Peyton Frick comes to Dallas Christian College after serving as the Head Women's Soccer Coach at North Central University in Minneapolis, Minnesota. At North Central, Frick oversaw all aspects of the NCAA Division III/NCCAA Division II program, including recruiting, training design, match preparation, scheduling, travel, equipment, academic accountability, player development, and day-to-day operations. He helped lead the program through a rebuilding period while emphasizing roster stability, culture, faith-centered leadership, and holistic student-athlete development.
Before North Central, Frick gained collegiate coaching experience as an Assistant Women's Soccer Coach at NCAA Division I Nicholls State University in Thibodaux, Louisiana, and as Interim Head Women's Soccer Coach at NCAA Division III Elmira College in Elmira, New York. At Elmira, he also served as goalkeeper coach and contributed to the recruitment and development of multiple All-Conference players.
Frick's coaching background also includes experience at the high school level, with stops at Branson High School in Branson, Missouri, St. Frederick High School in Monroe, Louisiana, and Arkadelphia High School in Arkadelphia, Arkansas. During his time in the high school game, he helped coach All-District and All-State players and contributed to a district championship program.
Frick played collegiately at NCAA Division II Ouachita Baptist University, where he was part of a program that won the 2015 Great American Conference regular season championship and GAC Tournament championships in 2015, 2017, and 2018. He graduated from Ouachita Baptist in 2020 with a Bachelor of Arts in Kinesiology: Sports and Recreation Administration and a minor in Education. He later earned a Master's degree in Sport Management: Coaching and Athletic Administration from Liberty University in December 2024.
Frick holds a United States Soccer Federation National C License and a United Soccer Coaches Level 3 Goalkeeping Diploma. He also earned a certificate in Leadership and Biblical Studies from the Kanakuk Institute.
A native of West Monroe, Louisiana, Frick's coaching philosophy is shaped by his Christian faith, his playing background, and his desire to develop student-athletes on and off the field. Guided by 1 Corinthians 10:31, he seeks to lead with conviction, humility, and purpose, using soccer as a platform to pursue excellence, build meaningful relationships, and glorify God. Away from the field, Frick enjoys music, snowboarding, hiking, camping, and spending time with his dog, Gracie
