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The 2020 season will be the third year for assistant coach Tanner Wolf with the PLNU women's soccer program. His duties with the program include recruiting, conditioning, strategy, scouting, and camps.
 
In his first season with the Sea Lions, PLNU went undefeated in PacWest play to capture the conference championship with a 10-0-1 record. The team then earned the program's first-ever win in the NCAA West Regional with a defeat of No. 22 Chico State. PLNU finished the year at 16-2-1, and its only losses were the first and last games of the season.
 
Point Loma also had one of the top defenses in the entire country. PLNU was 15th in save percentage (.869), fifth in goals-against average (.410) and second in shutout percentage (.737). The Sea Lions posted 14 shutouts in 19 matches and registered a streak of 812 consecutive shutout minutes.
 
The following season the Sea Lions were even better. They posted another undefeated PacWest season (9-0-2) and its second straight conference championship. PLNU upset both Cal Poly Pomona and No. 1 seed UC San Diego in the NCAA West Regional to advance to the first regional championship in program history.
 
Wolf joined the PLNU coaching staff after an impressive collegiate career at Westmont. He was a two-time All-Golden State Athletic Conference selection as a midfielder and was named team MVP in 2016 when he helped lead the Warriors to an 11-5-1 record and into the GSAC Championship game. He also named the team captain and the team's Most Improved Player.
 
After college, Wolf went on to play for the Ventura Fusion in the Premier Development League. His skills on the field caught the attention of Allen E Hopkins, Jr., a long-time soccer personality, MLS Cup Champion and CONCACAF Gold Cup Winner.