Coach Brown, a proud Dana Hills Football Alumni, was the anchor of the O-line at Center. His journey took him to a National Championship at Saddleback College and then to USC as a wide receiver for Coach John Robinson and Coach Paul Hackett. His roots at Dana Hills remain a significant part of his journey.

Entering his 23rd year as a PE teacher at Niguel Hills Middle School, he takes great pride in teaching young men and women the game of football and helping them develop their character as young adults so that they can contribute to society well after their playing days have ended.

Coach Poching began coaching his son Matthew’s freshman team at Dana Hills in 2015. Since then, he’s coached both his sons’ Jarod and Matthew on Varsity and continued as the Linebacker coach for all levels after they graduated. His daughter Gianna also attended Dana where she was on the soccer team all four years. His eldest son, Kenison Jr., played football at Buena Park HS.

Coach Poching played college football at Fullerton JC and Chapman University as middle linebacker.

He is the proud father of Kenison Jr., Jarod, Gianna and Matthew Poching and is happily engaged to his fiancé, Cristina.

Coach Smith brings 16 years of coaching experience to Dana Hills. He and his teams have won several titles at the youth and high school level throughout his coaching career.

Coach Smith wrestled at Arizona State University where he met his wife of 30 years, Venicha. They have two sons, Morgan (14), an incoming Sophomore transfer and Jayden (21), who played for Dana Hills for four seasons and graduated in 2018.

• Montgomery College JC QB 1989-1990

• National Junior College Player of the Year 1990

• University of Maryland QB 1991-1992.

• Led the Nation in Total Offense in 1992

• MVP - Senior Blue-Grey All-Star Game in 1992

• 14-year Professional career in the AFL & CFL

• Offensive Coordinator at Iona College 2007-2008

• QB Coach / Co-Coordinator, Towson U. 2009 - 2010

• Assistant Director of NFL Regional Combines 2011-2019

Carter Browning is entering his second season as a Dana Hills High School coach. A 2011 JSerra Catholic High School graduate, Carter was a three-year varsity starter at both tight end and linebacker. He continued his football career at Menlo College, playing fullback until the program was discontinued. Carter later completed his bachelor's degree in Business Administration at Cal State Fullerton.

Coach Reynoso is entering his first year with Dana Hills Football and is excited to add to the program's recent success. In Reynoso's early years, he played for legendary High School football coach Marijon Ancich and was part of a St. Paul High School football team that was ranked 2nd in the nation. He followed his playing days by coaching at St Paul at all levels and was part of a staff that won the 1981 "Big Five" conference CIF Championship. Reynoso recently coached at Crean Lutheran High School and El Toro High School. Coach helped El Toro to a league championship in the rough Sea View League in his first full season with the Chargers. Randy has amassed over 20 years of coaching youth sports. 

He is currently in private business and is the proud father of (4), Daughters Erica, Dina, and Jillian, and son Randall (three of whom are educators and coaches in their own right), in addition to 12 wonderful grandchildren.

Coach Reynoso resides in Aliso Viejo with his special person,  Minnie...

Coach Murray played at Loyola High School for longtime Loyola great Coach Steve Grady and was a member of the 1975 National Championship team.

Joe then played at USC under John Robinson from 1978 to 1982. He appeared in two Rose Bowls in 1979 and 1980, the Fiesta Bowl in 1982, and the National Championship in 1981.

After a successful college career, Joe played for the Indianapolis Colts & Anaheim Rams in the NFL and the Oakland Invaders in the USFL.

In 2018, Joe began to coach the varsity O-Line at Loyola High School in Los Angeles for six years and is excited as he enters his first year here at Dana Hills High School.

He currently lives in Moulton Ranch with his wife, Debbie, and has two grown sons, Tyler & Drew.

Max is in his 15th year as the Certified Athletic Trainer at Dana Hills High School. He has also been a sports medicine instructor in the classroom for the past 13 years.

Max graduated from Chapman University in 2008 with a bachelor's in science and played four years of football. He continued his education at Cal State University, Fullerton, where he received his master's of science in kinesiology in 2010 while being a graduate assistant certified athletic trainer, working primarily with men's soccer and men's basketball. Shortly after graduating, he found his home here at Dana Hills.