Catholic University Men's Football

George Coles enters his second season as a member of the Catholic football coaching staff in 2025. Coles steps into the role of Offensive Coordinator after spending the 2024 season as the program's offensive line coach.  Coles helped mentor Offensive Tackle Ben Ciesielski to earn All-Landmark Second Team honors in 2024, the lone Cardinal to be named to the second team. He helped the Cardinals to a fourth straight season of .500 or better as Catholic went 5-5 with a 3-3 record in the Landmark Conference. Coles' offensive line helped pave the way for running back Daequan Harvin to break the program record for rushing yards in a game with 242 against Keystone.  A Virginia native, Coles joined the staff after one year as the Running Backs Coach at fellow Landmark Conference school, Wilkes University.  Coles helped the Colonels reach a Division III bowl game in 2023 while coaching a backfield group that featured All-Landmark First Team selection Elijah Jules. On top of coaching the running backs, Coles also assisted with the development of special teams scheme for Wilkes. While with the Colonels, Coles main recruiting areas were Pennsylvania, Maryland, and New York with some overlap into Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, and West Virginia.  Prior to joining the staff at Wilkes, Coles spent three years as the Offensive Line and Tight Ends Coach at Hoke County High School. He also spent time as an intern at Ferrum College during his senior year, working with the Offensive Line and Tight Ends.  Coles is a Ferrum College alum ('19) with a degree in Liberal Arts/Liberal Studies while minoring in Education, Psychology, and Sociology. 

Vogel begins his second season as a member of the the Catholic staff in 2023, working primarily with the team's linebackers. Vogel began his coaching career as an assistant at Glen Burnie High School in Glen Burnie, Md., where he spent three seasons. He worked his way up from JV defensive coordinator to varsity defensive coordinator, playing a pivotal roll in improving the defense's point-per-game numbers by 27.3 from 2013 to 2014. He then moved on to an assistant position at KIPP College Prepertory high school in Washington, D.C., where he acted as the varsity linebackers coach. The team went 7-4 and made it to the second round of the playoffs in 2016. Vogel then moved to Morgantown, W.V., to continue his education at West Virginia University. While there, he worked a defensive assistant coach at Morgantown high school, assisting with inside linebackers and helping with gameday data tracking. After playing football at and graduating from Bowie high school, Vogel went to Anne Arundel Community College for two years. He then moved to University of Maryland where he earned a Bachelors of Science degree in Physical Education. After a four-year hiatus from higher education, he began at West Virginia University in pursuit of a masters degree. He earned a masters in Athletic Coaching from WVU in August of 2019. Vogel always knew he wanted to coach football, as he began helping out with the Bowie boys and girls club youth football organization while he was an undergraduate student at Maryland.