After two years at the University of Texas, Menzies started coaching club soccer at a club in Texas and quickly moved up to become the director. He returned to coaching starting with a west Texas high school team and then as an assistant coach at the University of Texas four years later. He then went on to work in investment banking in New York for six years before deciding that the finance industry wasn’t for him. After four years he was drafted to play in the American Soccer League where he played for two seasons before deciding to go back to school for his graduate degree. It was during college that he got his first coaching job to earn some extra money. He attended college in the United States and played soccer for a small Division One college in west Texas. Mezies was born in London and moved with his family to Jamaica when he was four years old. He has been the executive director of the club since 2012 when he combined several local clubs to form a powerhouse club that has assisted in placing over four hundred of its players into colleges around the country. When Menzies is not managing the full women’s national team, he is the executive director of the Florida Kraze Krush.

Not only was qualifying for the 2019 Women’s World Cup in France a milestone for Jamaica, it was historic moment for the entire Caribbean as Jamaica became the first Caribbean team ever to qualify for the Women’s World Cup. He was appointed as the head coach after the Jamaican team failed to qualify for the 2015 World Cup, and just four years later, his efforts have helped the Reggae Girlz onto to the world stage. Hue Menzies has been the head coach of the Jamaican Women’s National Team, the Reggae Girlz, since 2015.

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