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JV Head Coach and Varsity Defensive Back Coach
Jason Grant
Jason Grant
Q: "How many years have you been coaching?"
A: "20th year coaching, 6th year coaching at RHS."
Q:"What does coaching mean to you?"
A: "Coaching my family to be better adults. It's not so much about football, it's more about when I'm coaching. I’m trying to create these young men into adults."
Q: "What advice do you give your players?"
A: "Never and don’t quit , don’t quit on something that you started.
Q: "What are your expectations for this year's team?"
A: " To set the tone for future RHS football players , getting structure and mentoring them ."
Head Coach For Varsity
Casey Quinn
Casey Quinn
Q: "How many years have you been coaching?"
A: "24 years coaching, 3rd year coaching at RHS"
Q:"What does coaching mean to you?"
A: "Coaching is teaching necessary skills to be successful in life, such as working hard, dedication, commitment, loyalty, as well as helping kids make great decisions. Our jobs are to take young people to a places they can't take themselves. "
Q: "What advice do you give your players?"
A: "Play smart, play hard, and play together."
Q: "What are your expectations for this year's team?"
A: "To continue to work hard and improve in all areas and to support each other."
Assistant Coach for JV and Varsity
Ahmad Moya
Ahmad Moya
Q: "How many years have you been coaching?"
A: "18 years coaching ,15 years Coaching at RHS. "
Q:"What does coaching mean to you?"
A: "It gives me a way to release all my knowledge to young adults."
Q: "What advice do you give your players?"
A: "Get it in now because life after high school is tough."
Q: "What are your expectations for this year's team?"
A: " To be good men and women ."
Assistant Coach For Varsity
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Track Coordinator
Chris Argüello
Chris Argüello
Q: "How many years have you been coaching?"
A: "8 years."
Q:"What does coaching mean to you?"
A: "Coaching is trying to get the best out of each athlete you have , trying to prepare them for anything they may come up against."
Q: "What advice do you give your players?"
A: "Life is 10% what happens to you and 90% how you respond to it."
Q: "What are your expectations for this year's team?"
A: " For kids to go out and do better every week , regardless of the wins and the losses I rather see them grow as individuals as far as students , but a league title wouldn’t hurt - ."
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