Coach Hobbs is entering his 11th season as the head coach at Marcus high school.
Overall Coaching Record: 245-82-27
Coaching Record at Marcus: 193-40-27
Season Records and Awards:
2020
Season record: 20-3-1, Playoffs cancelled due to COVID
District record: 10-2-1, Season cancelled due to COVID
#8 Final National Ranking
2019
Season record: 19-5-2, Bi-District Qualifier
District record: 11-2-1, District Runner-up
#25 Final National Ranking
2018
Season record: 24-4-1, State Finals Runner-up
District record: 11-2-1, District Runner-up
#6 Final National Ranking
2017
Season record: 20-4-2, Regional Semifinals
District record: 10-2-2, District Runner-up
#25 Final National Ranking
2016
Season record: 14-5-4, Regional Quarterfinals
District record: 8-4-4, District Runner-up
#12 Final National Ranking
2015
Season record: 11-4-7
District record: 6-4-6, 5th in District
2014
Season record: 13-5-6, Regional Quarterfinals
District record: 5-2-3, District Runner-up
2013
Season record: 23-4-1, Regional Finals
District record: 8-2, District Champions
#10 Final National Ranking
2012
Season record: 26-3-1, Regional Finals
District record: 11-2-1, District Runner-up
#16 Final National Ranking
2011
Season record: 23-3-2, Regional Quarterfinals
District record: 8-1-1, District Champions
#5 Final National Ranking
Coach Hobbs graduated from Texas Tech University in 1999 with a Master’s Degree in Athletic Administration and later earned his Texas Teacher Certification in 2003. While at Texas Tech, he played on the men’s soccer team which won the NIRSA Club National Championship in 1997 and finished as National Champion Runner-up in 1998 and 1999. During his playing career at Texas Tech, Coach Hobbs left as the all-time leading scorer and was voted to the National All-Tournament team two consecutive years.
From 2000-2002, Coach Hobbs was the head women’s soccer coach at Wayland Baptist University. He spent two years in charge of building the new program to compete in the Sooner Athletic Conference of the NAIA. While coaching at Wayland Baptist, he also earned his National Coaching License from the United States Soccer Federation.
After leaving WBU, he spent 2002-2004 working as an assistant coach with the women’s soccer team at Texas Tech University. During this time he worked with student-athletes from around the country in one of the most competitive soccer conferences in the nation.
Coach Hobbs is married to his wife, Lindsey, who works as a counselor in Lewisville ISD. They have twin boys, Finley and Grayson.