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Jonathan Quinn begins his first season as head football coach. He came to MNU in 2006 as the quarterbacks coach and spent the last two seasons as the Offensive Coordinator. During his 3 years in Olathe, the Pioneers have gone 26 and 7, have made the playoffs twice, earned a HAAC Conference Championship, and have finished each season among the top ten in the nation in Total Offense, the last two seasons in the top five. During that time, MNU has also boasted 23 Offensive All-Conference selections, 2 Conference Players of the Year, four Honorable Mention All Americans, one 2nd team All American, and one 1st team All American.
After playing college ball at Tulane and Middle Tennessee State, Coach Quinn played quarterback in the NFL for 7 years with the Chiefs, Bears, and Jaguars.
Coach Quinn lives in Overland Park with his wife Casi and children Dakota, Colton, Aiden, and Ellie.
Coach Campbell begins his 8th season with the MNU staff in 2008 and will be coaching the offensive line. Coach Campbell was a First Team HAAC All Conference and NAIA All American lineman in 2000. He lives in Olathe with his wife Heather and their daughter McKenzie.
Coach Hubbard enters his 3rd year at MNU after coaching at the high school level. In 2004 Hubbard was an assistant defensive line coach at Northern Colorado. While playing for Coach Stugart, Hubbard was an NCAA All American defensive end in 2003. Hubbard is working on his master's degree at MNU and resides in Olathe.
Returning for his 31st year on the Pioneer coaching staff, Coach Fields also serves as the MNU Athletic Facilities Coordinator. Coach Fields has been a part of 3 conference championships at MNU. Pulling double duty is not a new thing for Coach Fields. From 1980-1998 he was as assistant football coach as well as the head baseball coach. Rick and his wife of 23 years, Priscilla, both former Pioneer athletes, have a daughter Laura, and they reside in Olathe.
Coach Rosegrant returns this season for his 4th year as the special team coordinator. Coach Rosegrant has been part of the MNU staff for 8 seasons, having also coached defensive backs. Coach Rosegrant played college football for MNU as a defensive back from 1990-1993. Rosegrant lives in Olathe and has two daughters, Blakely and Ally.
Coach Spellman begins his fifth year as MNU and will be coaching the running backs and punters. This is his eleventh year coaching college football, having spent seven years on the defensive staff at Baker University. Coach Spellman, a graduate of Central Missouri State University, coached at the high school level in Missouri for three decades. Spellman and his wife Sandra live in Lee's Summit and have three children: Chris, Scott, and Amie. He also has give grandkids: Michael, Matthew, Sam, Paige, and Grace.
Coach Meinke comes back to MNU for a 6th year. Prior to coaching and MNU he coached high school baseball and football at Gardner Edgerton & MVHS. Meinke played football and baseball for MNU from 1994-1997 and was part of two bowl games & college world series, respectively. Coach Meinke is currently the Recreation Director at College Church on the Nazarene. Meinke resides in Olathe with his wife Angie and their two kids: Mya & Jackson.
Coach Perry begins his first year as an assistant coach for MNU. Perry was a 3-time all HAAC wideout and was named 2006 HAAC Offensive Player of the Year. That season he had 87 receptions for 919 yards and 10 touchdowns in 10 games.
Coach Fulson begins his first season on the coaching staff for MNU. He will work with the defensive backs. Fulson joins the coaching staff after a standout career as a defensive back for the Pioneers.
Coach Davis in entering his first year as a coach at MNU. He was a linebacker for the University of Utah. Coach Davis joined the Kansas City Chiefs in 1994 as a free agent and played for the Chiefs until 1998 when he went to play for the Green Bay Packers. In 2000, he played for the Super Bowl XXXV Champion Baltimore Ravens. He in in the midst of starting his foundation: Your Next Play. He enjoys spending time with his three children: Anthony Jr., Anessa, and Alexus. He resides in Overland Park.

