Adam Reeves returns for a fifth season as an assistant coach and his third as the top aide for the Cal State Fullerton men's soccer program.

Reeves had been the second assistant his first two years, reuniting with the Titans' program after a four-year hiatus. He then served as the "right-hand man" for Head Coach Bob Ammann in the summer of 2006 until getting a permanent appointment on Aug. 31 when Eddie Soto took a position at UCLA.

A two-year letterman for the Titans in 1998 and 1999, Reeves transferred to the University of Washington to complete his soccer eligibility. He played one season at left back for a Huskies' team that advanced to the second round of the NCAA Playoffs. He then returned to Fullerton and earned his bachelor's degree in kinesiology in 2003.

Reeves, 29 on Sept. 9, played in 12 matches for the Titans as a freshman and started in all 18 of his appearances as a sophomore in 1999, helping the Titans to a 14-5 record. He had 8 assists to tie for the team lead.

Reeves coached for six years with the Fullerton Rangers Soccer Club, where he began his coaching career handling the boys under 11 and under 15 squads. He began work at CSF on his master's degree in kinesiology with an eye toward a full-time collegiate coaching position.

Currently a Placentia resident, Reeves played four years at Rio Mesa High School in Oxnard and was team co-most valuable player in his junior and senior seasons. He was married in January to Catie Garrett, a former CSF distance runner.