2026 Football Head Coaches

JEREMY BRYNER - JR. PEE WEE

Hi, my name is Jeremy Bryner, and I will be the Head Coach for the Jr. Pee Wee division for the 2026 season. I’m excited to lead a season that is focused on fundamentals, fun, and success. My experience leading up to this opportunity includes playing youth football and baseball since I was 7 years old. I also played both sports in high school, but chose to focus on football during my time in junior college. 

I served as an offensive coordinator at Del Campo High School in 1999 for one season before moving on. Since then, I have coached Little League and travel baseball. Most recently, I coached at West Park Jr. Panthers football, where I spent two years as an offensive coordinator and one year as an assistant coach. This past season, I transitioned to Woodcreek and served as an assistant coach on last year’s Pee Wee team. 

My goals are simple: to teach fundamental football, ensure athletes enjoy coming to practice, love competing in games, and prepare them not only for this season but for the years ahead. I am honored and excited for the 2026 season.

TROY REDMAN - PEE WEES

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 4th year coaching football and 3rd year as a head coach. Coach Troy has also coached youth wrestling for 6 years, is a former Marine Corps Martial Arts Instructor, and has been a Personal Fitness Trainer for over 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 all players can carry with them in the future. 

MATT RAY - JR. MIDGETS

Matt Ray is a veteran high school football coach currently serving as an Assistant Coach at Granite Bay High School as of March 2026. He is part of the Grizzlies’ football staff and has also coached the Pee Wee Jr. Grizzly level to a combined 15–2 record over the past two years, including two championship game appearances and an undefeated 8–0 championship season in 2025. Prior to this role, he served at Union Mine High School from 2020 to 2022 as Athletic Director and later as Head Football Coach for one season, where he led the program to an 18–1 overall record and secured SVC league titles at both the JV and Varsity levels. Ray previously gained prominence as the founding head coach at Antelope High School from 2008 to 2020, where he built the program from the ground up, compiled a 118–51 record over 12 seasons, guided the team to 10 consecutive playoff appearances, and won four league championships. Earlier in his career, he coached at East Nicolaus High School from 2005 to 2007, winning 25 games and capturing two Northern Section championships in three seasons. 

Ray comes from a strong coaching lineage, as both his father, Jeff, and grandfather, Don, coached at Quincy High School for a combined 50 years. As a player, he set multiple passing records as a quarterback at Quincy High School before continuing his collegiate career at UNLV, Butte College, and Troy State University.

CHARLIE YORK - MIDGETS

Hi, my name is Charlie York better known as Coach York. I’m excited and honored to be your 2026 14 U Head football coach this season. This is my fourth year with the program and third year as a coach. I have a great supporting cast in my wife Erin and my three kids,two girls and one boy,in which my youngest daughter is a cheerleader and will be cheering for the 14 U cheer squad this season. My goal this season will be to teach and focus on the proper fundamentals while emphasizing the players physical and mental growth to prepare these young men for the next level. I also want to build confidence, respect, and accountability not just on the field, but off it as well. As a coaching staff, we will strive to create a true brotherhood and build team morale and have fun while doing it and doing it and in a safely manner. 

I’m a football lifer. I have been playing this game since I was six years old. I played youth football, high school football, college football and minor league football as well. My knowledge of the game runs deep. I hope to exceed your expectations for this upcoming season. 
“Go Creek” #No Work No Win!!