Will Martin is an experienced professional in sports leadership and recreation management. Since March 2015, Will has served as the PE/Rec Director at the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation. In addition, Will has been the VP of Player Personnel and Assistant Coach at The SoCal Coyotes Non-Profit Sports Leadership Organization since December 2017 and has held the position of Defensive Coordinator at Rancho Mirage High School since April 2015. Will holds a Bachelor of Arts in Criminology from The University of New Mexico and a Master of Education in Curriculum and Instruction from Chapman University.
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The SoCal Coyotes Non-Profit Sports Leadership Organization
The SoCal Coyotes are the national standard of American developmental football. Our non-profit organization provides elite athletes a professional environment that refines and showcases their skills through our trademarked processes similar to the NBA's D-league and MLB's minor-league systems. NFL executives have named the SoCal Coyotes organization America's #1 Developmental Football Program™ for its national, scalable brands, community outreach programs, five-year operating track record, verifiable data, youth curriculum, sales, public-private sector alliances, and measured results. Visit www.thesocalcoyotes.com. The perennial champion Coyotes are a California non-profit sports leadership organization that reshapes lives, homes and communities by Building Champions, Building Men™. Its year-round ‘Faith, Family Football™’ leadership programs, community service and sports initiatives develop aspiring athletes; equip and inspire at-risk youth; nurture single fathers and father figures; and extol the virtues of family values. It encourages positive fathering and family legacies; mentors young men into trusted corporate citizens with sustainable incomes; and is actively engaged each year in the lives of future generations throughout the Coachella Valley. On the field, 70 players annually earn the distinction to ‘Defend the Shield™.’ Many will graduate each year into professional football or local careers. Off the field, in Coachella Valley public schools alone, 30,000 students annually participate in Coyote Leadership Training and receive published Coyote Leadership Curriculum™. The Coyotes raise funds and donate thousands of dollars annually that affect every desert community. Coyote programs reach thousands of youth through coordinated efforts with numerous local charitable and civic organizations, including Boys & Girls Clubs, the YMCA, the Desert Strength Academy, the Boys & Girl Scouts of America, and Rotary International.