Lyndon Hamilton
Head Athletic Coordinator/Head Football
jhamil1@neisd.netCoach Lyndon Hamilton graduated from Luling High School in 1994 where he played football, baseball, ran track and was active in the FFA. Coach Hamilton continued his education at Texas A&M Kingsville, where he played football for Coach Ron Harms and Richard Cundiff. Hamilton graduated with a major in Kinesiology and minor in Biology.
Coach Hamilton started his coaching career in the Houston area, at Rosenberg Terry High School. He coached at Terry for six years. Family ties brought Coach Hamilton back to the San Antonio area. He spent seven years at Roosevelt High School, where he served as Defensive Coordinator and Head Soccer Coach. He moved to Reagan in 2012 as Defensive Coordinator under Coach David Wetzel. He took over the Head Coach position in 2016 when Wetzel moved on to Baylor University.
Hamilton is a member of the Texas High School Coaches Association (THSCA) and the American Football Coaches Association (AFCA) and an affiliate of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA).
Coach Hamilton is married to wife, DLaine, who is a Kindergarten teacher. They have two boys, Drew and Bryce. Drew is former Rattler and graduate of the class of 2020. Bryce is currently a Rattler in the class of 2022.
Hamilton is passionate about leading and coaching our Rattlers. His motto is to start fast and finish strong. He is excited about the future and will work hard to insure excellence, on and off the field.
Lyndon HamiltonHead Athletic Coordinator/Head Football
Jennifer McHugh
Assistant Athletic Coordinator/Head Girls Track
jmchug@neisd.netCoach McHugh graduated from LaVernia High School in 1997 where she participated in cross country, track, and cheerleading. She attended the University of Texas at San Antonio where she earned a B. A. in English and later earned a M. Ed. in Curriculum and Instruction. Coach McHugh is USA Track and Field Certified and is a Professional Member of the National Strength and Conditioning Coaches Association. Five of her track athletes since 2014 have been awarded the NSCA All-American Award.
Coach McHugh began her career in education at Theodore Roosevelt High School in 2002—teaching English and coaching girls track. Coach McHugh enjoyed eight years at Roosevelt. In 2009 and 2010, her teams won the 25-6A Girls Track District Titles and were Regional Runners-Up. She coached 24 athletes to the 6A State Track Championship with four state medalists and one team placing eighth.
In 2010, Coach McHugh made the move to Reagan High School where she has coached cross country and girls track and has taught English and physical education classes. At Reagan she has coached 37 athletes to the 6A State Track and Cross Country Championships, with three athletes earning state medals. Coach McHugh’s cross country teams have won nine 26-6A District Titles in a row, and her girls track team has won four consecutive District Championships from 2016 to 2019. In 2019 Coach McHugh’s girls celebrated an undefeated regular season in addition to back-to-back District, Area, and Regional Championships. Before the spring season was cut short in 2020, the Reagan girls were again leading Region IV in Track and Field.
<p style=”text-align: left”>Coach McHugh has a genuine passion for her career, but undoubtedly, what defines her most is her family and faith. She has been married to her best friend, Troy, for 21 years and adores her ten-year-old daughter, Gabriella. Gabby is a developing pole vaulter and long jumper who loves running with the track girls, traveling, and spending time with her cousins. Coach McHugh’s favorite moments include family road trips, days on the lake, and workouts with G. To have a family who shares her passion for building athletes and teaching young people about life through sports, is one of Coach McHugh’s greatest blessings. She is beyond grateful to be a member of the Reagan Nation and to serve the Rattler community.</p>
Jennifer McHughAssistant Athletic Coordinator/Head Girls Track
Russell Aki
Head Golf
raki@neisd.netCoach Aki joined Reagan in 2018 and was Head Coach for the 2022 State Championship Girls Golf Team. The team was also invited and placed 2nd at the National High School Golf Invitational (NHSGA) at Pinehurst Resort in Pinehurst, North Carolina. This same year, Coach Aki was awarded the Texas Girls Golf Coach of the Year award by UIL.
Aki not only coaches our Girls and Boys Golf teams, but teaches World Geography, and holds teaching certifications in Social Studies, Physical Education, and Health.
Prior to Reagan, Aki worked within NEISD teaching and coaching football and baseball at Churchill (2016-2019) and Madison High School (2014-2016).
