Peter and Lindsay Icenogle have been married since 2004 and have a daughter Kinley ’08 and a son Vance ‘11. Lindsay is the greatest goalkeeper in Colorado Mesa Women’s Soccer history. She is the Mavericks all-time leader in saves (403), wins (39) and shutouts (20), having played in 74 matches in her career, nearly double than eight of the other goalkeepers on the program top ten list. She was named an NSCAA All American after her junior (2002) season and was a three-time All-Region selection. Her season high saves total is 128 which stands as second all-time. For the last three years Lindsay has been an assistant coach for the CMU Women’s Soccer team helping with their goalkeepers and now feels called to coach with FCA Soccer. She was inducted in to the CMU Hall of Honor in 2018. Lindsay is in her 14th year of teaching PE and is currently at West Middle School. 

Derek and Hannah Bihr have been married since 2007 and have a daughter Harper ’13 and a son Beckett ’16. Derek has played soccer since 1988, he had the pleasure of playing for the original Grand Mesa Youth Soccer Association (Current Fire F.C.). He had the pleasure of playing collegiately at Chandler-Gilber Community College and continued to play beyond college. He has played every position on the field including goalkeeper throughout the decades. He started his coaching career in 1998 and obtained his National D Coaching License in 2008, he was also a Grade 8 USSF Referee from 1995-2018. Derek loves the game of soccer and is passionate about the sport and strives to establish a healthy balance of hard work, excellence and competitiveness mixed with fun and revelry. As much as he loves to win his passion is for his players to become well-rounded persons beyond the sport and the families of his players to bond and create memories for a lifetime. Derek believes that the principles within the game of soccer transcend into life such that players strive to be dependable team members, strong role models, and be a part of something bigger than themselves. He desires to get to know his players, and their family members as well, he believes that the game is a family endeavor and as a coach, he nurtures this totality. His goal is to develop and improve players’ technical and tactical prowess but more importantly, help his players become physically and emotionally stronger but also make it matter in the player’s heart. His true passion is to make an impact with his players mind, body and spirit and use his platform to help transform the next generation of players and members of society.