Boys SoccerIn an incredible streak of success, Kent Denver boys soccer has taken home six state titles in the last 11 years.

Jeb Brovsky is a former Major League Soccer player and an experienced coach with a passion for helping young athletes develop on and off the field. He took over as the head coach for the Sun Devils girls and boys soccer programs in 2025—winning a 3A state championship in his first season with the boys team. 

Coach Brovsky is a Colorado native with a lifelong love for the game that started at a young age. He grew up playing club soccer for Colorado Rush—where his team won nine consecutive state cup championships. He went on to star at the University of Notre Dame and was named First-Team All Big-East as a senior. After college, Coach Brovsky was drafted in the second round of the MLS SuperDraft in 2011. He had a six-year professional soccer career that included stints with the Vancouver Whitecaps FC, Montreal Impact, Strømsgodset (Norway), New York City FC and Minnesota United FC (North American Soccer League). 

Following his playing career, he transitioned to the coaching world. After initially coaching at the youth and high school level in Minnesota, he was offered a position as an assistant at the University of St. Thomas. He then returned to Colorado, coaching with Colorado Rapids youth soccer and eventually taking over the elite boys program. Following that tenure, he was offered a job as a lead assistant for the men’s soccer team at Yale University. He later moved back to Denver with his family in 2023, where he now serves as the Co-Founder and CEO of The Farm F.C., an organization that aims to connect and empower the soccer community through individualized and group training, as well as mental health and mindset training. 

“I have high expectations, but my main goal is to unlock every player’s confidence, self-belief and self-awareness in who they want to be," said Coach Brovsky. "I want them to follow their joy and their passion. I want every player to feel great about themselves and feel like they have unlimited potential."