He began his career teaching and coaching at East Bernard High School where he coached golf, football, baseball, and powerlifting. During this time, the Brahma’s earned the following state and regional titles: 2014 Regional Champions and 3rd Place State tournament Girls Golf; 2013 and 2014 Individual Girls State Champion Golf; 2013 and 2014 Boys Regional Champions Golf; 2013 Regional Runner up Girls Golf; and 2012 Football State Championship.
Aki began his college career at the University of Mary Hardin Baylor where he also played football. He then transferred and graduated from Texas State University with a bachelor’s degree in Exercise and Sports Science with a minor in History. While at Texas State, Aki was the Program Director/Lead Instructor for their Junior Golf Program.
He graduated from Katy High School where he played football and was a part of their 2003 State Championship team. In addition, he also golfed for the Katy Tigers.
Coach Aki is married to Emily and they have 3 children: Katy, Maile, and Emma.
Russell AkiHead Golf
J.J. Anguiano
Assistant Basketball/Assistant Track
jangui@neisd.netCoach Anguiano was born and raised in Laredo, Texas, and is a graduate of J.W. Nixon High School. After graduating from high school, he attended the University of Texas at San Antonio where he earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Kinesiology.
He began his coaching career in 2000 with United ISD in Laredo at Garcia Middle School.
In 2003, Coach Anguiano was hired as the varsity assistant boy’s basketball coach at Lyndon B. Johnson (LBJ) high school in Laredo. There he took part in opening a new school and starting the basketball program with then head coach Frank Gonzalez. In their third year at LBJ, the Wolves made the playoffs for the first time in the school’s short history and won the District Championship as well. While at LBJ high school, he also coached football for the late Head Coach/Campus Coordinator Mike Medina and also coached softball with then Head Coach Javier Morin.
In 2007, Coach Anguiano and his wife relocated to San Antonio and he was hired at Stevens High School in Northside ISD. While at Stevens, he was fortunate enough to work with Coach John Hirst and his basketball staff. In three seasons at Stevens, the Falcons qualified for the playoffs every season, won back to back District Championships (in 2008 and 2009), won two Bi-District Championships, and one Area Championship.
In 2010, Coach Anguiano was hired as the varsity assistant basketball coach at Reagan High School. Since 2010 the Rattlers have won 4 District Championships, 6 Bi-District Championships, and 2 Area Championships.
He is married to his wife, Mirna, and has two daughters, Elise and Alexia.
J.J. AnguianoAssistant Basketball/Assistant Track
Lana Bowers
Head Softball
Coach Lana Bowers, a native of Huffman, TX was a three-sport high school letter winner, earning All-State honors in softball and 1st team all-district honors in Volleyball, Basketball and Softball. She played travel ball with the nationally ranked program, TX Eclipse Gold. Bowers continued her academic and athletic pursuit at the University of Louisiana, as a Ragin’ Cajun Softball player. Bowers was a 3-time first team all-conference catcher, touting an impressive post season career of 3 Sunbelt Conference Championships, 4 NCAA Regional Appearances, 2 NCAA Super Regional Appearances, and a trip to the 2008 NCAA Women’s College World Series.
After graduating with her Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science in 2010, Bowers traveled to East Asia to play softball for the summer in 2010, 2011, and 2012. She began her coaching career in 2011 as an assistant coach at Teurlings Catholic High School in Lafayette, LA where they were State Runners-Up. She went on to coach at the University of Louisiana, making her second trip to Oklahoma City for the 2014 WCWS; Huffman-Hargrave where she won a Softball TX 4A State Championship; LSU Eunice winning a DII NJCAA National Championship; Baton Rouge Community College; Southeastern Louisiana University, and Denham Springs High School where the team broke the school record for most homeruns hit in a single season, under Bowers’ hitting instruction. Bowers spent one year at Mountain Valley Middle school coaching Volleyball, Basketball and Softball.
A few notable milestones for Bowers are earning her masters degree in teaching in 2017 and becoming a mom to two adopted sons in 2018… and becoming a Reagan Rattler in 2022.
Lana BowersHead Softball
Michael CanalesHead Tennis
Chans Chapman
Head Baseball
rchapm@neisd.netChans Chapman was born and raised in Hallettsville, Texas. He played football and baseball at Hallettsville High School where he was a 3 year starter at quarterback and punter, and was a four year starter at shortstop and pitcher in baseball. He was All District and All State multiple times in both sports. During his baseball career in high school, he was a part of 3 teams that advanced to the Regional Finals. In 1992, he played on team that was a State Semi-Finalist. He attended the University of Houston on a baseball scholarship and ended up graduating from East Texas Baptist University.
