SOCAL COYOTES ‘ABOVE THE LINE™’ HEADLINES KING’S SCHOOLS APRIL 23 (PALM SPRINGS) – King’s Schools will host the six-time champion SoCal Coyotes Friday, April 23, when the non-profit organization presents an all-day leadership rally featuring its award-winning ‘Above the Line™’ program. “We are looking for role models of leaders who have a balance between athletics and life,” said King’s Headmaster and Founder Don DeLair. “We can’t wait to hear testimonies … Read More
ELITE PALM VALLEY SCHOOL NEW HOME FOR SOCAL COYOTES (RANCHO MIRAGE) – For the first time in seven years, the six-time champion SoCal Coyotes have a new home. Post-Covid, America’s #1 Developmental Pro Football Program™ has moved its football and game day operations to Palm Valley School in Rancho Mirage, where it will host 2021 spring games in the Gridiron Developmental Football League (GDFL). The Coyotes host their first … Read More
SOCAL COYOTES RELEASE 2021 GDFL SCHEDULE – OPEN TRAINING CAMP MARCH 13 (CATHEDRAL CITY, Calif.) – After a year stolen by the unforeseen Covid-19 pandemic, the six-time champion SoCal Coyotes will report to work March 12 for orientation, begin training camp March 13th, and open their 13th season at home against San Diego, April 17th. In its quest for a seventh title, the Coyote organization is competing in the Southern California Division … Read More
SOCAL COYOTES NAME SCOTT ALVAREZ YOUNGEST GM IN FRANCHISE HISTORY (CATHEDRAL CITY, Calif.) – The six-time champion SoCal Coyotes promoted from within their own ranks this week when they made Penn State product Scott Alvarez, 32, their youngest General Manager of Football Operations in their 10-year history. Alvarez and the Coyotes are preparing for their first post-Covid football season – Spring 2021 – in the Gridiron Developmental Football League (GDFL). The Coyotes, … Read More
AMID CRISIS, COYOTES PIVOT HARD TO YOUTH, SOCIAL SERVICE AS ‘NON-PROFIT OF THE FUTURE’ (CATHEDRAL CITY, Ca.) – On March 12, 2020, the clock stopped for The SoCal Coyotes, America’s #1 Developmental Pro Football Program™. One by one, sports league after league – the NBA, MLB, MLS, NHL, NCAA, PGA, Formula 1 and the XFL – either cancelled or suspended play, as the reality of Covid-19 gripped the world. Since 2012, the Coyotes – winners … Read More
COACHELLA SPORTS & ENTERTAINMENT STADIUM AUTHORITY APPOINTS BILL CLARKE DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS (CATHEDRAL CITY, Calif.) – Heralded sports and entertainment operations executive Bill Clarke – who for almost two decades was the heartbeat of the world-renowned Indian Wells Tennis Garden – has been named Director of Operations of Coachella Sports and Entertainment Stadium Authority, CSESA Chief Executive Officer J David Miller announced. Clarke, 64, brings nearly four decades of industry experience to CSESA … Read More
HIGH SCHOOLS ‘ZOOM’ ABOVE THE LINE WITH SOCAL COYOTES – ‘10 THINGS ALL SUCCESSFUL STUDENTS DO’ (CATHEDRAL CITY, Calif.) – The SoCal Coyotes – America’s #1 Developmental Pro Football Program – have gone virtual during COVID-19, much to the benefit of high school educators who capitalize each year on the non-profit’s award-winning ‘Above The Line’ leadership influence. Most recently Cathedral City High School – led by teacher and coordinator Travis Smith – was the latest to … Read More
THE SHIELD AT 1 COYOTE WAY – INSIDE THE SOCAL COYOTES $500M VISION (COACHELLA VALLEY) – Developers have announced preliminary plans for The Shield at 1 Coyote Way, a state-of-the-art sports, faith and medical campus that will include a 10,000-seat arena and 14,000-seat indoor sports stadium, to be built on 1.6 miles of freeway frontage at Date Palm and Interstate 10 in Cathedral City. The Shield complex is the brainchild of J David … Read More
NON-PROFIT SOCAL COYOTES DECLARE YOUTH ACCESS TO MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES ‘A CIVIL RIGHT’ (CATHEDRAL CITY, Ca.) – Those who dare, call it ‘a pandemic in a pandemic.’ Mental health issues among Coachella Valley youth – most of whom currently have little to no access to social, behavioral services, or integrated special education – are now a chief concern among concerned desert educators. Sources tell the SoCal Coyotes non-profit leadership organization that while federal and California law mandates … Read More
SERVING OTHERS: COYOTES APPOINT SAVANNAH BEY MILLER DIRECTOR OF YOUTH MENTAL HEALTH AND SERVICES (CATHEDRAL CITY, Ca.) – Savannah Bey Miller, a Presidential Scholar from the University of Colorado, who earned her Master’s in Social Work from Metropolitan State University, has been named Director of Youth Mental Health and Services by the non-profit SoCal Coyotes leadership organization. Miller’s graduate thesis focused on the non-profit Coyotes, and became the centerpiece of her entire graduating class. … Read More
