play prior to the 2009 season. Boltnar never played fully professional soccer at any level, and now works as a cost analyst for Kum & Go, as well as coaching Menace Academy boys teams. Team record: year-by-year (*) competing as Iowa Menace Honors Premier Development League / USL League Two League Champions (2): 2005, 2021 Regular Season Champions (5): 2002, 2014, 2018, 2019, 2021 Central Conference Champions (2): 2005, 2021 Division Champions (11) Central Division Champions (2): 1995, 1998 Heartland Division Champions (8): 2002, 2009, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2018, 2019, 2021 Deep North Division Champions (1): 2022 PDL Organization of the Year (1): 2009 Head coaches Blair Reid (1994) Blair Reid and Doug Mello (1995) Blair Reid (1996–1997) Al Driscoll (1998–2000) Laurie Calloway (2001–2002) Greg Petersen (2003) Marc Grune (2004) Casey Mann (2005–2009) Laurie Calloway (2010–2012) Mike Jeffries (2013–2014) Mike Matkovich (2015–2016) John Pascarella (2017) Alen Marcina (2018) Mark McKeever (2019–2021) Dean Johnson (2022-) Stadiums Stadium at Dowling Catholic High School; West Des Moines, Iowa (1994) Cara McGrane Memorial Stadium; Des Moines, Iowa (1995–2004) Waukee Stadium; Waukee, Iowa (2005–2007) Valley Stadium; West Des Moines, Iowa (2008–2018, 2021–present) Drake Stadium; Des Moines, Iowa (2019) In their early days, the Menace played their home matches on the soccer fields of Dowling Catholic High School in West Des Moines, with very limited bleachers and no lights. To meet league stadium requirements, the Menace moved to Cara McGrane Memorial Stadium, located on the campus of Herbert Hoover High School on the west side of Des Moines. With bleachers and lights at their new home, the Menace were able to push games to evenings instead of summer afternoons. Attendance skyrocketed at McGrane Stadium. After averaging a mere 67 fans in their inaugural season and between 234 and 341 from 1995 to 1997, attendance passed 2,000 in 2001 and hit a record 4,415 fans/match in the final season at McGrane, 2004. Buoyed by the increasing attendance averages (far and away the league leaders), the Menace began making plans to build a soccer-specific stadium. The proposed Liberty Bank Stadium would have been a 6,000 seater capable of hosting team, youth, and international matches. However, a land negotiation with western suburb Urbandale broke down and the Menace were unable to find another interested party. With plans for a new stadium collapsing, the Menace moved to Waukee Stadium in nearby Waukee for the 2005 season, where they remained through