Soccer

Lawson Vaughn Joins LMU Women’s Soccer Staff as Assistant Coach

Former professional player and Cal State Fullerton assistant brings NCAA experience to Loyola Marymount

A Strategic Addition to the Coaching Staff

Lawson Vaughn has accepted an assistant coaching role with Loyola Marymount University's women's soccer program, bringing a blend of professional playing experience and collegiate leadership to the team.

During his tenure at California State University, Fullerton, Vaughn helped the Titans climb into the nation's top tier of Division I soccer, a feat that drew the attention of LMU head coach Chris Chamides.

Before turning to coaching, Vaughn enjoyed a professional career that included stints with Chivas USA and D.C. United, appearing in 51 regular‑season matches and earning a reputation for tactical versatility and relentless work ethic.

He holds a master's degree in business analytics from Indiana University and a bachelor's degree from the University of Tulsa, underscoring his commitment to both sport and academic excellence.

Vaughn and his wife, Desiree, reside in Orange County with their three children, a personal detail that highlights his deep roots in the Southern California community that LMU draws from.

His existing relationship with Chamides, forged through years of collaboration at Fullerton, is expected to facilitate a seamless integration into the Lions' system and to leverage an expanded network of recruits and supporters.

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