King's College Men's Football

Recruiting Areas:  New Jersey: Atlantic, Burlington, Camden, Cape May, Cumberland, Gloucester, Monmouth, Ocean, Salem Arkansas, Texas, Missouri, Oklahoma  Ahead of the Monarchs' spring 2024 season, the King's College athletic department announced the promotion of Mike Cebrosky to head coach for his first season at the helm in 2024, and now heads into his third year in 2026. Guided the Monarchs to their first outright MAC title in program history and their first appearance in the NCAA Division III Football Championships, advancing to the second round in the 2024 tournament. Oversaw 27 All-MAC honorees, one MAC Offensive Player of the Year, and eight D3football.com All-Region 1 honorees. Overall record of 15-7, while posting a 14-4 mark in MAC play. Named MAC Coach of the Year in 2024. 2024 - First MAC title since 2002 and first outright. Advanced to the Second Round of the 2024 NCAA Division III Football Championships with a first-round victory over Ursinus College at McCarthy Stadium. Led the team to the longest win streak in program history with 10 straight wins in 2024. Set new single-season records with 2,553 rushing yards, 29 passing touchdowns, and 370 points scored in 2024. Recorded top-10 single-season marks in rushing touchdowns (t-2nd with 25), pass completions (10th with 159), and passing yards (8th with 2,102). Produced a program-best 21 All-MAC honorees, including two-time MAC Offensive Player of the Year Russell Minor-Shaw in 2024. Saw a program-best six honored on the D3football.com All-Region 1 teams. MAC Coach of the Year (1): 2024 MAC Offensive Player of the Year (1): 2024 - Russell Minor-Shaw MAC First Team (13): 2025- Brennan Robinson, Jayon Hailey, Kaleb Beers, Xander Murray; 2024 - Russell Minor-Shaw, Brennan Robinson, Ryan McCombs, Liam Carroll, Osman Kamara, Jared Reto, Jake Ruppert, Zach Barber, Amir Gibson. MAC Second Team (7): 2024 - Jayon Hailey, Mike DiGregorio, Jake Feese, RJ Dugue, Marko Galetovic, Sean Lavine, Jacob Mullery. MAC Honorable Mention (6): 2025- Terrell Wood, Zach Hulsizer; 2024 - Kenny Monaco, Kaleb Beers, Delaney Hilferty, Trevor Gleason. D3football.com All-Region 1 First Team (2): 2024 - Jared Reto, Zach Barber D3football.com All-Region 1 Second Team (1): 2024 - Osman Kamara D3football.com All-Region 1 Third Team (5): 2025- Xander Murray, Jayon Hailey; 2024 - Russell Minor-Shaw, Liam Carroll, Amir Gibson. D3football.com All-America Third Team (1): 2024 - Zach Barber William V. Campbell Trophy Semifinalist (1): 2024 - Jared Reto Associate Head Coach, King's College (2023-24) Assistant Coach, Defensive Coordinator/Linebackers, King's College (2014-24) Finished top-three in total defense in the MAC in 2018, 2019, and 2023. Ranked in the top half of the MAC in third-down percentage, points allowed per game, turnovers per game, and total yardage per game. Assistant Coach, Linebackers, King's College (2010-14) Assistant Coach, Offensive Lineman/Defensive Lineman, Nazareth Area High School (2007-10) Recorded the best season in program history in 2011, finishing 12-2, winning the PIAA District 11 Class 4A Championships, and ranking fifth in the final PA Football News State Rankings.   Year Overall MAC Postseason or Notes 2025 5-5 5-4 2024 10-2 9-0 MAC Champions; Advance to 2nd Round of NCAA Division III Football Championships TOTAL 15-7 14-4 1 MAC Title, 1 NCAA Appearance 2008 graduate of Delaware Valley College with a bachelor of science degree in secondary education and social studies. 2003 graduate of Lehighton Area High School. Was a four-year member of the Aggies football team, leading the program to MAC Championships in 2005 and 2008. Led the Aggies to an undefeated (10-0) regular season and a school-record 12-1 overall mark in 2005 capped off with an ECAC Championship title. Named Aggies' Team Rookie MVP in 2005 and started in 42-of-45 games in his career, missing just three due to injury. Named a D3Football.com "Player of the Week" in 2008. Resides in nearby Mountain Top, Pa. with his wife Alyssa and two children, Callie (4) and Noa (NB).

