Arguably the greatest football player in state history, Mill is a former Farmington Hills Harrison High School three time All-State Quarterback, All-American Quarterback and MVP recipient of two state championships. He was selected as the Michigan High School All-Decade Dream Teams quarterback and team captain (1980-1990). Mill is a former Michigan State University captain, three year starter (quarterback, receiver, running back and punt returner). During his time at MSU, Mill was once named MSU Team MVP. After college, Mill went on to play professionally with the Chicago Bears and Montreal Alouettes.

• Amateur, Collegiate, and Professional Defensive Back Trainer
• University of Detroit Jesuit High School & Academy; Defensive Back & Quarterback (All-Catholic, All-Metro)
• Eastern Michigan University University, BS; Safety and Kick Returner (4 Year Starter, 1st Team All-MAC, Team Captain, 2nd in NCAA K.O.R. in 1991)
• Catholic League Hall of Fame, Eastern Michigan University Athletic Hall of Fame, University of Detroit Jesuit H.S. Hall of Fame
• Detroit Lions, National Football League; Safety (Detroit Lions: 7 Seasons; Team Captain, Lions’ Walter Payton Award Winner)
• Wayne State University, MA

Coaching Experience: 15+ Years

Coach Batten, with years of speed and performance training experience, is a Defensive Coach/Coordinator with Michigan Elite Football Club. He also served as linebacker coach and talent evaluator for USA Football and the U15 Developmental Games. Coach Batten played Division I football at Purdue University and also spent time in the NFL with the Houston Oilers. He is a member of the Catholic League Hall of Fame.

Coach Batten also provides top-notch performance, speed, and conditioning training to US Olympic athletes, decorated high school and collegiate athletes, along with NFL Players.

A 3-sport athlete at Farmington Hills Harrison High School and graduate of Central Michigan University. Coffee was apart of a State Champion (2000) Football team and All-Oakland County Basketball performer (2001).  Coffee’s passion for working with youth is made evident through his personal and professional endeavors. From serving as a Basketball Coach and assistant weight training coach for the Varsity football team at his alma mater – to working as a counselor with the Metro Detroit YMCA, to mentoring young men and women in the Midnight Golf Program through the critical transition from high school to college, then continuing to be a source of support for them through their collegiate tenure, Coffee has been able to fulfill that passion.

Most recently, Mr. Coffee began working with student-athletes in the Metro Detroit region, helping them to achieve their dreams of competing at the collegiate level. He guides students through the research, application, recruiting and selection process, helping them identify programs that meet their academic and financial thresholds. To-date, Mr. Coffee has worked with more than 50 students attending over 20 colleges and universities across the country.

Professional Experience: Arena Football League and NFL Europe
Coaching Experience: 10+ Years

Coach Gieselman attended Brother Rice High School and led team to State Semi Finals in 1987. As a walk-on quarterback at Michigan State he earned a scholarship his freshman year after being named the outstanding player in the Spring Green and White game. Appeared in 11 games at Michigan State where he was named player of the game in his Senior year vs Northwestern. John played 2 seasons in the Arena Football League (Massachusetts Marauders ’94 and Charlotte Rage ’95) as well as in NFL Europe (Rhein Fire ’95). John also works the Elite Football Camp circuit.

Coach Jackson is a former defensive back at Michigan State University. He coaches MEFC 7v7 Football Teams and works with multiple positions on both sides of the ball.

Kevin attended Detroit St. Martin Deporres High School where he led them to two State Championships in 1995 & 1996. He was voted as one of the Top 5 all time high school quarterbacks in Michigan history by the MHSAA. Kevin played his college ball at Illinois State University where he was a Four-Year Starter and Letterman, set 25 school records for the Redbirds, and completed 645 or 1,119 passes for 8,032 yards and 61 touchdowns.

Kevin went on the play18 seasons as a quarterback in the Canadian Football League (CFL). He is the only Player in CFL history to (sign with) be affiliated with every organization.