After graduation, Coach Chapman coached at Rice Consolidated, Garrison, and El Campo before coming to Reagan. In 2001, Garrison was beat by Celina in the 2A State Championship game. In 2003, while at El Campo, they were Regional Finalists, losing to La Marque, who eventually won the State Championship.
Since coming to Reagan in 2004 as the Head Baseball Coach, Coach Chapman’s teams have won 9 District Championships, 11 Regional Finals trips, and State tournament appearances in 2014, 2017, and 2018. The 2008 team was ranked as high as #5 in the nation by Baseball America. The 2009 team ended their season ranked #17 in the country by Baseball America. In 2014, Reagan won their first Regional title and finished as the State Runner-up in 5AAAAA. That team finished ranked in the top 25 in the country in the Max Preps rankings. Coach Chapman was named SA Express-News Coach of the Year in 2014 also. He has been fortunate to have coached many All State players, have players that moved on to play college baseball and even some that have been drafted and went on to play Pro baseball. He has an overall record of 338 wins and 85 losses. Included in that record is 49 wins in the playoffs.
Chapman was also an Assistant Football Coach and part of 5 Regional Finalist teams and several other playoff teams.
Coach Chapman is married to Jennifer, a kindergarten teacher at Tuscany Heights Elementary. They have two daughters, Jacy and Reese.
Chans ChapmanHead Baseball
Myles DuelmAssistant Football
Rachel Freeman
Head Coach Cross Country/Assistant Girls Track
rfreem@neisd.netRachel Freeman joins Reagan in 2020 as Head Cross Country and Assistant Track and Field coach.
Prior to joining Reagan, Coach Freeman was assistant cross country and track coach and a Special Education teacher at Stevens High School in NISD. While at Stevens, the girls cross country team and individual boys were regional qualifiers both years.
Before Stevens, Coach Freeman spent 4 years as Assistant Coordinator at Eisenhower Middle School in NEISD. While there, she coached basketball and track, taught PE and served as the Department Chair for PE and Health. She also led numerous athletes to the Meet of Champs.
She began her teaching and coaching career in 2006 as an assistant coach at Gregory-Portland High School. While there, the girls won 7 consecutive 28 4A District Championships in cross country and track and field and the 2010 Region 4 track and field team title. During her tenure at Gregory-Portland, she coached multiple individual regional and state qualifiers in both cross country and track and field.
Coach Freeman graduated from Rockport-Fulton High School where she was a 3 sport varsity letterman and a 3 time State qualifier in cross country and track. After high school, she attended Texas A&M University – Corpus Christi where she served as team captain for the Islander women’s cross country and track teams while earning her B.S. in Kinesiology. While earning her M.S. in Secondary Education, she coached a 3x NCAA D1 National Champion in the 5000 and 10,000 meters.
Coach Freeman loves coaching because of the kids and the passion she has for the sport. She shared, there is no other feeling quite like helping young athletes develop character traits such as persistence, determination, dedication, resiliency, discipline, work ethic, heart, selflessness, leadership and love for yourself and a team – not just in competition but in life.
Coach Freeman is married to Greg and they have a son, Dash. Her and her family love the outdoors and creating family memories. They took a 20 day, 7500 mile, cross country road trip visiting 13 states, 2 countries and tent camped in Yellowstone National Park.
Rachel FreemanHead Coach Cross Country/Assistant Girls Track
Jalyn Galmore
Assistant Football / Assistant Track
jgalmo@neisd.netWelcome Coach Galmore! Bio coming soon!
Jalyn GalmoreAssistant Football / Assistant Track
Gloria Garcia
Assistant Volleyball
ggarci4@neisd.netCoach Gloria Garcia came to Reagan in 2015 as Assistant Coach for Volleyball. She also helped coach Girls Basketball through 2022. In addition to coaching, she teaches Geometry. Previously, Coach Garcia was at Laredo United South High School, where she was the Head Volleyball Coach and Head Basketball Coach for the 2011-2013 seasons. She also coached at Donna High School in Donna, Texas, after beginning her career in 2006.
A Harlingen native and Harlingen South graduate, Garcia went on to play basketball at Texas A&M International University in Laredo. She received her bachelor’s degree in Fitness and Sports with a minor in Mathematics in 2006, and her Master’s degree in Educational Administration in 2014. Currently she is completing her certification in Administration.