Bill Brong returned to the King's program after a three-year hiatus, back in 2021 to assist with the defensive line. He completed his fourth year in his most recent stint at the conclusion of the 2024 season. Ahead of the 2025 campaign, Brong assumed the role of Senior Consultant to the Head Coach and Staff and will now oversee the entire program and help where he sees fit. He will work hand-in-hand with Head Coach Mike Cebrosky to ensure that all aspects of the program are running at an unrivaled level. His 40+ years of experience will help the program keep focus on the day-to-day process. Assistant Coach, Defensive Coordinator, Nazareth Area High School Helped the Eagles to a second-place finish in the 2012 Eastern Conference Playoffs, a Pennsylvania District 11 title, 12-2 overall record, and a PIAA Eastern Semi-Finals appearance. His 2010 squad went 9-3 overall. Head Coach, Lehighton Area High School (2001-07) Career record of 47-33. His teams won the 2001 District 11 title, 2002 Mountain Valley Conference Championship and District 11 playoff berth, placed second in the 2005 Eastern Football Conference, and reached the District 11 playoffs in 2006 and 2007. Head Coach, Red Team, Lehigh Valley/McDonald's Senior All-Star Classic (2005) Assistant Coach, Lehigh Valley/McDonald's Senior All-Star Classic (2002, 2004) 1979 graduate of Mansfield University with a Bachelor of Science degree in education social studies. 1984 graduate of East Stroudsburg University with a Master of Science degree in reading. Has been employed as a teacher at Lehighton Area High School since 1979.

Brong brings to King's with a wealth of coaching experience. He comes to King's after serving as an assistant coach and defensive coordinator at Nazareth Area High School in Pennsylvania.  He helped the Eagles to reach a high level of success, including the a second-place finish in the 2012 Eastern Conference Playoffs, and a Pennsylvania District 11 title in which Nazareth finished 12-2 and the PIAA Eastern semi-finals. The 2010 Nazareth squad also went 9-3. Prior to his time at Nazareth, Coach Brong was the head football coach at Lehighton Area High School from 2001-2007 where he compiled a 47-33 record. His teams won a 2001 District 11 title; a 2002 Mountain Valley Conference championship and District 11 playoff berth; placed second in the 2005 Eastern Football Conference; and reached the District 11 playoffs in 2006 and 2007.   In 2005 Brong also served as head coach of the Red Team in the Lehigh Valley/McDonald's Senior All-Star Classic and also served as an assistant coach in the game in 2002 and 2004.  Brong has received a number of honors and accolades throughout his coaching career. He received his Bachelor of Science degree in Education Social Studies from Mansfield University in 1979. He also earned his Master of Sience degree in reading from East Stroudsburg University in 1984. Since 1979 he has been employed as a teacher at Lehighton Area High School. AIELLO, NICOLE ANDREJKO, J.P. ANDREJKO, JEFF BASSETT, MARK BAVITZ, JERRY BEVEVINO, TONY BIESKI, BERNIE BONSER, BLAKE BRONG, BILL BRZOSKA, AMY BUNGERT, A.J. BURGESS, TAYLOR CARROZZA, FRANK CEBROSKY, MIKE CIOCCO, MELISSA COLLIGAN, PATRICK COMETA, MARIA CRAZ, PERRY DELAMAZA, DANIEL EASTERDAY, MATT ENDY, JEFF EYDLER, BILL FAX:, ATHLETIC OFFICE FITZSIMMONS, BOB FOSTER, ERIK FRONT DESK, SCANDLON GYMNASIUM FULTZ, SKYLER GIGLIELLO, LISA GRAY, RICH GREELEY, JERRY GRENOT, PETER HADZIMICHALIS, CAITLIN HAND, AARON HARTRANFT, TYLER HAYES, JOE HEALEY, ADAM HERBERT, ALLISON ISH, CHERYL JANIK, GREG JENDRYASZEK, ERIC KACHINKO, BERNIE KERRICK, MARTHA KILBANE, BRIAN KINDRET, JENNIFER KLEVINSKY, DAVID KLINETOB, BOB KNARR, JEFF KOLINOVSKY, MIKE KOWALSKI, ASHLEY KRETZSCHMAR, JAN KRUPA, CODY KULPA, TIM LABIAK, JOHN MAIN OFFICE, ATHLETIC TRAINING MALLARO, STEPHEN MARCHETTI, DAVID MARKISON, BEN MATT, JOANN MATUSIEWICZ, STEVE MAZZOCCHI, CHRISTIAN McGINLEY, NED MCGINLEY, NED MULALLY, TIFFANY MUNDY, MEGAN NALLON, TOM NAYLOR, MARK NEVIT, ANDREW OBERG, TED OLIVER, MYLES ORLOWSKI, ANDY ORMROD, JESSICA PACK, JOHN PECORA, VINCENT PHONE, ATHLETIC OFFICE PLUMMER, RICO QUINONES, JENERA RAYNOR, BRANDON REGAN, ALLISON ROMANO, P.T. SANDERS, JOSH SIMINGTON , JEREMY SIMMERS, PATRICK STEVENS, ASHLEY WILLIS, ANDREW WITHROW, MEGAN YOUNG, TYRONE ZIADIE, BOB ZIOBRO, RYANNE  Full Staff  expand BILL BRONG Entering his third year on the King's staff in the 2015 season is assistant coach Bill Brong.   Coach Brong brings to King's with a wealth of coaching experience. He comes to King's after serving as an assistant coach and defensive coordinator at Nazareth Area High School in Pennsylvania.  He helped the Eagles to reach a high level of success, including the a second-place finish in the 2012 Eastern Conference Playoffs, and a Pennsylvania District 11 title in which Nazareth finished 12-2 and the PIAA Eastern semi-finals. The 2010 Nazareth squad also went 9-3. Prior to his time at Nazareth, Coach Brong was the head football coach at Lehighton Area High School from 2001-2007 where he compiled a 47-33 record. His teams won a 2001 District 11 title; a 2002 Mountain Valley Conference championship and District 11 playoff berth; placed second in the 2005 Eastern Football Conference; and reached the District 11 playoffs in 2006 and 2007.   In 2005 Brong also served as head coach of the Red Team in the Lehigh Valley/McDonald's Senior All-Star Classic and also served as an assistant coach in the game in 2002 and 2004.  Brong has received a number of honors and accolades throughout his coaching career. He received his Bachelor of Science degree in Education Social Studies from Mansfield University in 1979. He also earned his Master of Sience degree in reading from East Stroudsburg University in 1984. Since 1979 he has been employed as a teacher at Lehighton Area High School.

