Anna Grace Kline joined the Bob Jones University women’s soccer staff in May 2023 and is now in her third season as an assistant coach. Since joining the program, she has helped lead the Bruins to three NCCAA National Championships, contributing significantly to the team’s on-field success and overall player development. She specializes in the technical development of the team, focusing on building confident, composed, and tactically sharp players.
Playing Career:
Kline is originally from Wilson, North Carolina, where she competed for NCFC ECNL (formerly Capital Area Soccer League) in Raleigh, NC. She began her collegiate playing career at Liberty University, spending three seasons at the NCAA Division I level before transferring to Bob Jones University to complete her final two years of eligibility.
Throughout her collegiate career, she excelled as an attacking midfielder and striker, known for her creativity, vision, and goal-scoring ability. During her time at BJU, she earned First Team All-Region honors and was named an NCCAA All-American, playing a key role in the Bruins’ attack. Following college, she competed in the USLW League with the Greenville Liberty for two seasons.
Degree(s) Completed:
Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from BJU ('22)
Master of Arts in Sport Administration and Coaching from BJU ('25)
Personal:
Kline is married to her husband, Micah; the two were married in September 2025. She is passionate about mentoring athletes through a Christ-centered approach to excellence, teamwork, and personal growth.
