News 2004-11-01 - Kansas City Storm Announces Additional Coaches

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The Kansas City Storm Announces the Addition of Two Coaches

Two more coaches have joined the staff of the Kansas City Storm, both with impressive playing and coaching experience. "We are committed to providing a quality experience for our players and fans," said Nance Wernes, Storm owner, "The addition of these highly qualified gentleman to our team underlines this commitment."

Michael Riley
Mike is a three year high school letterman and played collegiately at Missouri Western. He coached the offensive and defensive line at Raytown High School and now coaches the offensive line at Avila University.

John Howell
John played high school football in Virginia and took several football coaching classes at the University of Texas after completing his business degree from University of Oklahoma. He began coaching in 1982 at the minor league level in Oklahoma City under Ben Hart, former OU All-American and NFL player. He has worked with all levels of football from youth teams through high school and the minor league levels in Texas, Oklahoma, Missouri and Kansas. He operated the Kansas Plainsmen Football Club from 1997 to 2000 and was selected Coach of the Year in 1998 by the South Central Football League when they went 11-1. John has former players on European teams, and coaching at the high school and college levels.