Young serves as King's secondary coach and recruiting coordinator. Young came to King's from Kentucky Christian University where he served as Director of Football Operations & Recruiting Coordinator and was also the Assistant Running Backs Coach. There he oversaw a number of day-to-day aspects of the football program, including the team's budget, team travel, player recruitment, and football camps. As a position coach, he worked with the team's running backs and provided technique instruction and assisted in game-planning. Previously, he was and Assistant Varsity Football Coach, J.V. and freshmen team Defensive Coordinator at East Carter High School in Kentucky. Young played semi-professional football for six years, playing for the Hardin County Wolverines, Louisville Bulls, Derby City Thunder, and Kentucky Warriors. Young is a 2012 graduate of Kentucky Christian University where he was a member of the football team, playing linebacker, as well as offensive and defensive line. He earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration with a Sports Management emphasis. Follow Tyrone Young on Twitter at:  AIELLO, NICOLE ANDREJKO, J.P. ANDREJKO, JEFF BASSETT, MARK BAVITZ, JERRY BEVEVINO, TONY BIESKI, BERNIE BONSER, BLAKE BRONG, BILL BRZOSKA, AMY BUNGERT, A.J. BURGESS, TAYLOR CARROZZA, FRANK CEBROSKY, MIKE CIOCCO, MELISSA COLLIGAN, PATRICK COMETA, MARIA CRAZ, PERRY DELAMAZA, DANIEL EASTERDAY, MATT ENDY, JEFF EYDLER, BILL FAX:, ATHLETIC OFFICE FITZSIMMONS, BOB FOSTER, ERIK FRONT DESK, SCANDLON GYMNASIUM FULTZ, SKYLER GIGLIELLO, LISA GRAY, RICH GREELEY, JERRY GRENOT, PETER HADZIMICHALIS, CAITLIN HAND, AARON HARTRANFT, TYLER HAYES, JOE HEALEY, ADAM HERBERT, ALLISON ISH, CHERYL JANIK, GREG JENDRYASZEK, ERIC KACHINKO, BERNIE KERRICK, MARTHA KILBANE, BRIAN KINDRET, JENNIFER KLEVINSKY, DAVID KLINETOB, BOB KNARR, JEFF KOLINOVSKY, MIKE KOWALSKI, ASHLEY KRETZSCHMAR, JAN KRUPA, CODY KULPA, TIM LABIAK, JOHN MAIN OFFICE, ATHLETIC TRAINING MALLARO, STEPHEN MARCHETTI, DAVID MARKISON, BEN MATT, JOANN MATUSIEWICZ, STEVE MAZZOCCHI, CHRISTIAN McGINLEY, NED MCGINLEY, NED MULALLY, TIFFANY MUNDY, MEGAN NALLON, TOM NAYLOR, MARK NEVIT, ANDREW OBERG, TED OLIVER, MYLES ORLOWSKI, ANDY ORMROD, JESSICA PACK, JOHN PECORA, VINCENT PHONE, ATHLETIC OFFICE PLUMMER, RICO QUINONES, JENERA RAYNOR, BRANDON REGAN, ALLISON ROMANO, P.T. SANDERS, JOSH SIMINGTON , JEREMY SIMMERS, PATRICK STEVENS, ASHLEY WILLIS, ANDREW WITHROW, MEGAN YOUNG, TYRONE ZIADIE, BOB ZIOBRO, RYANNE  Full Staff  expand TYRONE YOUNG Joining the King's coaching staff for the 2013 season is assistant coach Tyrone Young.  Coach Young serves as King's secondary coach and recruiting coordinator. Young came to King's from Kentucky Christian University where he served as Director of Football Operations & Recruiting Coordinator and was also the Assistant Running Backs Coach. There he oversaw a number of day-to-day aspects of the football program, including the team's budget, team travel, player recruitment, and football camps. As a position coach, he worked with the team's running backs and provided technique instruction and assisted in game-planning. Previously, he was and Assistant Varsity Football Coach, J.V. and freshmen team Defensive Coordinator at East Carter High School in Kentucky. Young played semi-professional football for six years, playing for the Hardin County Wolverines, Louisville Bulls, Derby City Thunder, and Kentucky Warriors. Young is a 2012 graduate of Kentucky Christian University where he was a member of the football team, playing linebacker, as well as offensive and defensive line. He earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration with a Sports Management emphasis. Follow Tyrone Young on Twitter at: 

