Jessup Athletics formally welcomed Scott Sorgea to the team as Assistant Athletic Director in February of 2021. In May of 2025, Sorgea took over as Interim Athletic Director, and his responsibilities have continued to expand as he provides leadership and oversight for Jessup Athletics.
“Jessup is a world-class institution, and I am thrilled to be part of the Warrior family. From the moment I stepped on campus, I experienced the culture that makes Jessup so special. I look forward to partnering with our outstanding coaches and staff to provide all student-athletes a well-rounded, Christ-centered, intercollegiate athletic experience.”
Sorgea’s responsibilities with Jessup Athletics include both external and internal operations. Externally, he directs the annual Warrior Golf Classic and works closely with several of Jessup’s corporate partners and community relationships. Internally, Sorgea is a member of the President’s Council and serves on Jessup’s CARE Team, supporting the mental health and overall well-being of student-athletes and the campus community. Sorgea also leads the Jessup Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC), which organizes recurring meetings, community service projects, and the annual Warrior Games for student-athletes.
As a sport administrator, Sorgea currently oversees baseball, men’s basketball, women’s basketball, men’s volleyball, and women’s volleyball. During his time overseeing these programs, Jessup teams have achieved significant competitive success, including two GSAC Tournament championships, with men’s volleyball winning in 2022 and baseball winning in 2024. During the 2024-25 seasons, all three of the sports he administered competed in the NCCAA National Championship game, with baseball and men’s volleyball claiming national championships.
Before coming to Jessup, Sorgea served as the Dean of Students over Athletics at Capital Christian High School in Sacramento, CA. His duties included administrative oversight of the athletics department and alumni relations. Sorgea previously served at Capital Christian from 2000–2008 as the school’s Athletic Director.
During his time at Capital Christian, Sorgea also coached several varsity teams. In more than 25 years of coaching experience, he earned multiple Coach of the Year awards and is the only coach in Capital Christian history to win varsity league championships in four different sports. Sorgea first began working with students as a teacher in 1988.
Sorgea began his career in athletics administration in 1998 as a teacher and Athletic Director at Valley Christian Junior High School in San Jose, CA. He is a Certified Athletic Administrator (NIAAA) and a Certified Coaches Instructor (CIF).
In addition to his work in education-based athletics, Sorgea spent a year as the General Manager at Hardwood Palace Events Center, one of Northern California’s largest sporting events centers.
Outside of athletics, Sorgea spent five years as the Program Director at Bayside Church in Granite Bay. During his time at Bayside, he served as the Director of Club 56 and oversaw the Breakaway Games Kids Camp.
Sorgea also spent four years in Chicago as the Program Director of the Juvenile Sex Offender Unit at St. Joseph’s Boy’s Home.
A familiar face to the PacWest, Sorgea is a graduate of Vanguard University, where he earned his B.A. in Education. He also holds a California Professional Clear Teaching Credential, which he earned from Bethany University.
Sorgea currently resides in Granite Bay with his wife, Laura. The two have three children: Kaitlin, Laine, and Luke.
