High school and College Nash attended San Leandro High School and participated in cross country, soccer, and tennis. In soccer, he was named the Team MVP as a sophomore and as a senior.
Professional Nash was signed by the
San Jose Earthquakes as a developmental player in March 2005 after an outstanding collegiate career at
Creighton, and a stellar season in the
USL Premier Development League where he scored 12 goals in 13 games for
Chicago Fire Premier. With the Blue Jays, Nash scored 18 goals and recorded 22 assists in four years and was named a semifinalist for the prestigious
Hermann Trophy his senior season. He also led the
2004 Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup with four goals while playing for the
Chicago Fire Reserves. He played 10 games for San Jose in 2005 and scored in his only start against
Real Salt Lake October 8. He appeared in all 12 reserve games for San Jose, scoring four goals. Along with the rest of his Earthquakes teammates, he moved to Houston for the 2006 season. He was released from the Houston Dynamo in 2007 following a prolonged foot injury. He currently plays for the amateur
Santa Clara Sporting Men's Team in the
Peninsula Soccer League. ==References==