Jendryaszek came to King's after serving two seasons as an assistant coach at Cortland State University where he was the offensive line coach. He was a four-year letter-winner as an offensive guard with the Red Dragons and graduated in 2006  with a bachelors degree in physical education, earning multiple Deans List honors during his collegiate career. As a senior in 2005, Jendryaszek earned honorable mention Football Gazette All-America honors as well as second team All-East and first team All-New Jersey Athletic Conference awards. He was also the teams Offensive MVP that year, was named to the NJAC second team as a junior in 2004 and was Cortlands Offensive Rookie of the Year in 2002. Jendryaszek played for the Rochester (N.Y.) Raiders of the Continental Indoor Football League from June of 2006 to July of 2008. He was a team captain of the Raiders 2007 CIFL championship squad. Jendryaszek graduated in 2002 from Rush-Henrietta High School, where he competed in both football and track and field. In his first season coaching the offensive line at Cortland, Jendryaszek helped the Red Dragons finish 11-2 overall while winning the New Jersey Athletic Conference with a 9-0 record. Cortland earned an automatic berth into the NCAA Division III national playoffs where the Red Dragons won two playoff games before losing in the quarterfinals to eventual national champion Mount Union. Cortland later won the Lambert Meadowlands Award as the Eastern College Athletic Conference Division III Team of the Year. In 2009, Cortland went 7-4 overall and was third in NJAC with 7-2 record. The Red Dragons were then selected to play in the ECAC Division III Northwest Bowl. Jendryasek is a 2002 graduate of Sperry High School, Henrietta, NY.  During his scholastic career he earned team offensive most valuable player honors and was the Royal Comet Award winner. Additionally, he earned first-team Monroe County Athletic Association all-league honors and was second-team All-Greater Rochester selection.  Jendryasek was also selected to play in the Eddie Meath Senior All-Star Game. AIELLO, NICOLE ANDREJKO, J.P. ANDREJKO, JEFF BASSETT, MARK BAVITZ, JERRY BEVEVINO, TONY BIESKI, BERNIE BONSER, BLAKE BRONG, BILL BRZOSKA, AMY BUNGERT, A.J. BURGESS, TAYLOR CARROZZA, FRANK CEBROSKY, MIKE CIOCCO, MELISSA COLLIGAN, PATRICK COMETA, MARIA CRAZ, PERRY DELAMAZA, DANIEL EASTERDAY, MATT ENDY, JEFF EYDLER, BILL FAX:, ATHLETIC OFFICE FITZSIMMONS, BOB FOSTER, ERIK FRONT DESK, SCANDLON GYMNASIUM FULTZ, SKYLER GIGLIELLO, LISA GRAY, RICH GREELEY, JERRY GRENOT, PETER HADZIMICHALIS, CAITLIN HAND, AARON HARTRANFT, TYLER HAYES, JOE HEALEY, ADAM HERBERT, ALLISON ISH, CHERYL JANIK, GREG JENDRYASZEK, ERIC KACHINKO, BERNIE KERRICK, MARTHA KILBANE, BRIAN KINDRET, JENNIFER KLEVINSKY, DAVID KLINETOB, BOB KNARR, JEFF KOLINOVSKY, MIKE KOWALSKI, ASHLEY KRETZSCHMAR, JAN KRUPA, CODY KULPA, TIM LABIAK, JOHN MAIN OFFICE, ATHLETIC TRAINING MALLARO, STEPHEN MARCHETTI, DAVID MARKISON, BEN MATT, JOANN MATUSIEWICZ, STEVE MAZZOCCHI, CHRISTIAN McGINLEY, NED MCGINLEY, NED MULALLY, TIFFANY MUNDY, MEGAN NALLON, TOM NAYLOR, MARK NEVIT, ANDREW OBERG, TED OLIVER, MYLES ORLOWSKI, ANDY ORMROD, JESSICA PACK, JOHN PECORA, VINCENT PHONE, ATHLETIC OFFICE PLUMMER, RICO QUINONES, JENERA RAYNOR, BRANDON REGAN, ALLISON ROMANO, P.T. SANDERS, JOSH SIMINGTON , JEREMY SIMMERS, PATRICK STEVENS, ASHLEY WILLIS, ANDREW WITHROW, MEGAN YOUNG, TYRONE ZIADIE, BOB ZIOBRO, RYANNE  Full Staff  expand ERIC JENDRYASZEK Eric Jendryaszek enters his sixth season with the King's coaching staff as a full-time assistant coach and serves the Monarchs as offensive line coach and offensive coordinator. Jendryaszek came to King's after serving two seasons as an assistant coach at Cortland State University where he was the offensive line coach. He was a four-year letter-winner as an offensive guard with the Red Dragons and graduated in 2006  with a bachelors degree in physical education, earning multiple Deans List honors during his collegiate career. As a senior in 2005, Jendryaszek earned honorable mention Football Gazette All-America honors as well as second team All-East and first team All-New Jersey Athletic Conference awards. He was also the teams Offensive MVP that year, was named to the NJAC second team as a junior in 2004 and was Cortlands Offensive Rookie of the Year in 2002. Jendryaszek played for the Rochester (N.Y.) Raiders of the Continental Indoor Football League from June of 2006 to July of 2008. He was a team captain of the Raiders 2007 CIFL championship squad. Jendryaszek graduated in 2002 from Rush-Henrietta High School, where he competed in both football and track and field. In his first season coaching the offensive line at Cortland, Jendryaszek helped the Red Dragons finish 11-2 overall while winning the New Jersey Athletic Conference with a 9-0 record. Cortland earned an automatic berth into the NCAA Division III national playoffs where the Red Dragons won two playoff games before losing in the quarterfinals to eventual national champion Mount Union. Cortland later won the Lambert Meadowlands Award as the Eastern College Athletic Conference Division III Team of the Year. In 2009, Cortland went 7-4 overall and was third in NJAC with 7-2 record. The Red Dragons were then selected to play in the ECAC Division III Northwest Bowl. Jendryasek is a 2002 graduate of Sperry High School, Henrietta, NY.  During his scholastic career he earned team offensive most valuable player honors and was the Royal Comet Award winner. Additionally, he earned first-team Monroe County Athletic Association all-league honors and was second-team All-Greater Rochester selection.  Jendryasek was also selected to play in the Eddie Meath Senior All-Star Game.