Coach Garcia is married to her husband, Marc, and they have 4 children: Stevie, Sebastian, Lauren, and Mason (3 of whom are proud NEISD students).
Gloria GarciaAssistant Volleyball
Matt GarnerAssistant Tennis
Carmicheal GreenAssistant Football
Aaron GrubbHead Track/Assistant Football
Alyx Henderson
Assisstant Girls Basketball
ahender@neisd.netWelcome Coach Henderson! Bio coming soon!
Alyx HendersonAssisstant Girls Basketball
In memory of Kevin Hernandez 1992 - 2021
Former Assistant Football/Assistant Wrestling
Kevin Hernandez was born in San Antonio, Texas in 1992 and raised in a Christian household. He grew up loving the game of football and played throughout grade, middle and high school years. He attended NEISD schools, including Roosevelt High School, where he participated in Football, Track, PALS, National Honor Society, Student Council, and the Unity Club.
After graduating from Roosevelt in 2010, he began his studies in kinesiology and continued playing football at Ripon College in Wisconsin. After hanging up his cleats, he continued his path in education and received a Bachelors degree from Texas A&M San Antonio in 2018. He then earned his Master’s Degree in Special Education from The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley in 2020.
Coach Hernandez joined Reagan in 2018 as a Special Education Teacher, Assistant Football Coach, Assistant Wrestling Coach, and PALS Sponsor. Through his work, he daily impacted the lives of his students and athletes. He genuinely cared for others. A fellow coach commented, that he had a way of finding the good in people and was quick to acknowledge their accomplishments. Another colleague described him as a difference maker.
He was a long time member of Extreme Youth Leadership and volunteered for several local organizations including TEDxSA, Culinaria, United Way, and 2Ten Development
He was big in stature and big in life. He enjoyed what God called him here to do and it really showed, touching many lives in the process. Like one of his former coaches said, the only thing bigger than Kevin is his heart.
Kevin’s family and friends were especially important to him just as his students, athletes and coworkers throughout his career. He always took care of their needs before his own. His love, care, and generosity towards others truly defined his life.
He is survived by his parents Cesar and Edilia; brothers, Henry, Edder and Jimmy; sisters, Mariela and Kaily Hernandez.
May he rest in eternal peace.
In memory of Kevin Hernandez 1992 - 2021Former Assistant Football/Assistant Wrestling
John Hirst
Head Basketball
jhirst@neisd.netCoach Hirst, a native of Harlingen, Texas, began his coaching career at his high school alma mater, Harlingen High School. Coach Hirst was fortunate to serve as an assistant to Hall of Fame basketball coach, Carl Owens. While at Harlingen, the Cardinals won three consecutive District Championships, three Bi-District Championships, and three Area Championships. After a one year stint as the assistant at McAllen High School, where he helped Coach Greg Kiger and the McAllen Bulldogs record the best record in school history and a spot in the Regional Tournament, Coach Hirst took his first Head Coaching job at Los Fresnos High School.
In the five years he served as Head Coach at Los Fresnos, Coach Hirst led the Falcons to five consecutive winning seasons, and four post-season appearances. In 2002, Coach Hirst became the assistant at Clark High School, working with Coach Kevin Hamilton. In three seasons at Clark, the Cougars won two consecutive District championships, two consecutive Bi-District Championships, and one Area Championship. In 2005, Coach Hirst was named Head Coach and given the opportunity to open Stevens High School in San Antonio. In four years (the first year, Stevens was not eligible for varsity competition), Coach Hirst’s Falcons never won fewer than 20 games, qualified for the playoffs every season, won back to back District Championships, two Bi-District Championships, and an Area Championship.
In 2010, Coach Hirst was offered the Head Coaching position at Reagan High School and has recorded five District Championships, six Bi-District Championships, two Area Championships, and one Regional Quarterfinal Championship. The Rattlers also recorded the best record in school history (32-6) on Coach Hirst’s watch. His record is 452 – 232 overall and 253 – 126 at Reagan.
Coach Hirst has served as the Committee Chairman for the THSCA Basketball Advisory Committee. He also previously served as THSCA Regional Director, THSCA All-Star Committee Chair and as the TABC All-Region/All-State Selection Chairman. In addition, he was selected as the RGV Coach of the Year, and presented at numerous basketball clinics across the state of Texas. He is a member of the THSCA, TABC, NABC, and NHSBCA. He has Degree’s from Texas Tech University and Grand Canyon University.
Coach Hirst has been married to his beautiful wife, Christie for 29 years. They have two sons, Jordan (24) and Jacob (21).
