A native of Colorado, Caiman pursued coaching immediately when first attending college at the University of Colorado Boulder. He previously worked at the Rapids for 3+ years before moving to California for 2 years where he was Head of Girls Soccer at Napa United, coaching their ECNL RL & MLS Next teams along with U14 CalNorth ODP. Caiman is currently pursuing his USSF B License and was awarded “United Soccer Coaches 30 Under 30” for 2022.

Lexi comes to Colorado from Baltimore, MD. Lexi was the starting goalkeeper at Goucher College (2012-16). In 2018, she became the head coach at Notre Dame of Maryland University and led them to their first playoff appearance in program history. She was the Technical Director of Goalkeeping for the Towson United Soccer Club. She holds a Master's degree in Athletic Program Leadership and Administration, USSF D License, Sports Performance diploma, and GK 3 diploma from United Soccer Coaches. She will earn her USSF C license in December 2023.

Etzael Gonzalez a Dallas, Texas native joins the Rapids after serving as part of the coaching staff at NCAA Division 1 Men’s soccer program at the University of South Florida. Gonzalez joined the Bulls after three seasons as the Performance Analyst for the NCAA Division 1 Women’s soccer program, the University of Oklahoma Women's soccer program. Following his playing collegiate career at Hardin-Simmons University, Gonzalez went on to open his coaching career with MLS Club member FC Dallas Youth. At the Academy and youth side, he mentored US youth national team players of the FC Dallas’ Academy, working side-by-side with Academy and North Texas SC coaches. Gonzalez would go on to join OU’s Strength and Conditioning Department in the Summer of 2019, where he reported to the Olympic Sports Director. Shortly thereafter, Gonzalez expanded his role at OU to the soccer pitch, joining the women’s soccer staff. Gonzalez earned a bachelor’s degree in Exercise Science in 2019 and a master's degree in Intercollegiate Athletic Administration at the University of Oklahoma in 2023, where he was previously funded as an academic graduate assistant for student-athletes in various sports. Gonzalez holds a USSF "C" license and is currently pursuing his “B” license, and CSCS Certification.

Alaina Brothers was born and raised in Boulder, CO. She played many sports as a kid, including baseball, softball, cross-country running, and track and field, but her favorite sport is soccer which she began playing at the age of 9. In 2006 Alaina graduated from Northern Arizona University with a BA in Anthropology and a minor in Spanish. She has seven years of experience in youth ministry settings and nine years of experience as an office administrator. She currently plays for an adult coed rec soccer team and is a member of Centennial 38 (the Rapids supporters group). In her spare time, she enjoys baking and board games with her husband and two girls.

Luke moved to Colorado in July 2022, a native of Runcorn, England. Luke began his US journey in 2014, where he played college soccer. He then went on to coach at Anoka Ramsey CC, and Concordia, Nebraska while achieving his masters in Coaching and Athletic Administration.

Ash has been at the Colorado Rapids Rapids since 2012. During his time at CRYSC Ash has worked with players of all ages supporting players and families along their pathway. Ash’s passion is for creating a positive environment to allow all players and coaches to reach their potential. Ash currently holds USSF A License and his goal is to become an instructor for USSF and the United Soccer Coaches. Prior to the Rapids, Ash was a Director of Coaching Carmel United in Indianapolis. Ash worked with ECNL teams of all ages and served as the 11U-14U Girls Director. Ash attended the University of Indianapolis where he earned a Bachelor of Arts in History and Bachelor of Science in Sports Administration. Ash lives in the Denver area with his wife Jessica and two children Jack and Abby.