The King's College football program added Tony Grandinetti to its coaching staff ahead of the 2026 season, head coach Mike Cebrosky announced. Grandinetti brings extensive high school and collegiate coaching experience to the Monarchs. His previous stops include Donovan Catholic High School, The College of New Jersey, Montclair State University, Wall High School, Moorestown High School, and Haddon Township High School. As head coach at Wall from 2017-21, he compiled a 36-14 record, guided the program to the 2019 Central Jersey Group III State Championship, and earned multiple Coach of the Year honors. a { text-decoration: none; color: #464feb; } tr th, tr td { border: 1px solid #e6e6e6; } tr th { background-color: #f5f5f5; } Special Teams Coordinator and Offensive Line Coach, Donovan Catholic High School (2025) Special Teams Coordinator and Defensive Line Coach, The College of New Jersey (2024) Special Teams Coordinator, Safeties Coach, and Strength & Conditioning Coach, Montclair State University (2022-23) Head Football Coach at Wall High School (2017-21) Compiled a 36-14 record and led Wall to the 2019 Central Jersey Group III State Championship Three-time Coach of the Year honoree (2019, 2020) Fullback and long snapper for the Delaware Valley University football team Bachelor of Science in Business Administration from Delaware Valley College and Master of Business Administration from Eastern University

The King's College football program added Matthew Blakemore to its coaching staff ahead of the 2026 season, head coach Mike Cebrosky announced on Wednesday. Blakemore joins the Monarchs' staff following a four-year playing career at King's. A safety, Blakemore appeared in 24 career games and helped the Monarchs compile a 31-13 record during his career, highlighted by the program's 2024 MAC Championship and NCAA Division III Football Championship Tournament appearance. a { text-decoration: none; color: #464feb; } tr th, tr td { border: 1px solid #e6e6e6; } tr th { background-color: #f5f5f5; } Four-year member of the King's College Football program Member of King's 2024 MAC Championship team Appeared in 24 career games as a defensive back Recorded 93 career tackles Recipient of the Fr. Pat Sullivan Leadership & Commitment Award Student-Athlete Advisory Committee member Student Government participant Bachelor of Arts in Psychology with a minor in Education from King's College a { text-decoration: none; color: #464feb; } tr th, tr td { border: 1px solid #e6e6e6; } tr th { background-color: #f5f5f5; }

Will Cameron is an integral part of the success of the King's College football program. He just completed his second season on the staff in 2024, serving as the Academic Skills Coach and assistant coach.

Mike Karycinski joined the King's College football coaching staff ahead of the 2024 season and serves as the defensive line coach. He just completed his first season on the staff at the conclusion of the 2024 season. Graduate of King's College. Four-year member of the Monarch football program as a defensive lineman. Two-time MAC Academic Honor Roll recipient. Single-digit tough member of the program. Finished his career with 73 total tackles, 9.0 tackles for loss, 2.0 sacks, two blocks kicks, and a forced fumble. Native of Matawan, N.J.

