Kingdom Force Football

DIRECTOR/COACH

Dan is the Director of KF Sports and one of the most coveted up and coming coaches in the Canadian game today. Dan has been involved with competitive football for over 20 years. His passion for getting the best out of each of his players is unrivalled. Dan is a Nationally Certified (NCCP) Competition Level football coach. Dan is a highly motivated and organized coach. He places the athletes' development as the top priority in his coaching and works tirelessly to provide the athletes in his charge the best possible opportunity to improve their skills. Dan enjoys teaching young athletes the proper fundamentals and techniques that will make them successful on the field. He is full of energy and encouragement.

7v7 HEAD FOOTBALL COACH

Keith enjoyed a successful career at Bishop’s University, where he retired as the school’s all-time leader in receiving yards. After earning his BA, Keith was invited to the 2008 CFL eCamp, where he was ranked as one of the Top 10 performers. He was signed as an undrafted free agent by the Montreal Alouettes in 2008. Keith has spent time with the Toronto Argonauts, BC Lions, and Edmonton Eskimos. Keith brings his excellent teaching skills, vibrant personality, and competitive spirit. Keith lives and breathes our mantra of Discipline. Dedication. Determination.

SPEED, STRENGTH & CONDITIONING COACH

Jamall enjoyed one of the most successful careers in CIS history. In just four years as a running back at Bishop’s University, Jamall smashed the QUFL rushing record (4,296 yards, CIS 3rd all-time). In 2007, Jamall was named the QUFL’s Most Outstanding Player and a 1st Team CIS All-Star. At the 2009 CFL Evaluation Camp, Jamall shattered the record for fastest 40-yard dash (4.39s) and vertical jump (44-inches). After spending training camp with the Carolina Panthers and dressing in all four pre-season games, the Panthers released Jamall and he was signed by the B.C. Lions. Jamall won a Grey Cup with B.C. in 2011 and retired in 2012 in order to dedicate himself to developing the next generation of Canadian football players.