Head coach Rob Brewer begins his 15th season leading the Missouri State women's soccer program.

Overall, Missouri State has produced a 131-116-30 record during Brewer's tenure. The 1999 Missouri Valley Conference Coach of the Year has produced 70 all-conference selections and 48 academic all-conference honorees. In 14 seasons as a program, the team has only three losing seasons.

In 2009, Brewer led the Bears to a 9-6-3 overall record and a 4-1-1 conference finish.  MSU finished a half game behind Illinois State for the conference title; the second-place finish was the highest conference finish in Brewer's tenure.  The team made its 14th consecutive trip to the MVC Tournament reaching the semifinals for the second-straight season and third time in four seasons before dropping a road decision to Creighton in overtime, 2-1.

Brewer led the 2008 squad to a 10-7-2 record and the conference semifinals before Evansville eliminated the Bears from the MVC Tournament.  It was the sixth time Brewer had reached double-digit wins in a season at Missouri State.

The 2007 Bears squad ended the season with an overall record of 6-11-2 and a 2-2-2 Missouri Valley Conference record. Brewer's squad made it's 12th trip to the State Farm MVC Tournament and earned a fifth-place finish in the Valley. The Bears defensive line was strong, holding opponent offenses to a 0.81 goals-against average. Missouri State suffered a tough offensive drought, scoring the lowest number of goals (16) and points (43) in Missouri State history in a single season.

In 2006, Brewer and the Bears' program celebrated their 100th win with a 2-1 overtime victory over Alabama A&M on Sept. 8 at the Arkansas Lady Razorback Classic. The squad had many highs and lows. The team's six-match winning streak from Sept. 1-17 tied a school record for consecutive victories. The Bears would win only three of their last 12 matches, however, to finish 10-9-2. MSU rebounded to avenge a regular season loss to Illinois State by knocking off the Redbirds in the first round of the MVC Tournament in Normal. A 1-0 overtime loss to MVC champion Drake ended the Bears' season.

The 2005 Bears ended the season with an overall record of 9-4-5 and a 3-1-2 Missouri Valley Conference record.  Brewer made his 10th consecutive trip to the State Farm MVC Tournament and landed a third-place finish in the Valley.  With the finish, the Bears matched the best regular season finish in MSU school history.

In 2004, the Bears finished with an overall record of 9-4-4 and a 3-2-2 record in the MVC, finishing the season tied for fourth place in the league. The year also saw three MSU all-time team records set in fewest goals allowed (13), goals-against average (0.73) and fewest saves (97).

In 2000, Missouri State won its first MVC Tournament championship and made its first appearance in the NCAA Tournament. The squad finished the season 12-11-1 overall and set a single-season team record with 11 shutouts.

In 2003, Brewer guided the Bears to a 9-9-3 overall record and a 5-2-0 MVC mark. The Bears advanced to the MVC tournament semifinals for the seventh time in eight years before losing 1-0 to eventual champion Illinois State.

Brewer led the Bears to their fourth straight winning season at 8-7-3 and a winning MVC conference record of 3-2-2 in 2002. Northern Iowa spoiled the Bears' chances of advancing to the MVC tournament semifinals for the seventh straight season, however, by defeating the Bears, 2-0, in the play-in game.  

In 2001, Brewer and the women's soccer team enjoyed postseason success for the third straight season.  After an up-and-down season, Missouri State entered the tournament as a fifth seed, beating fourth-seeded Drury in a tournament play-in game to earn a second straight semifinal game against Illinois State.  Missouri State upset top-seeded Illinois State, 2-0, earning the Bears a spot in the championship for the third straight season.  In the final game, Missouri State lost a heartbreaker to Evansville, 2-1, spoiling its hopes of reaching the NCAA Tournament for the second straight season.

In 1999, Missouri State posted a 14-7-1 record and finished runner-up at the Valley tournament after a grueling 3-2 loss to Evansville in three overtime periods.  That season, Missouri State set team records for goals scored (65), assists (52) and wins (14).

A 1977 graduate of Lynchburg (Va.) College, Brewer came to Missouri State after seven years at Elon (N.C.) College, where he was assistant professor of physical education and served stints as coach of the men's and women's soccer teams. During his tenure, Elon made the move from NAIA affiliation to NCAA Division II in 1992-93.

Brewer enjoyed tremendous success with the Elon women's soccer team, serving as the program's leader from 1989 to 1993 and compiling a 68-28-2 record, including four straight conference titles.  In 1992, he was named the NAIA Regional Coach of the Year after leading the Lady Fightin' Christians to a 19-6 mark, an NAIA regional championship and a spot in the national semifinals in Tacoma, Wash.

In each of his first two coaching jobs, from 1985 to 1989 at Virginia Wesleyan College in Norfolk and from 1978 to 1985 at Roanoke College in Salem, Va., Brewer took men's teams with sub-.500 records and turned them into winners, producing 11 consecutive winning seasons. At Roanoke, he coached current Missouri State men's soccer coach Jon Leamy for four seasons.

Brewer, who earned his master's degree in education from Virginia Tech in 1981, was a standout soccer player at Lynchburg and competed as a high jumper on the Hornets' track and field team.  He won the school's Outstanding Male Athlete Award as a senior in 1977 and was inducted into the Lynchburg Sports Hall of Fame in 1990.

The Lynchburg, Va., native was selected by the NCAA Division I Women's Soccer Committee to serve on the Central Regional Advisory Committee in February of 1998.

Brewer and his wife, Karen, have two daughters, Katie and Molly.