Recent graduate and Monarch standout Brendan Mozeleski returns to the sidelines for his first season in 2023. Mozeleski will serve as a defensive assistant on staff and just completed his second year on staff at the completion of the 2024 season. Native of Old Forge, Pa. 2022 graduate of King's with a degree in marketing and a minor in computer information systems. Competed in football for King's as a linebacker (2018-22). Finished his career with 176 total tackles, 20 tackles for loss, six sacks, four blocked kicks, four forced fumbles, three fumble recoveries, three deflected passes, and one interception. Earned All-MAC honors as a  linebacker twice as a First Team selection in 2021 and a Second Team recipient in 2022. Two-time Academic All-MAC and MAC Academic Honor Roll honoree.

After a successful playing career, Sean Lavine is set to return to the King's College football program this fall as announced by Head Coach Mike Cebrosky as the tight ends coach in 2025. 2024 graduate of King's with a Bachelor's degree in history secondary education. Currently pursuing his Master's of Education in curriculum and instruction. Five-year member of the Monarchs as a defensive lineman, totaling 48 tackles, 8.5 tackles for loss, 6.5 sacks, two pass break ups, and a fumble recovery. Named All-MAC Second Team in 2024 with a career-best 32 tackles, 6.5 tackles for loss, and 4.5 sacks. Two-time MAC Academic Honor Roll recipient. National Football Foundation Hampshire Honor Society inductee in 2025.

The King's College football program added Brennan Robinson to its coaching staff ahead of the 2026 season, head coach Mike Cebrosky announced on Wednesday. Robinson joins the Monarchs' staff following one of the most accomplished playing careers by a running back in recent program history. A two-time All-MAC First Team selection and 2021 MAC Rookie of the Year, Robinson rushed for 2,923 career yards and 23 touchdowns while helping King's capture the 2024 MAC Championship and advance to the NCAA Division III Football Championship Tournament. a { text-decoration: none; color: #464feb; } tr th, tr td { border: 1px solid #e6e6e6; } tr th { background-color: #f5f5f5; } Four-year member of the King's College Football program Two-time All-MAC First Team Running Back (2024, 2025) MAC Rookie of the Year (2021) All-MAC Second Team Running Back (2021) Two-time Academic All-MAC selection (2024, 2025) Four-time MAC Academic Honor Roll recipient (2022-25) Rushed for 2,923 career yards and 23 touchdowns Helped lead King's to the 2024 MAC Championship and NCAA Division III Football Championship Tournament appearance Member of the program's Single-Digit Tough group Philadelphia Union First Team Operations Intern Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins Game Night Intern Bachelor of Science in Business Administration from King's College a { text-decoration: none; color: #464feb; } tr th, tr td { border: 1px solid #e6e6e6; } tr th { background-color: #f5f5f5; }

a { text-decoration: none; color: #464feb; } tr th, tr td { border: 1px solid #e6e6e6; } tr th { background-color: #f5f5f5; } The King's College football program added Ethan Tallo to its coaching staff ahead of the 2026 season, head coach Mike Cebrosky announced. Tallo joins the Monarchs after playing collegiately at East Stroudsburg University as a tight end while earning a degree in Criminal Justice. He also served as a part-time volunteer coach at Old Forge Junior/Senior High School from 2023-26, assisting with player development and program operations. Part-time Volunteer Coach at Old Forge Junior/Senior High School (2023-26) Played tight end for the East Stroudsburg University football program a { text-decoration: none; color: #464feb; } tr th, tr td { border: 1px solid #e6e6e6; } tr th { background-color: #f5f5f5; } Brings experience as both a collegiate student-athlete and high school coach a { text-decoration: none; color: #464feb; } tr th, tr td { border: 1px solid #e6e6e6; } tr th { background-color: #f5f5f5; } Earned a degree in Criminal Justice from East Stroudsburg University a { text-decoration: none; color: #464feb; } tr th, tr td { border: 1px solid #e6e6e6; } tr th { background-color: #f5f5f5; } Graduate of Old Forge Junior/Senior High School

