Ronda Brooks
	Position: Director of Soccer Operations Alma Mater: Auburn 2008

Ronda Brooks enters her first season as the director of soccer operations on head coach Matt Mott's staff in 2012.

Brooks, no stranger to the SEC, played for Auburn from 2003-06 and garnered several honors including being named the 2006 SEC Defensive Player of the Year, a two-time All-SEC First Team Selection, earning two All-America Honors in 2004 and was an All-SEC Academic Team honoree. While at Auburn, Brooks played for Mott who was an assistant coach with the Tigers from 1999-2005.

Brooks comes to Oxford from Atlanta, Ga., where she worked as a trainer, conducting small, group soccer training sessions. She also worked as a paraprofessional at Warren T. Jackson Elementary school interacting and teaching high-functioning autistic children and was an assistant coach with the Tophat soccer club.

She also sent time as an assistant coach at Tennessee Tech University from March of 2009 - August of 2010, where she coached under former Tennessee Tech University head coach and current Ole Miss assistant coach Becky Fletcher.

Beginning in the summer of 2007, Brooks has played semi-pro soccer with the Atlanta Silverbacks and served as the team captain of the national championship team in 2011. She earned her bachelor's degree from Auburn in 2008 with a degree in geography.