U-18 Varsity

Leads the program’s top team, where every install carries through to high school and university football. Rob holds his staff and his players to a Varsity standard — preparation, accountability, and the kind of locker-room culture that makes the difference at the highest level.

Runs the offensive game plan alongside Coach Ihanza and serves as the staff’s second voice in the room. Marc’s experience as Assistant Head Coach steadies the day-to-day, freeing up the program to operate at game speed all week.

Designs the Varsity passing game and coaches the receivers room. Brandon’s dual role across U-16 JV and U-18 keeps the offense aligned through the program — players moving up don’t have to relearn the system.

Calls the defense and coaches the d-line — the toughest dual assignment on the staff. Phillips builds his unit on tempo, edge-setting, and a front four expected to win one-on-ones, with a scheme that’s evolved to handle AAA passing attacks.

Works alongside Coach Phillips developing the defensive front. Trevon’s group reps technique relentlessly — pad level, hand placement, and counter moves — because at the Varsity level, the snap usually belongs to whoever wins the first contact.

Coaches the running backs on vision, footwork, and pass protection. Nick’s RBs are expected to be complete three-down players, with the ball security and route polish that earns them snaps in every package.

Develops the secondary on technique, leverage, and ball skills. Poole’s group lives in the film room as much as on the field, because Varsity offenses test communication and recognition every snap.

Coaches the DBs alongside Coach Poole and coordinates the special teams units. Raheem treats every kick and return as a possession of its own — field position is a Varsity battle, and his units are coached to win it every week.

Coaches the offensive line on the technique and physicality required at the Varsity level. Paven preaches violence at the point of attack paired with the discipline to play under control, building linemen ready for what comes after Bulldogs football.