Matt Logan enters his 28th year as Head Coach of the Centennial Huskies. In 27 seasons, he has compiled an overall record of 286-61. During his reign as Head Coach the Huskies have won a State Championship in 2008, three Southern Regional Championships (2012, 2014, 2015), 10 CIF Championships, and 21 League Championships. The 2013 team has the National High School Record for most yards in a season with 9,001 yards and another National High School Record for most yards in a single game with 946 yds. Coaching honors include: USA Today National High School Coach of the Year ’15, U.S. Army National Coach of the Year ’15, Russell Athletic National Coach of the Year ’08, Schutt West Coach of the Year ’08, Press Enterprise Sportsmen of the Year ‘07, NFL/ABC Coach of the Year ‘07, CalHiSports State Coach of the Decade 2000’s, CalHiSports State Coach of the Year ‘04, California Coaches’ Association Southern Section Coach of the Year ’14, Riverside County Coach of the Year (’15,’14,’12,’07, ’04,‘02), LA Times Coach of the Year ’14, CIF Coach of the Year (’15,'14,’13,’12,’10,’08,’07, ’04,’02,’00), League Coach of the Year (23,’19,’18,’12,’10,’07,’06,’04,’02,’01,’00), NFL Coach of the Week (’19,’18,’07,‘02). He has been selected to coach in the US Army All American Bowl ’09, Shrine Game ’04, Southern California Bowl ’07, Cal/Florida Bowl ’04, Gridiron War ’09, and the Inland Empire All Star Classic (’18,’17,’15,’02,’00). During his tenure, there have been over 140 players earn scholarships. Before becoming the Head Coach, he served as the Defensive Coordinator for the Huskies (’95-’96), coached both Varsity & JV at Esperanza High School (’93-’94) and Freshmen at Mater Dei High School in ’92. A 1985 graduate of Norco High, he lettered in Football, Basketball, and Track and he was elected to the Norco Hall of Fame in ‘97. After high school, Coach Logan went on to play Running Back at Fullerton College and then at Chico State University. He graduated from Chico State in 1990 with a Business Degree. After a couple of years in the business world, he returned to college and in 1995 earned his Teaching Credential from Cal State Fullerton. In 2001, he achieved a Masters Degree in Education from Azusa Pacific University. Currently, he teaches Physical Education at Centennial High School. Coach Logan and his late wife, Donna, have three daughters, Lindsey, married to former Husky linebacker Dr. Jason Manalili, and works as an occupational therapist, and has blessed Coach with two beautiful granddaughters Capri (4) and Kai (2). Samantha works in Social Media Marketing/Ecommerce and is the Head Coach at Irvine Valley College Girls Flag Football team. She is married to Layne, who is Flight Attendant/Entrepreneur. The youngest daughter Madison, is in a teaching credential program and is married to Ryan Tice, who works as financial & retirement advisor. Coach Logan has remarried to LaRonda, an English teacher, and has a stepdaughter, Alyssa, who is a Doctor and works as a chiropractor.

I will be entering by 29th year coaching football at Centennial the past 25 as Defensive Coordinator. I have coached 32 years in total. I grew up in Norco playing Football, Basketball, and Swimming where I graduated from in 1986. I also played football for RCC and was a part of their National Championship team in 1989. I graduated from Cal State University San Bernardino with a degree in Kinesiology and received my teaching credential from National University. I taught one year of Math at Sherman Indian High School, then 3 years at Santiago before transferring to Centennial in 2004. I have taught Math and PE since that time. Without the love and support of my beautiful and supportive wife Lisa, coaching wouldn’t be possible. We have 6 kids that we are very proud of. The 3 Boys, Tyler (30) is a police officer in North Carolina. Buddy (29) is security for a Jewelry Company in Orange County. And James (21) is in the Navy, stationed in Virgina. The 3 girls, Ciera (27), working on her elementary teaching credential. Cheyan (24), working on her secondary credential and coach Girls Flag Football and Girls Basketball. And the “baby” Danielle (8) who is going into the 3rd grade and will be cheering for the Corona Chargers this year. My hobbies is spending time with my family, whether that’s going to Disneyland or swimming in the backyard.