@coachquinn10

Quinn joined the BC Football coaching staff in 2020 as the wide receivers coach.

Prior to BC, he served as the head coach at McFarland High School from 2017-19. Before that his coaching career has included stops at the following locations where he has coached many student athletes that have gone on to careers at the NCAA DI, DII, DIII and NAIA levels.

• Clovis North High School – Head Coach (2016)
• Cesar E. Chavez High School – Head Coach (2014-15)
  • South Sequoia League Champions 2014
  • Named ‘Hometown Sports’ – Coach of the year 2014
• Roosevelt High School – Head Coach (2013)
• Reedley College – Receivers Coach (2012)
• Central High School – Head Coach (2008-2011)
  • Tri River Athletic Conference Champions 2011
• Cal State All Star Bowl Game – Head Coach 2011
• Clovis West High School – Receivers Coach (2003-2008)
• Santa Margarita Catholic High School – Varsity Receivers Coach (2000-2002)
• Southern Oregon University – Defensive Backs Coach (1999)

Quin began his athletic career in high school as a three-sport varsity student athlete at Ashland High School (OR) participating in football, basketball and baseball. In football he won an OSAA Football State Championship. He then went on to play college football at Western Oregon University.

He holds an B.S. in Education (Major-PE; Minor-Health) from Western Oregon University and both an M.A. in Coaching and Athletic Administration and an M.S. in Coaching and Exercise Science from Concordia University.

Quinn resides in Bakersfield with his wife, Angela and daughter Madeline and step-son Andrew. 

“I am eager to begin my teaching and coaching responsibilities at Bakersfield College. Bakersfield College takes pride in servicing all learning communities, and values all personnel that works diligently to enhance student learning outcomes for all students. I look forward to developing healthy and productive relationships with the staff and students at Bakersfield College.

As the Receivers Coach, it is my challenge to help every student athlete to reach their maximum potential, not only on the field, but in their lives as well. It is my firm belief that the game of football develops critical thinking and collaboration skills that translate to success in life. Because of its unique demand, football has the ability to instill a life-long work ethic, self-confidence and discipline. Bakersfield College student athletes will be challenged on a daily basis, but will also learn how to be competitive, mentally tough and develop a go hard attitude.”  - Casey Quinn