Six-time NAIA National Coach of the Year, Coach Wells has directed Lindsey Wilson College to a 329-56-19 overall record (.838 win pct.), winning seven NAIA National Championships (1995, 1996, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001 and 2005) in 17 seasons as the Blue Raiders' head coach.

Coach Wells created the men's varsity soccer program from scratch in 1990, and led the Blue Raiders to a 115-9-2 record while winning four NAIA National Championships during a five year stretch (1998-2002) in the late 1990's and early 2000's.

Along the way, Coach Wells' teams have produced winning streaks of 28 (the longest in NAIA soccer history), 22, 20, and 13 games, and hold the second-longest unbeaten string in NAIA soccer history (31 games), which includes a 25-0-0 record during the 1998 championships season.

In over 20 collegiate seasons as a head coach, Coach Wells has led his teams to a combined mark of 401-92-29. At four-year institutions, Coach Wells' record is 340-68-22 in 19 seasons.

At Lindsey Wilson, Coach Wells' teams have reached the NAIA National Tournament 14 times in 17 years, including appearances in the NAIA National Championship game seven of the past 11 seasons, where the Blue Raiders have never lost. The Blue Raiders' record in the NAIA National Tournament is 33-7-4 (.750 win pct.).

Since the inception of the Lindsey Wilson men's soccer program, Coach Wells' Blue Raiders have lost just two conference games. Formally of the Kentucky Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (KIAC) and currently as a member of the Mid-South Conference (MSC), Coach Wells' teams have posted a record of 72-2-1 in conference regular season games and a 106-3-1 record against conference foes all-time, including 13 consecutive post-season conference tournament titles.

Coach Wells has guided Lindsey Wilson to 161-13-7 (.890 win pct.) record at home, including a 87-10-1 mark in the first seven seasons at Lindsey Wilson Park, the Blue Raiders' state-of-the-art on-campus soccer stadium.

Coach Wells has been named KIAC Coach of the Year on seven different occasions and Mid-South Conference Coach of the Year three times, along with being named NAIA Regional Coach of the Year six times.

During his first nine years at Lindsey Wilson, Coach Wells was also Lindsey Wilson's athletic director, where he oversaw the development of 13 new sports programs.

Prior to becoming a coach, Wells was a standout collegiate player at Appalachian State (NC) University, earning All-Southern Conference honors in 1981. After earning his bachelor's degree in 1982, Coach Wells was hired as assistant men's soccer coach at Georgia Southern University in Statesboro, Georgia. He spent one season as an assistant before being elevated to the head coaching post in 1983, leading the Eagles to an 11-12-3 record in two seasons.

In 1985, Wells was named head men's soccer coach at Andrew College, a junior college in Cuthbert, Georgia, where in five seasons he led the Tigers to a 61-24-7 overall record, including a trip to the NJCAA Final Four in 1988.

In his 20+ seasons as a head coach, Coach Wells' teams have produced 66 All-Americans (63 at LWC), 81 all-region choices, and 137 all-conference performers.

Coach Wells and his wife, Cindy, have two sons, Chris and Trae.

Coach Gavin Oldham is in his fourth season as the head assistant men's soccer coach and head junior varsity coach.

Coach Oldham joined the Blue Raider men's soccer staff following his stellar four-year career as a Blue Raider defender. During his coaching career, Oldham has helped the Blue Raiders to four consecutive NAIA National Tournaments, including the 2005 national championship.

As a student-athlete, Oldham helped Lindsey Wilson to a pair of national championships (2000 and 2001) and a 79-10-1 overall record.

Oldham was chosen as the 2001 Most Valuable Player during the NAIA National Tournament where Lindsey Wilson outscored their opponents 22-4 in four matches. Oldham was a two-time All-American and a three-time all-conference selection.