This is my 20th year of coaching and 3rd year at Rock Hill High School and my 2nd as Head Football Coach.  Prior to coming to Rock Hill, I was the Defensive Coordinator at Sherman High School. I had stops at Keller Fossil Ridge, Callisburg, and Birdville. I graduated from the University of North Texas in 2004 with a Bachelor of Arts in History and a Minor in Secondary Education. 
 

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My name is Rhana Ramos and this is my 18th year in education as a Science/Credit Recovery teacher and Coach.  I am entering my first year as the Head Golf Coach and Director of Football Operations at Rock Hill.  The past three years, I have served as the Varsity Assistant in the Rock Hill Softball program, full of deep playoff runs, State appearances and awesome experiences.  Prior to that, I spent several years at different locations; Dallas, Denton, Frisco, and Princeton.  At all of these places, I served as the Head Softball Coach and some I was involved in other capacities, like assistant volleyball, assistant powerlifting, assistant basketball, volunteer golf coach and Campus Female Coordinator.  Each of these opportunities were performed in different environments, allowing me to experience a variety of coworkers, administrators, socio-economic settings, cultures, beliefs and visions to provide me with different lenses and make me who I am today.  I am married to an amazing person of 6 years and we have a daughter, Arya Jean (3).  I love spending my time growing in the most humbling game on earth, golf, and watching my little girl grow into the person she wants to become.  Our family loves the outdoors, grilling, football and hanging with our friends. 

Coach Jesse Johnson, Defensive Coordinator, is starting his 2nd year coaching at Rock Hill and his 17th year coaching High School Football. Prior to coming to Rock Hill, Coach Johnson was Co-Defensive Coordinator at Hebron High School and had stopped at Lampasas High School as Defensive Coordinator and Lewisville High School as Secondary Coach and Special Team Coordinator. Coach Johnson graduated from Midwestern State University where he played safety. He has been married for 12 years to his wife Lindsay and they have 3 children; Aubrey (8), Landry (5), and Mackenzie (3).

Coach Thompson is entering his 2nd year as the Offensive Coordinator/Associate Head Coach at Rock Hill High School. Coach Thompson was raised in Glen Rose, Texas, and is a proud graduate of the University of
North Texas, where he received his Bachelor's Degree in Kinesiology with a Master's of Science in Sports Management. Prior to coming to Rock Hill, Coach Thompson served as the AssociateHC/Offensive Coordinator at Bridgeport HS. Previous stops include five years at Sherman HS (OC) and two years at Denton HS. Coach Thompson and his wife, Mandy, have two boys, Greyson (Five) and Jett (Three).

Tyler Bailey is from Lexington, Kentucky, where he graduated from Paul Laurence Dunbar High School in 2005.  He played both football and baseball in high school. Tyler attended the University of North Texas on a football scholarship from 2005-2009.  He played on the offensive line and started for 3 seasons.  After college, his first job was in New Orleans, LA at O Perry Walker High School, where he coached the offensive line from 2010-2012.  From 2013-2015, he worked as a Graduate Assistant at UTEP, working with the offensive line.  In 2016, he spent a year at Anthony High School coaching running backs.  From 2017-2020, he was the run game coordinator and offensive line coach at Hebron High School.  While at Hebron, Tyler also coached Freshman/JV baseball for all 4 years.  For the last two years, he was the Offensive Coordinator at Irving MacArthur High School.  Tyler is married to Krystal. They have two boys. Champ and Roogi.  Interesting side note, he was born in Misawa, Japan (Dad was in Air Force) and lived there for the first 8 years of his childhood.

Coach Kamm Coker will coach our outside linebackers and is a premium addition to our entire athletic staff.  Prior to Rock Hill, he spent 3 years coaching the Varsity Linebackers at Sealy High School in Sealy, Texas.  Coach Coker attended Bellville High School in Bellville, Texas, where he played linebacker and earned All State recognition. After high school, he attended Sam Houston State University in Huntsville, Texas, and received a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology.

Billy Farris has been coaching for 25 years and beginning his 2nd year at Prosper ISD.   He was an All-State football player and wrestler in high school and went on to play football at North Western Oklahoma State University. He started his Texas coaching career in Center and Daingerfield then moved to the Dallas area, coaching in Carrollton, McKinney, Plano and Flowermound Marcus. This is Coach Farris' second year at Rock Hill high school working in Prosper ISD. His speciality is working with the defensive line and building great relationships with his players.

I am Coach King, husband and father of two. I am in my 5th year of coaching and 6th year of teaching. I am a veteran, having served eight years in the Marine Corps. I have coached cross country, track and field, girls' soccer and football at the middle school level, and girls' soccer at the high school level. This year, I am the 9th-grade assistant football coach and 9th-grade girls' basketball coach. I am proud to be a part of the Rock Hill family. 

