Bart Sasnett has been named the new head coach of the Eastern Florida State College men's soccer team, bringing his extensive experience to the Space Coast. Sasnett, who has coached at the high school and collegiate levels for over two decades, is a familiar name in the local soccer community. He previously served as an assistant coach at EFSC before taking on the head coaching role. "I'm excited to lead this program and help these players grow both on and off the field," Sasnett said during a press conference at the college's Melbourne campus on Monday. The announcement comes as the Titans look to rebuild their program after a challenging season last year. Sasnett's appointment has drawn praise from local athletes and fans, many of whom have followed his career since his early days coaching at West Boca Raton High School. The college's athletic director, Maria Gonzalez, highlighted Sasnett's commitment to developing young talent. "Bart's track record of success and his deep ties to this community make him the perfect fit for this role," Gonzalez said. With the new season approaching, Sasnett has already begun working with the team, focusing on improving defensive strategies and fostering a stronger team culture. The Titans' first home game under Sasnett's leadership is scheduled for September 15 at the EFSC Soccer Complex in Melbourne.