Kilbane came to King's after working as an undergraduate assistant coach at Division I-AA power Towson University from 2011-14.   During his time at Towson he worked with the team's quarterbacks, running backs, wide receivers, and offensive linemen. He also assisted in controlling scout teams and assisted in grading the offensive line each week. He also assisted the team's video coordinator filming practices and games and also editing. Kilbane also assisted the Director of Football Operations in a variety of ways, including assisting in conducting walk-on tryouts. Coach Kilbane is a graduate of Towson, earning a Bachelor of Science degree in Sports Management with a minor in Business Administration and Mathematics. AIELLO, NICOLE ANDREJKO, J.P. ANDREJKO, JEFF BASSETT, MARK BAVITZ, JERRY BEVEVINO, TONY BIESKI, BERNIE BONSER, BLAKE BRONG, BILL BRZOSKA, AMY BUNGERT, A.J. BURGESS, TAYLOR CARROZZA, FRANK CEBROSKY, MIKE CIOCCO, MELISSA COLLIGAN, PATRICK COMETA, MARIA CRAZ, PERRY DELAMAZA, DANIEL EASTERDAY, MATT ENDY, JEFF EYDLER, BILL FAX:, ATHLETIC OFFICE FITZSIMMONS, BOB FOSTER, ERIK FRONT DESK, SCANDLON GYMNASIUM FULTZ, SKYLER GIGLIELLO, LISA GRAY, RICH GREELEY, JERRY GRENOT, PETER HADZIMICHALIS, CAITLIN HAND, AARON HARTRANFT, TYLER HAYES, JOE HEALEY, ADAM HERBERT, ALLISON ISH, CHERYL JANIK, GREG JENDRYASZEK, ERIC KACHINKO, BERNIE KERRICK, MARTHA KILBANE, BRIAN KINDRET, JENNIFER KLEVINSKY, DAVID KLINETOB, BOB KNARR, JEFF KOLINOVSKY, MIKE KOWALSKI, ASHLEY KRETZSCHMAR, JAN KRUPA, CODY KULPA, TIM LABIAK, JOHN MAIN OFFICE, ATHLETIC TRAINING MALLARO, STEPHEN MARCHETTI, DAVID MARKISON, BEN MATT, JOANN MATUSIEWICZ, STEVE MAZZOCCHI, CHRISTIAN McGINLEY, NED MCGINLEY, NED MULALLY, TIFFANY MUNDY, MEGAN NALLON, TOM NAYLOR, MARK NEVIT, ANDREW OBERG, TED OLIVER, MYLES ORLOWSKI, ANDY ORMROD, JESSICA PACK, JOHN PECORA, VINCENT PHONE, ATHLETIC OFFICE PLUMMER, RICO QUINONES, JENERA RAYNOR, BRANDON REGAN, ALLISON ROMANO, P.T. SANDERS, JOSH SIMINGTON , JEREMY SIMMERS, PATRICK STEVENS, ASHLEY WILLIS, ANDREW WITHROW, MEGAN YOUNG, TYRONE ZIADIE, BOB ZIOBRO, RYANNE  Full Staff  expand BRIAN KILBANE

Mickey Rehring was named Defensive Coordinator during their spring 2024 session and also coaches the linebackers, and he completed his first full season with the Monarchs at the conclusion of the 2024 campaign. Rehring brings a wealth of experience and success to Wilkes-Barre and aids in recruiting, planning, video, and daily duties among the Monarchs coaching staff. Head Football Coach, SUNY Maritime College (2019-24) Assistant Athletic Director for Recruitment and Development, SUNY Maritime (2019-24) Assistant Football Coach, John Hopkins (2012-19) Defensive Coordinator and Linebackers Coach (2013-18) Special Teams Coordinator and Linebackers Coach (2012) Assistant Football Coach, Bowdoin College (2009-12) Special Teams Coordinator (2010-11) Defensive Line Coach (2009-11) Assistant Football Coach, Defensive Line Coach, Franklin & Marshall (2008-09) 2008 graduate of Franklin & Marshall with a Bachelor's Degree in Psychology. Competed for the Diplomats from 2004-07 as a four-year starter on the defensive line. Earned All-Centennial Conference Second Team (2005), Sportsmanship Team (2007), and the Tom Gilberg Award for Leadership and Commitment. Member of the AFCA (2008-Present). Currently pursuing a Master's Degree in Organizational Leadership from Quinnipiac University. Married to wife, Trish, and father to Mickey and Serena.

Recruiting Areas:  Pennsylvania: Bedford, Blair, Cambria, Centre, Clinton, Fulton, Huntingdon New Jersey: Mercer, Middlesex, Morris, Somerset, Sussex, Union Florida: Bay, Calhoun, Escambia, Franklin, Gadsden, Gulf, Holmes, Jackson, Jefferson, Leon, Liberty, Okaloosa, Santa Rosa, Wakulla, Walton, Washington Colorado, Minnesota, Nebraska, North Dakota, South Dakota Bakanas completed his seventh season on staff in 2025, after serving as a volunteer assistant as a student in 2019. Bakanas was a four-year contributor for the Monarchs on the offensive line from 2016-19, earning All-MAC as a senior.  Ahead of the 2025 season, Bakanas picked up the title of Director of Football Operations where he will make sure the day-to-day functions of the program are run at a high level. He will oversee all logistics, travel, academics, and recruiting.