Coach Ricky London is the defensive backs coach and a Special Education teacher. He has been coaching since 1996 and has coached football, basketball, volleyball, baseball, and track and field. He has won a state championship in track and field and a district championship in basketball, as well as Coach of the Year.

Coach London has a Bachelor of Science degree in Special Education. He played football and ran hurdles in college. Earlier this year, he was selected as Teacher of the Month by CoServ and FC Dallas. When he has free time, he enjoys spending time with his wife, Elaine, and his three children, Jaden,Mya, and Haden.

I am starting my second year at Prosper Rock Hill with 18 years of coaching.  I will be an Offensive Line coach and Assistant Golf coach.  I have been married to my wife, Dee Ann, for 23 years and we have two daughters, Paige (19) and Jordan (12).

Carter Severson is an inclusion teacher along with being a H-backs and offensive line coach at Rock Hill High School. Since he can remember, he has always loved the game of football. He started playing when he was just 9 years old and continued playing into his college years. While playing football in high school, he received the All-Conference Honorable Mention Award. Along with playing football, Carter wrestled, becoming a two-time state qualifier and participated in shot put, being a one-time state qualifier. He continued playing football at Southwestern Assemblies of God University, where he was a multiple-time Academic All-Conference and won the Champion of Character Award. 

While at SAGU, Carter received a Bachelor of Arts in Business and a minor in both Marketing and Business Administration. He was involved in many extracurricular activities, including being the president of Street Hope, a student-led ministry that travels to a homeless shelter in Dallas to spend time and feed the homeless on Friday nights. He was also a volunteer at Common Ground where he mentored at-risk youth. After graduating from SAGU, he went on to receive his Alternative Teacher Certification.

Carter and his family recently moved back to Texas from North Carolina where he taught employment prep and coached the offensive line at Sanderson High School. Carter is married to his wife Caroline and together they have a one-year-old daughter and are eagerly awaiting the arrival of their son in early December.

Coach Smith is entering his 17th year in education and his second year at Rock Hill High School. He spent the previous 15 years at Creekview High School. The love of sport and competition and the growth provided as an individual and an athlete is what is great about this profession. He is married to Chelsea and has three children; Jeremiah, Lydia and Naomi.

Coach Nicolas Summerfield is entering his 11th year of Coaching (8th at the High School level), with previous stops at the University of North Texas, Sherman ISD, and Plano East Senior High School. This is his second year at Rock Hill High School as an Assistant Soccer Coach. Accomplishments include recognition at each district for Teacher / Coach of the Month, Prosper ISD Aspiring Athletic Administrators Academy member, and a representative of the THSCA as a ROCK Mentoring Advocate and Brand Ambassador.

Seneca Wallace, 2001-02 – Football -Two-time All-Big 12 selection (2001, 2002)-Big 12 Offensive Newcomer of the Year (2001)-One of five finalists for the Johnny Unitas Golden Arm Award (2002)-Independence Bowl Offensive MVP (2001)-Iowa State season record-holder in passing yards (3,245)-Iowa State Male Athlete of the Year (2003)-Played in the Senior Bowl (2013)-Played 10 seasons in the NFL, starting 22 games at QB (2005-13) Seneca Wallace is one of the greatest quarterbacks in Iowa State history (2001-02), leading the Cyclones to a pair of bowl games, establishing numerous school records and competing in the NFL for eight seasons (2005-13). A native of Sacramento, Calif., Wallace was a two-time All-Big 12 selection with his uncanny passing accuracy and elusive running style. The junior college transfer immediately made an impact in his first season in 2001, directing the Cyclones to a 7-5 record and a spot in the Independence Bowl with 2,044 passing yards and 475 rushing yards. Against Baylor that season, Wallace, who was the 2001 Big 12 Offensive Newcomer of the year, broke the school mark for completion percentage in a game by connecting on 22-of-24 passes (91.7 pct.). Wallace’s senior year was one of the best in school history, as the Cyclones were ranked as high as No. 9 in the Associated Press poll and qualified for the Humanitarian Bowl with a 7-7 record. Wallace was the frontrunner for the Heisman Trophy at midseason, providing incredible memories in a come-from-behind victory at Iowa and “The Run” vs. Texas Tech. He also set a school record for total offense in a game (493 yards) in a victory over Missouri. At season’s end, Wallace broke the school record for passing yards in a season (3,245), was a Second-Team All-Big 12 choice, was one of five finalists for the Johnny Unitas Golden Arm Award and was the 2003 Iowa State Male Athlete of the Year recipient. Wallace later enjoyed a successful 11-year stint in the NFL (2005-14), starting games at quarterback in the NFL with 4,947 passing yards and 31 touchdown passes.