Varsity
Jason Lichtenberger was appointed as head coach of the program in 2021, but it was merely a return home for the long-time Issaquah coach. Coach Jason had previously coached with the Girls Soccer program from 2004-2017 and also with the Boys Soccer program from 2001-2014.
In each of his first 4 seasons, Coach Jason has helped bring home a state trophy every year. The Eagles have advanced to the Final Four of the state tournament each season with two 2nd place finishes, one 3rd and one 4th. The Eagles have also advanced to the district championship game in two of his first four seasons.
From 2004-2017, Jason served as the Head JV Coach and Varsity Assistant for the Girls Soccer program. During that run, the Eagles made the state tournament 13 times, including 9 trips to the Final Four and 5 state championships. His JV program finished at the top of the KingCo standings nearly every season and he finished his stint with a 47-match unbeaten streak spanning 4 seasons.
During that time, Coach Jason served as the Varsity Coach for the Boys Soccer program from 2005-2012, finishing as the school's all-time winningest coach. He guided the Eagles to their first-ever state tournament appearances, advancing to the quarterfinals in both 2009 and 2012.
Coach Jason has also had brief stints as a Boys Soccer assistant coach at Redmond High School and Lake Washington High School, and recently joined Eastside Prep in the spring of 2025 as an assistant coach.
Coach Jason lives in Snoqualmie with his wife Sarah and two daughters Mia (junior at Mount Si) and Brynn (8th grade at Twin Falls Middle School).
JV Coach / Varsity Assistant / Program Technical Director
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JVC Coach
Dem has been living in the Issaquah area since 1995. She has been coaching at the youth level (Recreational, select and premier) since 1996.
High School soccer is important to Dem because "it is where the girls get to play for PRIDE of their school. Where players from different clubs and levels can make magic together when they embrace those differences. Issaquah girls soccer has a rich TRADITION of being strong at every level. It is my desire to as a coach, every year, to empower my players to expand on their creativity, to take chances and to embrace the tradition and unique experiences that high school provide".
Coach Dem has been with the program since 2006. She has had one child as a student-athlete in the program. Another two kids have played for local clubs.
Varsity Assistant / Program Goalkeeping Director
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