His career CFL numbers include 52,867 passing yards, 294 TD’s in 304 career games; establishing him as the 6th All-Time CFL Passing Leader, 16th All-Time Professional Football Passing in North America (CFL/NFL), 2 Grey Cup Appearances, an East nominee for the CFL’s Most Outstanding Player award in 2007, and CFL East All-Star in 2007. He threw for a career-high 506 yards against Montreal on Oct.18, 2009.

Kevin set the Hamilton franchise records in 2010, with 33 touchdown passes and 388 completions. He also led CFL in 2007 with 5,114 passing yards and a Blue Bombers team record of 388 completions.

In 2011, Kevin won the Tom Pate Award for outstanding community service.

Chris Lum attended Lehigh University (FCS 1-AA) where he served as team captain, set numerous passing records (yards, completions, and touchdowns), and received many athletic and university awards.
He was the recipient of the Patriot League Offensive Player of the Year, the Eastern College Athletic Conference Offensive Player of the Year, and placed second for the Walter Payton Award (FCS Heisman).
He has been training quarterbacks for over three years and loves not only seeing his quarterbacks grow and improve as an athlete, but also become great leaders on their teams, in their schools, and in the community. He works with youth to collegiate level quarterbacks.

Neal graduated from Royal Oak Kimball HS and went on to attended Ferris State University, where he was part of 3 league championship teams. He held school records for receptions in a single season, career and touchdown receptions in a season. Neal has served as offensive coordinator for the USA Football Developmental Games in Canton, Ohio.

Coaching Experience: 15+ Years

Coach Parker works the Elite Football Camp circuit and served as defensive coordinator and talent evaluator for USA Football and the U15 Developmental Games. Parker has also won multiple high school football state championships as an assistant coach and coordinator.

Terry Richardson, a 2012 graduate of Detroit Cass Technical High School located in downtown Detroit, MI. Terry was a highly talented recruit out of Cass Tech and a 2012 Under-Armor All American.  Terry was a member of the University of Michigan Football team from 2012 to 2016 and a three-year letterman during his tenure. While a member of the football team, he participated in three bowl games Outback Bowl, Buffalo Wild Wings, and finishing off with a 41 to 7 Citrus Bowl victory vs Florida Gators. Terry graduated in 2016 with a Bachelors in Sociology as well as a Marketing & Sales Certificate from Ross School of Business.

Post-graduation, Terry attended Marshall University joining fellow Michigan Football Alum Chuck Heater to fulfill his fifth year of football eligibility. While at Marshall, Terry registered 35 tackles, 5 pass break-ups, and 2 interceptions finishing the season with all conference honorable mention honors.

Edwin Baker was a US Army All-American running out of Oak Park High School (MI) where he earned a scholarship to Michigan State University. Edwin was a star that earned All Big Ten Honors and was eventually drafted in the 7th Round by the San Diego Chargers in 2012. Edwin’s NFL career also included stops in Cleveland and New Orleans.

Lucas Barner is a former four year starting Quarterback from Lansing Everett High School where he led the team to a Conference Championship and the first 9-0 record in school history during the 2012 season. As a high school QB, Lucas trained for two years with the Michigan Elite Football Club and Coach Coleman, developing into an All-State QB. Following his high school success, Lucas accepted a scholarship to Siena Heights University where he was a two time team captain and two year starter for the Saints during the 2016 and 2017 seasons.

A passionate and knowledgeable coach,  Cash has years of experience on the offensive side of the ball serving as receivers coach and offensive coordinator for Michigan Elite Football 7v7 Club. He has won multiple state championships as a high school football coach. Cash is a former Wayne State University Warriors receiver that attended Cass Tech High School (Detroit, MI).

Topp played college football at Grand Valley State University, winning two national championships as a player in 2005-06, while also being a part of the team that holds the NCAA Division 2 record with 40 consecutive wins and not losing a single game in his time with the program at offensive line. One of the areas top line coaches, Topp has also coached at Marian University, Aurora University, Wartburg College, Minnesota State University Moorehead and Grand Valley State University.