Under his tutelage, Cougar goalkeepers have combined for 93 shutouts in 169 games while posting a collective 0.58 goals against average.
David Blomquist returns to Phil Wolf’s staff for his second season coaching at the collegiate level. An accomplished player at Wheaton from 1992-95, Blomquist earned NCAA Division III All-American honors as a 1995 senior, then went on to play 1 year professionally as a teammate of Wolf’s on the Chicago Stingers.
Blomquist was named the College Conference of Illinois and Wisconsin (CCIW) Player of the Year in 1995 after posting 13 goals and 2 assists. In his Wheaton career, Blomquist finished with 17 goals and 5 assists and was a 2-time All-CCIW first team selection.
Prior to joining Azusa Pacific, Blomquist spent the past 8 years coaching in the San Diego area, most recently as the head coach at Santa Fe Christian School and the Rancho Santa Fe Attack club program. Blomquist is a co-founder and co-director of Coast 2 Coast Soccer Camps, a sports ministry soccer camp targeted towards children ages 6-12.
Blomquist, a native of Granby, Conn., graduated from Wheaton with a degree in Biology and is wrapping up work on his Master’s in Sport Psychology from San Diego State. Blomquist is single and currently resides in San Dimas.
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