Co-Director of Coaching, Trainer, Coach

Steve Domin begins his 16th year as a Head Men’s Soccer coach at Carthage
 College in 2010 (holding a combined 277-143-36 overall NCAA record, 15 years)
 and his sixth year as Director of Soccer operations. Domin was named CCIW 
“Men’s Soccer Coach of the Year” in both 1996 and 2007. His 2007 men's team won 
the CCIW title and qualified for the NCAA Division III Men’s Soccer National 
Championships, and his 2008 squad reached the finals of the CCIW Men’s Soccer 
Tournament and tied for the Tournament Championship.  Domin's teams have 
qualified for the CCIW tournament championships in each year the tournament has 
been in existence.
 
Domin coached the Carthage women’s soccer team from 1995 to 2004, compiling a 
130-59-9 in 10 years (.679 winning percentage, ranked 35th all-time in NCAA) and 
winning a CCIW co-championship in 2001. Under his direction, Carthage has 
produced 78 All-CCIW performers, in both men’s and women’s soccer, 19 National 
Soccer Coaches Association of America All-Wisconsin honorees, 11 NSCAA all-
region players and a pair of NSCAA All-Americans.
 
Domin is a former member of the NCAA Division III Soccer Championship Committees 
for both the men and the women. He is also the Director of the Carthage soccer 
camps and works extensively with both the 5 Star program and the Select Soccer 
programs in Kenosha as a Director, Coach and Trainer. Domin holds an advanced 
national coaching license from the National Soccer Coaches Association of 
America (NSCAA) and a national license from the United States Soccer Federation 
(USSF).
 
Domin is a native of Naperville, Ill., attended Naperville North High School and 
was named all-area in soccer and Daily Herald all-state in baseball. He 
graduated from Carthage in 1993 with a bachelor’s in Exercise & Sport Science 
and Business Administration, and received his master’s in education also from 
Carthage, in 1995. Domin played on Carthage’s 1991 to 1993 club soccer teams and 
previously on the Naperville Soccer Association Select Program as well as the 
Chicago Magic Soccer Club.
 
He also had a four-year playing career for the Carthage baseball team.   A two-
year team captain, he compiled a .322 career batting average as the Red Men’s 
second baseman and was named to the NCAA Central Region all-tournament team as a 
senior. He holds a Carthage career record with only 24 strikeouts in 450 at 
bats. 
 
Steve and his wife, Stephanie, the Carthage women’s coach for both cross country 
and track and field, live in Pleasant Prairie, Wis., with their two-year-old 
son, Ty.