Max Weber joined Boise State soccer as an assistant coach in 2018 and was elevated to associate head coach in 2020.
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\r\nIn his second season with the Broncos,\u00A0Weber helped coach the 2019 squad\u00A0to a 18-5-0 record. Behind standout Raimee Sherle,\u00A0the team went on to win the 2019 Mountain West Championship for the first time in\u00A0program history. That season, Sherle earned United Soccer Coaches Second-Team All-America honors for the second straight year. Weber helped Boise State earn a program-record four all-region players.
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\r\nHe\u00A0made an immediate impact on the Broncos in his first year with the staff, focusing heavily on recruiting while assisting in all other aspects of the program. The Broncos finished 2018 with a record of 13-4-3, securing the first Mountain West regular season title in program history and the No. 1 seed a the conference tournament. The No. 1 seed in 2018 led to the\u00A0Broncos hosting\u00A0the 2019 Mountain West Tournament – the first time a conference tournament took\u00A0place in Boise in program history.
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\r\nWeber\u00A0helped Boise State earn a program-record six all-conference honorees. The top player for the Broncos in Weber’s first year was Sherle,\u00A0who was not only named the USCA Second-Team All-America, but was also named the\u00A02018 Mountain West Offensive Player of the Year and led NCAA Division I in goals with 20. Her All-America honors made her the first All-America recipient in program history.
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\r\nWeber came\u00A0to the Broncos with over a decade of college coaching experience,\u00A0having spent the previous\u00A0four seasons as an assistant at Eastern Washington.
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\r\nThe 2016 and 2017 campaigns were banner seasons for the Eagles, as Weber helped EWU to a combined record of 29-11-5 while winning\u00A0the 2016 Big Sky Regular Season Championship along with back-to-back Big Sky Tournament Championships, resulting in two trips to the NCAA Tournament.
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\r\nWeber was key in the recruitment and development of EWU’s first four-time Big Sky First-Team selection in Chloe Williams, who was also named the Big Sky Offensive MVP in each of her last three seasons. The quality of player that Weber helped bring in at EWU was evident, as last season there were four Eagles earning First-Team All-Big Sky honors while two others earned Big Sky Honorable Mention nods.
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\r\nPrior to coaching at EWU, Weber was an assistant at Walla Walla Community College where he helped the Warriors to four NWAACC championships and a combined 10 East Region titles with the men's and women's soccer programs.
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\r\nWeber’s playing career started at Walla Walla CC and finished at Whitman College where he was a team captain at both stops. He started both seasons at WWCC and led the team to second-place finish in the 2005 NWAACC Championship. At Whitman, he received the R.V. Borleske Trophy, given annually to the school’s top male athlete.
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\r\nHe was born and raised in Montana, graduating in 2003 from Great Falls High School where he was team captain, an all-state selection, and a two-time all-conference honoree.
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\r\nMax lives in Boise with his wife, Alysse, their son, Bode, and daughter,\u00A0Marlee.
Heather Berry was promoted to Senior Associate Athletic Director, Athletics Personnel Services and Athletics Chief of Staff in September of 2022. She had been serving as the Associate Athletic Director for Human Resource Services since January 2019, while taking on the Chief of Staff role starting in February 2022. Berry has worked for Boise State Athletics since concluding her athletic (women's basketball) career for the Broncos in 2006.
\r\n\r\nIn her current role, Berry manages the athletic personnel services and business operations areas for Bronco Athletics. She also assists in strategic planning and decision-making for the entire department, while also providing administrative support for the Director of Athletics and serving on the leadership and senior staff teams while being the primary sport administrator for soccer.
\r\n\r\nA member of the Boise State women’s basketball team from 2001-06, Berry (formerly Heather Little) began her professional career with Bronco Athletics as the department’s events committee coordinator. She moved on to become an administrative assistant, providing support for the director of athletics and other senior department officials in 2007.
\r\n\r\nFor the next four years, Berry served as student insurance and human resource coordinator before being promoted to director of human resources and student insurance.
\r\n\r\nBerry was promoted to the assistant athletic director for personnel in June of 2015 completing all human resources functions for the department, including oversight of the area of student-athlete insurance.
\r\n\r\nOriginally from Kearns, Utah, Berry earned a bachelor’s degree in health science studies from Boise State in 2005, and a master’s in athletic administration from Idaho State in 2006.
\r\n\r\nBerry and her husband, Lamar, have a daughter, Brooklyn, and son, Braxton.
\r\n\r\n\r\nMatt Mayer joined the Boise State athletic staff in\u00A0November 2016 and is currently the senior associate athletic director and chief financial officer.
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