Jaclyn Stoll has been part of the Charleston Southern coaching staff since 2007, primarily working with the goalkeepers, defenders, and defensive midfielders. In July 2023, Stoll was promoted to the role of assistant coach.
Stoll has played a key role in the success of the Buccaneer's goalkeepers since she arrived. She has helped produce multiple All-Conference selections and Big South Defensive Players of the Week. Notably, ten of the top 13 single-season goals against average (GAA) marks in CSU history occurred while Stoll has been on the staff.
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Stoll has worked with some of the top goalkeepers in school history. In 2018, Stoll helped Jazmin Gonzalez achieve a 1.00 GAA, the second-best in CSU history. The Bucs set school records with an overall GAA of 1.01 and a save percentage of .847, both ranking second in the Big South.
Stoll has played a crucial role in the development of Jenna Moran. In 2021, Moran became the first player in program history to win the Big South Goalkeeper of the Year award and was named First-Team All-Big South. In 2023, Moran again received the Big South Goalkeeper of the Year award and was named First-Team All-Big South for the second time. Moran's 1.17 GAA ranks fifth all-time in school history, and her 201 saves rank sixth all-time.
In addition to working with the Buccaneers, Stoll is the owner of Stoll Soccer and goalkeeper coach at South Carolina Surf Soccer Club. She has coached for the South Carolina Olympic Development Program from 2018 to 2021 and the WPSL's Charleston Fleet from 2017 to 2018. She also served as director at Suárez Soccer School from 2008 to 2020.
Stoll was a four-year letter winner at Coastal Carolina University, playing in 67 games for the Chanticleers and earning a Big South Regular Season Championship. She amassed 5,684 minutes in goal during her career and appears in every record category of the CCU Goalkeeping Record Book.
A native of Fairfax Station, Virginia, Stoll resides on James Island. She holds a USSF C License and USC Goalkeeping Level 1 & 2 Diplomas.