John HirstHead Basketball
Miguel ManzanoAssistant Girls Soccer/Assistant Football
Stephen MartinezAssistant Golf
Shane Messer
Assistant Football/Assistant Softball
smesse@neisd.netWelcome Coach Messer! Bio coming soon!
Shane MesserAssistant Football/Assistant Softball
Preston Meyer
Assistant Football
pmeyer@neisd.netCoach Preston Meyer joins Reagan in 2021 as an Assistant Coach for both Football and Track. Prior to Reagan, Meyer spent 16 years on the coaching team at Brandeis High School. His coaching highlights include a 2004 National Championship game and a 2014 State Championship game.
Meyer attended the University of Mary-Hardin Baylor where he played football.
He graduated from Sabinal High School in Uvalde County, Texas, where he played all school sports.
He is married to Cassidy and they have two children.
We welcome Coach Meyers to the Reagan team and look forward to his continued success!
Preston MeyerAssistant Football
Paul Miller
Head Wrestling/Assistant Football
pmille1@neisd.netCoach Paul Miller has been coaching and teaching for 18 years. He has spent the past 4 years at Reagan teaching World History and Economics and being an assistant coach for Football and head coach for Wrestling. Previously, he taught and coached in NEISD at Wood Middle School and Madison High School.
Coach Miller graduated from Texas Tech University with a degree in Exercise and Sports Science, and a minor in History and Education.
Prior to college, he attended Clark High School in San Antonio, where he played Football, Baseball, and ran Track.
He is married to Amber and has 3 children, Parker, Gage, and Tylor.
Paul MillerHead Wrestling/Assistant Football
Seth MorrowAssistant Baseball
Christina Nunez
Head Girls Soccer
cnunez@neisd.netCoach Christina Nunez joins Reagan in 2021 as Assistant Girls Soccer Coach. Nunez spent the previous six years at Roosevelt High School as their Head Girls Soccer Coach. Her first year of teaching and coaching was at Wood Middle School. At Reagan, she will also be a co-teacher for Environmental Systems along with the Assistant Girls Soccer Coach.
Coach Nunez earned her Bachelor of Science in Health and Sports Science Education from Northwestern Oklahoma State University. She also holds certifications in Health, PE, and Special Education.
She’s a proud NEISD student graduating from MacArthur High School. While at MacArthur, she played Soccer, Volleyball, Cross Country, and ran Track.
Soccer is her passion and Nunez has been playing for over 29 years. During the summer of 2021, Nunez even played soccer for the semi-professional women’s team, San Antonio Blossoms. She’s also been coaching club soccer for the past three years in the San Antonio area.
Coach Nunez also has three awesome dogs: a chocolate Labrador, a Greyhound/Whippet mix, and a Golden Retriever.
We welcome Coach Nunez and wish her all the best here at Reagan!
Christina NunezHead Girls Soccer
Jacob RamosAssistant Football/Assistant Girls Track
Amber RangelAssistant Volleyball/Assistant Softball
Ryan RodriguezAssistant Football/Assistant Boys Track
Michael Rourke
Head Swimming/Diving
Coach Rourke joins Reagan in the 2019 – 2020 season as the Head Aquatics coach.
Coach Rourke graduated from Texas State University in San Marcos with a Bachelor's of Science in Exercise and Sports Science and Mathematics. While in school, he was part of the Track and Field team as a sprinter, mainly focusing on the 100m and 200m races. He also was an All-State swimmer his sophomore through senior years of high school. Following college, he spent 2 years as the head swim coach and a Geometry teacher at Eaton High School in Haslet, Texas.
He states that his highest goals for his athletes do not necessarily revolve around their performance in the pool. While he is very competitive and will always strive to win, his the definition of success lies within each individual swimmer. His philosophy is to not to take a young person and make them into a great athlete; but to take a young person and make them into a great adult.
In his free time, Coach Rourke enjoys sports, reading, or spending time with family and friends.
Michael RourkeHead Swimming/Diving
Jayson ShanafeltAssistant Boys Basketball
Logan Snyder
Assistant Boys Soccer
lsnyde2@neisd.netCoach Snyder joined Reagan in 2020 as Assistant Girls Soccer Coach and moved to Assistant Boys Soccer Coach in 2021. This year he will be teaching Physics; Honors Physics and has teaching certificates in Life Science and Composite Science.
