinals of NAIA National Tournament 

·         2017 – 22-1-2, the best record in the nation; school record for goals scored (107); advanced to program’s first NAIA Semi-final before losing to eventual champion Wayland Baptist 

·         2016 – 19-1-2; Ranked #1 in nation; KCAC champions; NAIA National Tournament appearance 

·         2015 – 20-1-1 (program record for wins at the time); KCAC regular season and tournament champions; NAIA National Tournament appearance 

·         2014 – 14-5-2; NAIA National Tournament appearance; MCAC Tournament Runner-up 

·         2013 – 19-4-0; MCAC regular season champions; advanced to NAIA quarterfinals for the first time in program history 

·         2012 – 19-1-1; MCAC regular season and tournament champions; NAIA National Tournament Appearance 

  • 2011 – 14-5-2; MCAC regular season and tournament champions; NAIA National Tournament appearance 

  • 2010 – 12-5-3; NCCAA Regional Final appearance, lost to Southwestern Christian University 1-2.