Joe Gorton completed his fifth season as defensive backs coach for King's College and his first as Co-Defensive Coordinator in 2024. Gorton will primarily be responsible for the cornerback position in the secondary.    During Gorton’s five active seasons at King’s, the secondary has achieved post-season recognition with 14 All-MAC, five All-Region, and three All-American players, including the first King's All-American since 2006. Since Gorton has been at King's, the MAC leader in passes defended has emerged from his cornerback position group four out of the last five seasons, including the 2022 defense that led the MAC in interceptions with 18. Additional accolades and accomplishments while coaching at King's includes top-ranking NCAA Division III statistics such as fourth in passing defense in 2023 (127.3 yards per game), sixth in total defense in 2023 (229.3 yards per game), 12th in defensive pass efficiency in 2023 (95.04), and 11th in passes intercepted in 2022 (18). Gorton previously served two stints as assistant coach and defensive coordinator at his alma mater, Scranton High School, from 2011-2012 and 2016-2019. During his time at Scranton, the Knights won two league championships and a District 2 Title. The 2012 District championship team’s record of 11-1 remains a school best for the Knights. Prior to returning to Scranton, Gorton was the Defensive Coordinator at Pittston Area Senior High School from January 2013 through March of 2016.   2010 graduate from nearby Wilkes University with a degree in electrical engineering and physics. Competed for the Colonels football team for four seasons, including the 2006 MAC title team. Resides in Highland Lake, NY with his wife Megan and four children, Lukas (12), Aurora (10), Camilla (5), and Beau (3).

Casey Tosches was named Offensive Coordinator in spring 2024 and also coaches the quarterbacks, and he has just completed his first season with the Monarchs at the conclusion of the 2024 season. Tosches has already begun his duties here in Wilkes-Barre, Pa. as the Offensive Coordinator and Quarterbacks Coach. In addition to his titles, Tosches is responsible for recruiting, practice planning and implementation of drills and skills, video work with scouting and recruiting, and other duties as assigned. Assistant Football Coach, Marist College (2018-2023) Offensive Coordinator, Wide Receivers (2023) Running Backs, Assistant Special Teams Coordinator (2022-23) Tight Ends, Assistant Special Teams Coordinator (2018-22) Assistant Football Coach, Springfield College (2015-16) Wide Receivers (2016) Fullbacks (2015) Assistant Football Coach, Offensive Quality Control/Wide Receivers, Princeton University (2014) 2014 graduate of Susquehanna University with a Bacehlor's Degree in Speech Communications. 2017 graduate of Springfield College with a Master's Degree in Athletic Administration. Three-year letter winner for the River Hawks football team. Native of Princeton Junction, N.J.

Nevit comes to King's after a year as a graduate assistant offensive line/tight ends coach at Division II East Stroudsburg University. Nevit  was also an assistant coach at Anna Marie College in 2014 as well as an assistant coach at Bishop McGann Mercy High School in New York in 2014-15. Nevit played four years of NCAA Division III football at Western Connecticut State and Anna Maria College. He graduated from Anna Maria in 2014 with  degree in Health Science. He will earned his Master's degree from ESU in December. AIELLO, NICOLE ANDREJKO, J.P. ANDREJKO, JEFF BASSETT, MARK BAVITZ, JERRY BEVEVINO, TONY BIESKI, BERNIE BONSER, BLAKE BRONG, BILL BRZOSKA, AMY BUNGERT, A.J. BURGESS, TAYLOR CARROZZA, FRANK CEBROSKY, MIKE CIOCCO, MELISSA COLLIGAN, PATRICK COMETA, MARIA CRAZ, PERRY DELAMAZA, DANIEL EASTERDAY, MATT ENDY, JEFF EYDLER, BILL FAX:, ATHLETIC OFFICE FITZSIMMONS, BOB FOSTER, ERIK FRONT DESK, SCANDLON GYMNASIUM FULTZ, SKYLER GIGLIELLO, LISA GRAY, RICH GREELEY, JERRY GRENOT, PETER HADZIMICHALIS, CAITLIN HAND, AARON HARTRANFT, TYLER HAYES, JOE HEALEY, ADAM HERBERT, ALLISON ISH, CHERYL JANIK, GREG JENDRYASZEK, ERIC KACHINKO, BERNIE KERRICK, MARTHA KILBANE, BRIAN KINDRET, JENNIFER KLEVINSKY, DAVID KLINETOB, BOB KNARR, JEFF KOLINOVSKY, MIKE KOWALSKI, ASHLEY KRETZSCHMAR, JAN KRUPA, CODY KULPA, TIM LABIAK, JOHN MAIN OFFICE, ATHLETIC TRAINING MALLARO, STEPHEN MARCHETTI, DAVID MARKISON, BEN MATT, JOANN MATUSIEWICZ, STEVE MAZZOCCHI, CHRISTIAN McGINLEY, NED MCGINLEY, NED MULALLY, TIFFANY MUNDY, MEGAN NALLON, TOM NAYLOR, MARK NEVIT, ANDREW OBERG, TED OLIVER, MYLES ORLOWSKI, ANDY ORMROD, JESSICA PACK, JOHN PECORA, VINCENT PHONE, ATHLETIC OFFICE PLUMMER, RICO QUINONES, JENERA RAYNOR, BRANDON REGAN, ALLISON ROMANO, P.T. SANDERS, JOSH SIMINGTON , JEREMY SIMMERS, PATRICK STEVENS, ASHLEY WILLIS, ANDREW WITHROW, MEGAN YOUNG, TYRONE ZIADIE, BOB ZIOBRO, RYANNE  Full Staff  expand ANDREW NEVIT