By R.J. Kule, SCC Editor (INDIO) – The SoCal Coyotes put the world on notice in February when they announced they would anchor the Pacific Coast Division in the World Developmental Football League, an established, 32-team operation with franchises in six countries. For the faith-based football non-profit that stresses preparation over payoff, this giant leap forward was just another unthinkable …

(PALM SPRINGS) – The SoCal Coyotes continued their ‘Restore the Roar’ educational program recently at Cahuilla Elementary School this week with an afternoon of encouragement to third, fourth and fifth graders. Linebacker and Bemidji State graduate Gary Young, the Coyotes 2016 leading tackler, taught students to live a life that is ‘Above the Line.’ The Coyote captain shared personal stories …

(INDIO) – Bring on the world. SoCal Coyotes team president Don West Jr., J.D., made good on his promise today when he announced that America’s #1 Developmental Pro Football Program™ had reached agreement for 2017 play in the World Developmental Football League, a five-year old operation with 32 teams in six different countries. WDFL Commissioner Michael Greer confirmed the four-time …

(CLOVIS, CA) – Confidence doesn’t run high at the SoCal Coyote quarterback position: It gallops. Early Wednesday morning, 22-year-old New Mexico Highlands gunner Taylor Genuser – with parents Steve and Barbara by his side — signed his SoCal Coyotes contract with the brazen air one expects from a Run ‘n’ Shoot specimen who was one of the top-ranked California quarterbacks …

There’s a lot to love about the nationally ranked, undefeated, 3-0 SoCal Coyotes. In just their second season, these jaw-dropping jackals are shattering standards for offensive and defensive performance. Nate Lewis, their Run ‘n’ Shoot, cover-boy quarterback, is flirting with the Arena Football League and breaks another record every time he throws.  In three games this season, they’ve already scored …