SENATOBIA - Assistant women's soccer coach Corey Irvine has stepped down from his position at Northwest to become the new head coach of the men's and women's soccer programs at National Park College.

Irvine spent the past two seasons on coach James Beattie's staff, helping the Lady Rangers to back-to-back national tournament appearances and the 2023 NJCAA Region 23 Championship. The Glasgow, Scotland native was also part of two consecutive NJCAA Region 23 Coaching Staff of the Year accolades and is the second assistant from Beattie's staff to depart for new coaching roles in the past two seasons.

Prior to Northwest, Irvine served a one-year stint as a student assistant coach for the Georgia Southern University men's soccer program. He made eight starts for Georgia Southern as a junior in 2019 and played in 14 total matches, before spending the 2020 season with the Scottish-based Petershill Football Club.

Before his time with Georgia Southern, Irvine played his freshman and sophomore seasons in the NJCAA ranks, first at Eastern Oklahoma State in 2017 and then at Northeast Texas Community College in 2018. During his time at NTCC, Irvine tallied eight goals and three assists, while totaling six goals and six assists at Eastern Oklahoma State.

Irvine's playing resume also includes a year and a half with Partick Thistle Football Club in Glasgow, where he played alongside Beattie. He holds an associate of science degree from Northeast Texas Community College and a bachelors degree in interdisciplinary studies from Georgia Southern.