Chantal See. {Courtesy}
Monarch High School continues to add new faces to its athletic program, with Chantal See officially named the new girls’ varsity soccer coach.
For See, the opportunity fulfills a longtime dream of becoming a high school head coach. She hopes to build a program that emphasizes confidence, teamwork and personal growth while helping players develop both on and off the field.
“I want them to believe in themselves, find their confidence, learn how to handle adversity, and understand that they are capable of more than they sometimes realize,” See said.
Beyond winning games, See is focused on creating a positive culture where players feel supported and take pride in representing Monarch.
“For me, this is about building something special at Monarch—not just a soccer team, but a family and a culture where the girls feel supported, challenged, respected, and proud to be a Lady Knight,” See said.
See began playing soccer at a young age, competing in AYSO from ages 6 to 10 before moving on to West Kendall, Hammocks Lightning and Miami Sunset High School. She got a scholarship to play at Spartanburg Methodist College, played a year and a half there and then transferred over to Tuscalooma College in Tennessee.
Her coaching career began with Elite Soccer in Miami, where she worked with children from 2½ years old through fifth grade. After moving to Boca Raton, she coached with GPYSA, serving as head coach of the U16 and U19 teams while also providing private training.
Most recently, See has coached with Parkland Travel Soccer, leading the 2013 and 2016 Premier Girls teams. She has also worked as an assistant coach with the 2012 boys team and a 2024 ECNL boys team, gaining experience across multiple age groups and competitive levels.
See plans to emphasize commitment, attitude, effort and consistency as she takes over the program. She hopes to build a team that supports one another, communicates effectively and learns from adversity while developing confidence and discipline both on and off the field.
“My philosophy is simple: Commit to the process. Trust your team. Compete every day,” See said.
The Knights are coming off a season in which they went 8-10-1 and will begin the new year against Ponoma High School on Nov.4
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