David currently plays cornerback at the professional level for the Cedar Rapids Titans of the American Indoor Football league. He played WR/DB in high school at Cuyahoga Valley Christian Academy, then received an opportunity to play cornerback at the College of Wooster.

"After some hardships, the Lord allowed me to play semi-professionally for 2 years until I became a 2x all-star in 2023. From there, I played for a club in Canada for the Okanagan Sun of the CJFL. We had an undefeated regular season & I was given the award for the best DB in 2024 for the Sun and also was the conference championship (Cullen Cup) Defensive MVP with 3 interceptions!”

David also played for Chi-Ro football out of Huntington, West Virginia in 2025 and had 2 interceptions in his first game.

“My goal is to help people the same way the Lord helped me and give them every opportunity imaginable by helping however I can.”

Hill’s performance in high school earned him preferred walk-on (PWO) opportunities from Eastern Kentucky University and Ohio University, along with 19 additional Division II scholarship offers. Instead of continuing his playing career, he made the decision to transition into coaching at just 19 years old, accepting a collegiate position coach role at Hocking College.

Becoming one of the youngest coaches at the collegiate level pushed him to grow quickly as a leader, teacher, and developer of young men. He later served as a Defensive Line Assistant at Ohio University under Defensive Coordinator Spence Nowinsky, contributing to the development of the MAC Champion Bobcats. That experience at the Division I level sharpened his understanding of defensive front play, recruiting operations, scouting, and game preparation.

In addition to coaching, He’s helped start a post-graduate football program (Ex Prep Post Grad) in Huntington, creating opportunities for athletes seeking development and exposure beyond high school. Building something from the ground up reinforced his commitment to mentorship, structure, and providing pathways for student-athletes to reach the next level.

Hill’s journey — from highly recruited high school athlete to collegiate coach and program builder — reflects his passion for football, leadership, and developing others through the game.

Rickey Runion II brings 16 years of coaching experience at both the college and high school levels, including 14 seasons as an Offensive Coordinator. Throughout his career, Runion has coached multiple position groups including quarterbacks, running backs, wide receivers, offensive linemen, and linebackers, while also serving two seasons as a Defensive Coordinator.

Runion played collegiate football at West Virginia State University from 2008–2011, where he played Defensive End and Outside Linebacker. During his career he was recognized as one of the program’s hardest working athletes, earning the Iron Jacket Award (Strongest Player on the Team) three consecutive seasons from 2009–2011. He also served as a team captain in 2011.

Coaching Career

South Charleston High School (2012–2015)

Runion began his coaching career at South Charleston High School, serving as Offensive Coordinator and Quarterbacks Coach. During his tenure, the program produced one of the most explosive offenses in the state.

• Top Five Offense in the State (2013–2015)

• 2014 Gatorade Player of the Year

• 2014 State Championship Runner-Up

• Four consecutive playoff appearances

• Over 46 players advanced to the college level

Sissonville High School (2016–2018)

At Sissonville High School, Runion continued his success as Offensive Coordinator and Quarterbacks Coach, leading one of the most productive offenses in Class AA.

• Top 5 Offense in AA

• Developed a 3,000-yard passer and two 1,000-yard rushers

• Three playoff appearances

• 23 athletes advanced to college football or military service

West Virginia State University (2019)

Runion returned to his alma mater, West Virginia State University, serving as Offensive Line Coach and Recruiting Coordinator.

• Produced two All-Conference selections

• Helped the program achieve its best ranking in school history

Sherman High School (2020)

At Sherman High School, Runion served as Offensive Coordinator while coaching quarterbacks and wide receivers.

• 1,000-yard passer and 1,000-yard rusher

• County Champions

• Offensive Player of the Year

Chi Rho Football (2025–Present)

Runion currently serves as Offensive Coordinator and Quarterbacks Coach for Chi Rho Football, helping lead the program during its inaugural season.

• Finished Top 5 in the country

• Help a number of players get to 4-year institutions

Personal

Coach Runion has been a teacher in the education system for 9 years.

Coach Runion resides in Charleston, WV with his wife Chelsea and their three children Patrick, Maverick, and Jovi.

Born and raised with a competitor’s spirit, Adrian Valenzuela began his football journey at North Valley High School, where he established himself as one of the most dominant offensive linemen in the region. A two-time First Team All-Region selection in 2009 and 2010, he built his reputation on grit, discipline, and relentless effort on every snap.

After high school, Adrian Valenzuela took his game to the next level at Feather River College, continuing to defy expectations. Despite being considered undersized for his position, he stood out through his work ethic, technique, and leadership. As a sophomore, he earned First Team All-Golden Empire Conference honors, proving that dedication and preparation could outperform physical advantage.

Throughout his career, Adrian has been defined not by natural size but by an unwavering commitment to improvement and team success. Known among teammates and coaches as a motivator and tone-setter, he carried his underdog mentality into coaching and player development. His philosophy emphasizes accountability, fundamentals, and mental toughness traits that build not only great athletes but disciplined leaders on and off the field.

As a coach and mentor, Coach V brings years of competitive experience, leadership, and resilience, channeling his journey into helping the next generation of players reach their full potential. His story serves as a reminder that heart and hard work can transform any challenge into an opportunity to excel.