Coach Joe Brya is entering his 8th year as the Head Varsity Football Coach at Grand Ledge High School, and his 20th season overall coaching High School Football. He previously served as an Assistant Coach at the JV & Varsity levels for a combined 3 seasons at Grand Ledge under Coach Matt Bird (2007, 2008, 2012). He has served as a Varsity Head Coach for 13 seasons total with stints at Homer High School (2009-2011, 2016-2017), Eaton Rapids High School (2018), and Grand Ledge High School (2019-present). He was also an Assistant Varsity Coach at Homer from 2013-2015. During his previous 19 seasons as an Assistant Coach and Head Coach, Coach Brya has coached teams to 111 total wins (65 as a Head Coach), 15 teams to winning seasons, 13 teams to the MHSAA playoffs, 5 teams to the district finals, 2 teams to district championships, & 1 team to a regional championship en route to the State Semi-Finals. Coach Brya is a 2005 graduate of Grand Ledge High School. He was a Varsity letter winner in football, basketball, and baseball. Coach Brya was an all-state baseball player for legendary Coach Pat O'Keefe, and he is still in the MHSAA state record book for career batting average (finished 5th in state history in 2005). He was a 2x All-Conference and All-Area selection at defensive back for the Varsity Comets Football Team, and he served as a Team Captain his senior year. Coach Brya and his wife Jeannette are the proud parents of three children. 

Marcus Endicott is entering his 3rd season at Grand Ledge, and his 30th season overall coaching High School Football. Prior to coming to Grand Ledge, Coach Endicott was the Head Varsity Football coach for 2 years at Flushing High School (2021-2022), the Varsity Defensive Coordinator for 15 seasons (2004-2018), and an assistant coach within the program from 1999-2003. He also coached at his high school alma mater, Burton Atherton, from 1994-1998. Coach Endicott took the 2019, 2020 & 2023 seasons off from coaching to spend more time with family. Coach Endicott was a part of 9 playoff seasons, 3 district championships, 14 winning seasons, and more than 120 total wins during his time coaching at Flushing. Coach Endicott is a 1988 graduate of Burton Atherton High School. Coach Endicott played football & ran track during his time at Atherton. Upon graduation in 1988, Coach Endicott attended Central Michigan University, graduating in 1993 with a degree in Physical Education. He has been a High School Phys Ed teacher since 1994 (5 years at Burton Atherton & 25+ years with Flushing). Coach Endicott and his wife have 3 sons and 2 granddaughters.

Chad Guild is entering his 21st year as the Varsity Offensive Line Coach, and his 24th season overall coaching Grand Ledge High School Football. He spent his first 3 seasons as an Assistant with Freshman and JV. Coach Guild has been a part of 16 playoff seasons during his time coaching at Grand Ledge, including 6 District Finals appearances, 3 district championships, and a Semi-Final appearance in 2015. Coach Guild is a 1997 graduate of Grand Ledge High School. During his time playing at Grand Ledge, he played under Coach O’Keefe as a 3-year starter on the Offensive Line at the Varsity level. He was a Senior Captain, and a 3x All-Conference selection. Additionally, his senior season: he was All-Area, a Lansing State Journal Dream Team selection, and an All-State selection. While a great amount of his success came on the football field as a high school athlete, he also managed to earn Varsity letters as a part of the baseball team, also playing for Coach O’Keefe. Upon graduation in 1997, Coach Guild joined the Grand Rapids Community College football team, playing for them in 1997 and 1998. He was an All-Region selection and Team Captain during his time playing at GRCC. He graduated from GRCC in 1999. After graduating from GRCC, he earned two further degrees from Lansing Community College in 2002 and from Sienna Heights in 2005. Coach Guild and his wife were formerly the owners of First Place Sports in downtown Grand Ledge, taking over for Roger “Moose” Love, for more than 10 years. They have 3 children who all attend Grand Ledge Schools.

Pat McKennon is entering his 17th season at Grand Ledge, and his 18th season overall coaching High School Football. Coach McKennon is a 1999 graduate of Grand Ledge High School. While at Grand Ledge he earned 7 Varsity letters in Football, Wrestling, and Track. On the football field Coach McKennon was part of the first Comet Football Team to be ranked #1 in the state (#17 nationally). During his junior and senior seasons he kicked 7 field goals and was 77-79 on extra points while hitting 41 in a row. Both are still in the MHSAA record books. His senior year he was chosen to be on the Lansing State Journal Football Dream Team. After high school, Coach McKennon received a scholarship to kick at Hillsdale College where he graduated in four years with a major in History and minor in Political Science. After college, Coach McKennon coached receivers and defensive backs at East Lansing High School for one year while helping them to a State Semi-Final berth in 2007. In 2010 he returned to coach kickers at Grand Ledge High School where he has worked with the program for the last 14 seasons. Coach McKennon was a 7th grade teacher in East Lansing for 15 years. In 2021, he accepted a teaching position at Grand Ledge HS. He resides in Grand Ledge with his wife Jamie and two boys Alex and Ben.

2025 Michigan HS Football Coaches Association Special Assistant Coach of the Year.

Dave Lynch is entering his 8th season at Grand Ledge, and his 25th season overall coaching High School Football. Coach Lynch is a 1985 graduate of Eaton Rapids High School. During his time there playing football, he was a 2-time Varsity letterman in both football and baseball. He earned All-Conference and Academic All-Conference in football as a wide receiver in 1983 and 1984.  Coach Lynch was heavily recruited to play college football by three MAC schools: Eastern, Western, and Bowling Green. For personal reasons, Coach Lynch decided to forgo playing college football in order to attend ITT Technical Institute. Before Coach Lynch joined the Grand Ledge Football staff in the summer of 2019, he spent 17 seasons coaching football at Eaton Rapids: 1 season as the Varsity Defensive Coordinator, 6 seasons as a Varsity Assistant, 3 seasons as a JV assistant, and 7 seasons as a Middle School Head Coach.  Coach Lynch was a member of the coaching staff under legendary Coach Mike Smith that took Eaton Rapids to the state playoffs for the first time in school history. Doing so in back-to-back seasons, and, subsequently, winning district championships (back-to-back) for the first time in school history in the same seasons in 2013 and 2014. Coach Lynch currently works for the City of Detroit as a Mechanical Inspector. Coach Lynch is also an avid and skilled bowler in the Greater Lansing Area, consistently averaging a score of over 200 per season, with his highest year averaging 226.  Coach Lynch has also played competitive, fast-pitch, men’s softball for more than 15 years. Coach Lynch and his wife Claudia have 4 children, and 7 grandchildren.

Corey Hise is entering his 1st season coaching Grand Ledge High School Football. He is a 2019 graduate from Hamilton High School in Ohio where he played Tight End. He was a 2x All-League selection. He caught 17 passes for 247 yards and 4 TDs as a senior, and 14 passes for 273 yards and 2 TDs as a junior. Corey went on to play college football for Grand Valley State University from 2019-2021 where he made a position change to Offensive Line. He was redshirted as a freshman in 2019, the 2020 season was canceled due to COVID, and he saw significant playing time as a reserve OL during the 2021 season earning him a varsity letter. He was a member of the 2021 GVSU team that went 11-2, GLIAC runner-ups & playoff qualifiers with their only 2 losses both coming to the D2 national champs Ferris State. 

Brad Durham is entering his 25th season as the equipment coordinator for varsity games as well as the game night statistician. Grand Ledge Football would not be the same, nor would it run as efficiently without the endless help and support from Mr. Durham.