After 11 seasons, Georgia Military College head coach Dave Sexton is retiring from the Junior College men’s soccer program, leaving behind a legacy of excellence, growth, and championship success.
Under Sexton’s tenure at GMC, the Bulldogs men’s soccer team secured nine Georgia Collegiate Athletic Association championships, most recently in 2024. A multi-time GCAA Coach of the Year, Sexton built a powerhouse program that garnered regional and national attention. His commitment to player development and team unity transformed GMC men’s soccer into a competitive and respected program.
GMC last week announced the appointment of Bobby Jaworski as Sexton’s replacement, effective July 1 this year.
A proud GMC Prep School alumnus (2005) and former GMC Junior College football team kicker and punter, Jaworski brings a deep personal connection to the institution. Following his time as a GMC student, Jaworski continued his playing career at The University of Tulsa before graduating from the Terry College of Business at the University of Georgia in 2009.
Since 2012, Jaworski has been a part of the GMC Prep School boys soccer coaching staff that has captured three state championships, with appearances in the state finals, semifinals, and quarterfinals. He also serves as board president of the Old Capital Soccer League, a youth non-profit program serving Baldwin County.
“We are incredibly grateful for all that Coach Sexton has accomplished here at Georgia Military College,” GMC Junior College Athletic Director Rob Manchester said. “He built a strong program with a legacy that will be felt for years to come.
“At the same time, we are excited to welcome Coach Jaworski – an alum, a proven leader, and a passionate coach – who has already made a tremendous impact in our community,” Manchester continued.
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