Boulder girls soccer will have a new coach this spring. (Kai Casey/CHSAANow.com)
Jason LaMere, who helped build The Pinnacle’s program into a postseason contender, has been named the new girls soccer coach at Boulder.
The school announced the hire on Friday.
LaMere had been the co-coach at The Pinnacle with his wife, Jessica, since 2010. In the past two seasons, the Timberwolves went 23-9-0 in Class 3A and made the state tournament both years. Prior to coaching girls, he helped start The Pinnacle’s boys program.
“He is very excited about making an immediate impact on the Panther girls soccer program,” Boulder athletic director Eddie Hartnett said of LaMere in a statement.
LaMere replaces Ryan Henkel, whose teams were 22-21-5 in three seasons.
Boulder went 7-7-1 last season. The Panthers graduated six seniors off of last year’s roster.
LaMere will be introduced to his new team at a meeting next Tuesday.
Girls soccer’s 2016 season begins with practice on Feb. 29. Games begin March 10.