Stunt
Seagondollar, Brandon
Brandon Seagondollar
- Title:
- Head STUNT Coach
- Email:
- bseagondollar@calbaptist.edu
- Phone:
- 951-552-8545
California Baptist University named Brandon Seagondollar as the new head coach for the stunt team in January 2020 after the university announced it as the newest varsity sport.
Prior to taking over the STUNT program, Seagondollar served as the assistant cheer coach since August 2016 and has been vital to the Lancers' success on the mat.
In the 2021 inaugural season, the Lancers posted a perfect 15-0 record to claim their first-ever DI/DII STUNT National Championship. The Lancers beat Oklahoma Baptist in the finals by a score of 19-11 to complete the perfect season. To go along with the historic season, the Lancers claimed their first-ever West Coast Championship when they went a perfect 5-0 in conference play. Kaeli Busell was the highest-rated player in the championship game with a 51.
In 2022, the squad posted another perfect season that was capped with their second DI/DII STUNT National Championship. During the 2023 season, Seagondollar set an impressive 50-0 winning streak and secured a three-peat DI STUNT National Championship after the perfect 22-0 season.
The 2024 saw new heights for Seagondollar and his squad as the team earned its fourth consecutive National Championship and improved to a perfect program record of 80-0. Seagondollar also earned a pair of nods for the CSCA DI Athlete of the Year and the CSCA DI Stunting Specialist of the year, while accounting for seven All-Americans.
Seagondollar once again earned National Champion status during the 2025 season after defeating the University of Kentucky in Nashville, Tennessee, to claim the program's fifth-consecutive National Championship Trophy. He claimed seven more All-Americans and was named the 2025 CSCA Coach of the Year, along with nods for the CSCA DI Athlete of the Year and the CSCA DI Jumps and Tumbling Specialist of the year.
Seagondollar came to CBU after serving as the assistant coach at UC Santa Barbara and director and head coach of the Pacific Cost Magic 5 Cities All-Star team. He cheered collegiately at the University of Hawaii.
Over his coaching career, Seagondollar has taught and spot advanced tumbling and stunting skills, including twisting and specialty skills. He came on board and helped the Lancers continue their stretch of dominance, helping CBU claim its fifth-straight National Cheerleaders Association Championship in 2017 and first-ever stunt group championship. Since then, the Lancers have won two more NCA championships to extend the streak to seven consecutive seasons.
Seagondollar and his wife Emily were married in 2018.
Prior to taking over the STUNT program, Seagondollar served as the assistant cheer coach since August 2016 and has been vital to the Lancers' success on the mat.
In the 2021 inaugural season, the Lancers posted a perfect 15-0 record to claim their first-ever DI/DII STUNT National Championship. The Lancers beat Oklahoma Baptist in the finals by a score of 19-11 to complete the perfect season. To go along with the historic season, the Lancers claimed their first-ever West Coast Championship when they went a perfect 5-0 in conference play. Kaeli Busell was the highest-rated player in the championship game with a 51.
In 2022, the squad posted another perfect season that was capped with their second DI/DII STUNT National Championship. During the 2023 season, Seagondollar set an impressive 50-0 winning streak and secured a three-peat DI STUNT National Championship after the perfect 22-0 season.
The 2024 saw new heights for Seagondollar and his squad as the team earned its fourth consecutive National Championship and improved to a perfect program record of 80-0. Seagondollar also earned a pair of nods for the CSCA DI Athlete of the Year and the CSCA DI Stunting Specialist of the year, while accounting for seven All-Americans.
Seagondollar once again earned National Champion status during the 2025 season after defeating the University of Kentucky in Nashville, Tennessee, to claim the program's fifth-consecutive National Championship Trophy. He claimed seven more All-Americans and was named the 2025 CSCA Coach of the Year, along with nods for the CSCA DI Athlete of the Year and the CSCA DI Jumps and Tumbling Specialist of the year.
Seagondollar came to CBU after serving as the assistant coach at UC Santa Barbara and director and head coach of the Pacific Cost Magic 5 Cities All-Star team. He cheered collegiately at the University of Hawaii.
Over his coaching career, Seagondollar has taught and spot advanced tumbling and stunting skills, including twisting and specialty skills. He came on board and helped the Lancers continue their stretch of dominance, helping CBU claim its fifth-straight National Cheerleaders Association Championship in 2017 and first-ever stunt group championship. Since then, the Lancers have won two more NCA championships to extend the streak to seven consecutive seasons.
Seagondollar and his wife Emily were married in 2018.
Seagondollar's Career Head Coaching Record
|
YEAR |
SCHOOL |
W |
L |
PERCENT |
|
2021 |
CBU |
15 |
0 |
100% |
|
2022 |
CBU |
19 |
0 |
100% |
|
2023 |
CBU |
22 |
0 |
100% |
| 2024 | CBU | 24 | 0 | 100% |
| Total | CBU | 80 | 0 | 100% |
STUNT JOUST | Hosted by California Baptist University
Thursday, March 06
California Baptist STUNT vs Jessup
Thursday, March 06
STUNT JOUST | Hosted by California Baptist University
Thursday, March 06
California Baptist STUNT vs ASU
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