Anne Louthan comes to UCCS as a Volunteer Assistant Women's Soccer Coach in August, 2026.
Louthan played for the UCCS women's soccer team during the 2022 campaign after the 2021 season where she attended Oklahoma Baptist University. She would then go on to finish her collegiate soccer career at Dallas Baptist University for the 2024-25 seasons.Â
In her lone season with UCCS, Louthan made an impact as she finished as one of just five Mountain Lions to start all 22 games. She helped her team earn a 14-4-4 record, reached the NCAA Tournament Second Round, and played over 1,846 minutes, which is fifth all-time in a sophomore season for UCCS. Louthan also received United Soccer Coaches All-South Central Region First Team and All RMAC Second Team honors.Â
Louthan's success would continue after UCCS, as she competed in all 44 games in her two seasons with DBU, along with notching 20 goals and 11 assists. She contributed to a 36-5-3 record, won the 2025 Lone Star Conference Tournament, and reached the 2025 NCAA Tournament Quarterfinals. Through her four years of competition across three schools, Louthan finished her collegiate soccer career with 86 games played (84 started), 6,616 minutes played, 31 goals, and 16 assists.
AÂ native of Colorado, Louthan graduated from Air Academy High School in 2021. She was an Accelerated Nursing Student at UCCS and earned her Bachelor of Science in Interdisciplinary Studies with an emphasis on Biology and Sports Management in 2026.
