Meet Our Staff

We are here to provide you and your family with the best youth soccer experience possible! We are proud to bring you a group of highly accomplished coaches and administrators. Read the bios below to learn more about your coach and leaders in our community.

	Chad Webb Director of Coaching   Teams: 2007 Boys, 2010 Girls Coaching Licenses: USSF “A”, USYSA National Youth License Playing Career: West Texas A&M   Chad Webb has been with Amarillo Rush (formerly Amarillo Lightning) since 2012 and became the Director of Coaching in 2014. Chad also serves as the head coach of the West Texas A&M University women's soccer program and the FC Amarillo Bombers of the Major Arena Soccer League 2. Since 2010, Chad has lead the WTAMU women’s soccer program to five Lone Star Conference Championships, three NCAA Tournament appearances and one regional title.  Chad is the only head coach in FC Amarillo Bombers history and lead the team to the league championship in their inaugural season playing in the U.S. Arena Pro Soccer League. Webb, a native of Lubbock, Texas, holds a USSF “A” license and the USYSA National Youth License, has been active in the community as coach and then the Director of Coaching for Amarillo Rush. He enjoys developing youth soccer talent in the Texas Panhandle. He conducts many soccer camps and clinics throughout the area each year, and, in 2002, was named Coach of the Year for the North Texas State Soccer Association. Following a brilliant four-year playing career with the WTAMU Buffs, Webb served one season as a student assistant under Butch Lauffer before serving another four seasons as a graduate assistant. During his playing career with the Buffaloes, from 1992-1995, Webb scored 10 goals and provided 20 assists while also serving as the Buffs’ captain. As a junior, he earned a place on the second-team Adidas all-West Region Academic list. Webb lives in Amarillo with his wife, Joy, their two children, Autumn and Samuel, along with their many dogs.
	Liberty Autumn Teams: 2008 Girls, 2011 Boys Nero, 2014 Boys Licenses: Grass Roots Playing Career: Hardin-Simmons University   Liberty has been coaching for the Amarillo Rush since 2018 as both a head coach and an assistant coach. Liberty spent his college days playing for Hardin-Simmons University. In his 4 years there, they won the American Southwest Conference in 2 successive years along with two trips to the NCAA tournament. Liberty says the player's willingness to work and learn makes his job as coach easy and rewarding.
	Conrod Goulbourne Teams: 2006 Girls, 2010 Boys Playing Career: West Texas A&M, Midland Sockers, OKC Energy, FC Cleburne, FC Amarillo Bombers   Conrod began coaching in 2016 and started with the Amarillo Rush in 2020. He has coached 4 teams ranging from 11-18 years old. While playing at West Texas A&M, Conrod was trice name to All Region. He was also named the Conference Newcomer of the Year. Going back a little further, Conrod was twice names All State in High school. Conrod says he just loves seeing kids want to improve themselves and strive to be the absolute best. Working with determined teams, he has coached 2 teams to undefeated league titles. Conrod recently became the co-founder and creator of Top Level Training in Amarillo, Texas.
	Dallas Hollenstein Teams: 2010 Boys Licenses: USSF "D" Playing Career: Solar FC, West Texas A&M   Dallas began his coaching career in 2015 and joined Rush in 2020. He has coached boys from 5-11 years old. While playing soccer at West Texas A&M, Dallas was a part of two Elite Eight teams in 2000 and 2001. Dallas had a stallar playing career earning all conference honors from 1999-2001. It was all about the soccer pitch though as Dallas was also a Scholar Athlete from 1999-2002. Before playing in college, Dallas reached the pinnacle of North Texas Soccer when his team, Solar, was the Classic 1 League Champions in 1998. Dallas enjoys coaching and credits the fact that the players and parents are very loyal. He enjoys it most when the kids are having fun and are happy! Dallas is married and has twin boys.
	Carlos Medina Teams: 2011 Girls, Border High School Men's Team   Carlos starting coaching in 2005 and joined Amarillo Rush in 2019. He has coached a total of 5 teams ranging from 4 - 19 years old, both boys and girls. Carlos tried out and made the soccer teams at Central Christian College, Mountain View College, and Texas Tech University (club team). He never was able to get to step on the field due to time and finance constrains. He hopes that one day he can see both of his kids and the kids I’m currently coaching, play soccer in college or any collegiate sport they desire to play. He believes that family and friends are the best things in life. What better way to spend time with them than on the soccer pitch. He feels blessed he's able to enjoy the time together on the pitch because one day it’s all going to come to an end but this only makes these moments even more special and it’s something he values greatly.
	Payden Niblock Teams: 2008 Girls, 2012 Girls Playing Career: West Texas A&M   Payden began coaching for the Amarillo Rush in 2016. He has coached both boys and girls teams from from 12-18 years old. Payden played on the very first boys Amarillo Lightning team before the club became Amarillo Rush. Payden's favorite thing about caching is the sense of family and friendships that each team develops. The player's club career comes and go’s, but the relationships they develop are lasting. He loves to be outdoors and active. He has a 3 year old Doberman named Duke.
	Miguel Reyes Teams: 2011 Boys Licenses: Grass Roots Playing Career:Amarillo Lightning, Paris Junior College, Grand Canyon University, University of the Ozarks, FC Amarillo Bombers.   Miguel began his coaching career with the Rush in 2019. He also serves as the assistant coach for the West Texas AS&M Women's soccer team. Miguel played at almost all levels collegiately. NJCAA D1, NCAA D1 and D3. He has played against and with many talented individuals all across the country and his playing career continues today for the FC Amarillo Bombers. During his first year helping West Texas A&M, the Lady Buffs win 10 or more games for the fifth straight season. WT finished 10-8-0 and 9-4-0 in conference play en route to making the Lone Star Conference Quarterfinals. All of Miguel's teams are blue collar teams who train very hard and play hard when they step on the field. He believes they are all very talented groups that can achieve anything they want if they set their mind to it. Miguel hopes to impart his passion for soccer on future players, having said, "Soccer is my life. I’m always around it and I would not want to change it for anything else."
	Logan Tiffany Teams: 2007 Girls, 2007 Boys Licenses: Playing Career: High Plains Drifters, Harding-Simmons University   Logan started coaching with Amarillo Rush in 2012. He has led both boys and girls teams ranging in age from 12-18 years old. When asked about something special in his playing career, Logan said "Just simply getting to lace up and walk out in starting 11 after 2 season ending knee injuries in the preseason my freshman and sophomore seasons at Hardin-Simmons." Logan believes all of his teams are special but watching all these kids turn into good men and women is the best part of coaching. He loves getting to work with all these kids and along side some very good friends. Logan was born and raised in Amarillo. He is married to Bailey and they have one son, Finn. Logan is a Tottenham and Dallas Cowboys fan so most of his free weekends are spent being disappointed at the world of professional sports