Prior to Reagan, Coach Snyder taught and coached at Hastings High School in Alief ISD. During his years there, he had a winning record for his Freshman and JV teams all 10 years.
Coach Snyder received his degree from St. Mary’s University in San Antonio, majoring in Biology and Exercise Sports Science. He also played for the St. Mary’s Rattlers soccer team.
Coach Snyder is a proud NEISD alumnus, graduating from Roosevelt High
School.
Coach Snyder grew up with a father in the United States Air Force and that
allowed him the opportunity to travel, play soccer, and live in unique places like Japan and Germany.
Coach Snyder is married to Lindsay and they have a son, Kian.
Logan SnyderAssistant Boys Soccer
Zac Tabor
Head Girls Basketball
ztabor@neisd.net<p style=”text-align: left”>Tabor enters his first season as the head coach for the Lady Rattlers Basketball Program. Zac Tabor, a native of Quanah, Texas, began his coaching and teaching career at Prairie Valley High School where he led them to two consecutive winning seasons and made a 15 win improvement his first year at the helm. He then went to serve as an assistant basketball and track coach for Chance Westmoreland, a decorated eight time state champion, at Argyle High School.</p>
<p style=”text-align: left”>Tabor comes to Reagan after a three year stint as the lead assistant at Argyle. The Lady Eagles won the state championship in Tabor’s first year as top assistant and then followed that 2018-2019 season with a regional championship and a state runner up finish. Tabor assisted and oversaw multiple aspects of the program and was a key part of the rich success that the Lady Eagles experienced during his time in Argyle.</p>
<p style=”text-align: left”>Tabor was a graduate of Graford High School where he led them to their first ever state runner up finish in 2012. He currently owns the record for most points in a state tournament game and the record for most free throws made in a state tournament game. He went on to play basketball at North Lake College and Cameron University before graduating with a degree in Political Science from Midwestern State University.</p>
<p style=”text-align: left”>Coach Tabor has a passion for teaching and coaching and comes from a family of educators. He is married to his wife, Niya, who is about to begin dental school at UT Health San Antonio. He is excited about the future and is grateful to be a member of Rattler Nation.</p>
Zac TaborHead Girls Basketball
Rachel Torvik
Head Volleyball
rtorvi@neisd.netCoach Rachel Torvik started as the Head Volleyball Coach at Reagan in Spring 2018. In addition to coaching volleyball, she also teaches Geometry.
Coach Torvik came to Reagan after 11 years in the Judson ISD, first as the Head Coach at Judson HS and then for the past 2 years at Veterans Memorial. At Veterans Memorial, she served as the Math Department Chair, taught Algebra I, and was the Head Volleyball Coach and Assistant Soccer Coach.
Before she began her coaching and academic career, Tovik played 2 years of collegiate volleyball at Southwestern University in Georgetown, Texas. She then transferred and graduated from the University of Texas at San Antonio with a BS in Kinesiology and a minor in Math.
Torvik is an NEISD graduate of Madison HS where she played both Volleyball and Soccer.
Torvik was also a member of the Junior Olympic Development Team for Road Cycling.
She is married and has two children, Hilmar and Haven.
Rachel TorvikHead Volleyball
Hannah TuvesonAssistant Corss Country
Gilbert Villarreal
Head Boys Soccer
gvilla4@neisd.net<p style=”text-align: left”>Coach Gilbert Villarreal has been coaching boys soccer since 2002. Now in his 12th year as boys head coach at Reagan High School, Coach Villarreal has led the Rattlers to the playoffs every single year winning four District Championships, making six Regional Tournament appearances, four Regional Finals, one Regional Championship and one State Final appearance.</p>
<p style=”text-align: left”>In 2016, Coach Villarreal was the San Antonio Express News Coach of the Year. In 2018 he was named the State Coach of the Year for Texas High School Boys Large Schools and has been named TASCO Region IV Coach of the year on four occasions. From 2020 to 2022, he is serving as the President of the Texas Association of Soccer Coaches (TASCO).</p>
<p style=”text-align: left”>Prior to Reagan, he also coached soccer at Southside, MacArthur, and Steele High Schools.</p>
<p style=”text-align: left”>He holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Mathematics from Austin College in Sherman, TX. While in college, Villarreal played soccer for the ‘Roos.</p>
<p style=”text-align: left”>Coach Villarreal is a product of NEISD, graduating from MacArthur High School.</p>
<p style=”text-align: left”>He is married to wife, Laura, and has two boys, Ethan and Evan.</p>
