Greg Millick

Head Coach, Men's Soccer

Coach Millick brings over a decade of coaching experience at both the high school and collegiate levels, with a proven track record of building competitive programs and developing student-athletes on and off the field.

As the founding head coach of the Men’s Soccer program, Millick has led the team since its inception, guiding it to remarkable success. Under his leadership, the program earned its first NWAC Region Championship in 2020 and has since captured back-to-back titles. The team has made two Final Four appearances, finishing 3rd overall in both 2021 and 2023. His coaching excellence has been recognized with NWAC South Region Coach of the Year honors in 2017, 2020, 2023, and 2024.

Coach Millick is widely recognized for his exceptional ability to develop talent, consistently elevating athletes to their highest potential. His commitment to growth and performance has produced an NWAC Baden Player of the Year, four South Region MVPs, and a Region Defensive Player of the Year—testament to his impact on and off the court.

A native of Windsor, California, Millick’s playing career reflects his deep passion for the game. He competed at Gonzaga University (Club) from 2006–2008, followed by collegiate play at Whatcom College in Bellingham, Washington (2010–2011). His semi-professional experience includes time with Sonoma County Sol (2006), Spokane Spiders FC (now Spokane Shadow) in 2010, and the Abbotsford Mariners in British Columbia in 2011. Millick’s coaching journey began in the Kansas City area, where he served as head coach for the Northeast High School boys’ soccer team in 2012, leading them to an 18-5-2 record and a district finalist finish. From 2013–2014, he coached at Van Horn High School in Independence, Missouri, where his teams posted a combined 28-18-1 record, captured the 2014 District Championship, and advanced to the Class 3A State Quarterfinals. During this time, he also served as head coach and later club and technical director for Diablos FC, helping shape the club’s competitive identity from 2013–2015.

Since relocating to Southern Oregon, Coach Millick has become a cornerstone of the local soccer community. He has spent the past 10 years coaching multiple age groups with the Rogue Valley Timbers and currently serves as the club’s Director of Coaching, where he mentors both players and coaches across the program.