Hall of Fame
One of the most decorated soccer players in Jesuit’s long and storied history, John Koeijmans was a four-year starter and three-time all-state selection. Following each of his four seasons, Koeijmans was named team MVP and was selected to the Private High School League All-Star team and the Texas Catholic Interscholastic All-Star team.
During his senior campaign, Koeijmans averaged nearly two goals per game while leading the Rangers to a 13-2 overall record, district title and runner-up honors at the TCIL State Championships. In four years, Koeijmans never missed a game, while he will always be remembered as one of the program’s most prolific offensive performers, having finished his career with over 120 goals.
Following graduation, Koeijmans took his talents to SMU where he helped guide the Mustangs to back-to-back appearances at the NCAA Championships, including the program’s first-ever bid in 1979. A tenacious forward with numerous multi-goal games, the Mustangs were nationally ranked in the top 10 all four years during Koeijmans’ collegiate tenure.
