Coach Troy is a Marine Corps veteran dedicated to the athletic and character development of young athletes. He played football throughout high school and in the Marine Corps. This is his 3rd year coaching football and 2nd year as a head coach. Coach Troy also coaches youth wrestling, is a former martial arts instructor, and has been a personal trainer for 10 years.
When it comes to team success, Coach Troy says, "Confusion breeds chaos. Only through effective communication, at all levels, can we ensure that our team goals will be achieved. I also encourage young athletes to have a champion mindset. To me, a champion mindset is to never give up when faced with challenges. I strive to teach that our shortcomings do not define us, they simply present opportunities for us to improve and grow."
Coach Troy's goal this season is to develop each players' athletic ability, cultivate strong team bonds, and create a solid foundation that the Jr. Pee Wee players can carry with them in the future.
Coach Rod is returning to WJT as the 2025 Head Coach for the Pee Wee team. He has been an athlete of the game his entire life and has since transitioned into coaching. He has been coaching youth sports for the past 6 years, with this being his 3rd year in youth Football. Coach Rod is dedicated to teaching proper fundamentals, teamwork, player development, and growth while helping athletes build a love for the game. Coach Rod has lived in Roseville since 2017 with his beautiful wife Lenea and his 4 children Joseph (10), Ilyahna (8), Aviahna (6), and Nayelli (2). Coach Rod is excited for the upcoming season and ready to hit the ground running. Go Creek!!
A good coach can change a game.. A great coach can change a life"
Hello everyone, My name is Andrew Clark (Andy), and I will be your 2025 Jr. Midgets Head Coach. First off, I'm very grateful for this opportunity and I hope to exceed everyone's expectations this season. A little bit about me, I'm married to my beautiful wife Brandy, and dad to my son Olan and daughter Gemma. I've been coaching youth football since 2014, from ages 5-14, and coached baseball for a few seasons. I grew up in Citrus Heights CA and went to Mesa Verde High School. While at MV, I played quarterback and strong safety for our team and was a wrestler. After my high school years, I logged over 350 games of competitive flag football and played in my high school's alumni football league. Yes, all of us old guys strapping on the pads to give it one more go! Football has always been a big part of my life and I look forward to an amazing season ahead.