Head Coach: Courtney Hall
Coach Courtney was born and raised in Parker. She grew up being trained as a dancer until she got more involved with her high school's cheer program during her freshman year. At Legend High School, she was on the Varsity Cheer Squad for four years and served as a captain her senior year.

After graduation, she was an active member of the D1 cheerleading squad for 4 years at the University of Wyoming. Her senior year of college, she served again as a captain. While attending UWYO, her team competed at two NCA National Championships where they placed 7th and 9th.

After graduating with her degree in elementary education, she moved back to Parker to begin her teaching career. She currently teaches 5th grade.

What she enjoys most about coaching is, "getting the extreme satisfaction of knowing that although you no longer cheer you can watch other young cheerleaders grow in a sport that they love. You teach them stability, team bonding, trust, time management, coordination, leadership, and most importantly confidence. My goals for this upcoming season are to create a strong, welcoming, well-rounded team and to make finals at state!"

Email: chall1@dcsdk12.org

Coaching Experience:
Total Years Coaching: 1
Years as Head Coach: 1

Head Coach: Stephen Robbins
The Lutheran Football Program is headed by Coach Stephen Robbins a graduate of Concordia University, Nebraska, where he played football for the Bulldogs. While at CUNE he earned both his undergraduate, B.S. in Secondary Education, as well as his Masters in Education Administration.

The LuHi Football Program’s foundation is Building Christian Men of Character, and focuses on helping student athletes be great on and off the field. Through the past 6 years Lutheran has seen continued success on the field as well as sending athletes to numerous colleges to continue their careers at the next level.

Currently the Lions have enjoyed success making it to the playoffs in the past two seasons. During their current run they have continuedly been ranked in the top five of all 3A. With multiple All State players each year the program has grown to around 100 players, and three levels of play; C-Team, JV & Varsity.

Each year LuHi athletes have been recruited to join the ranks of all levels of college football, including such programs as Colorado State, University of Northern Colorado, CSU-Pueblo, Western, Concordia University, Chadron State, St. Olaf, Hastings, and Doane to name a few.

Email: stephen.robbins@lhsparker.org

Coaching Experience:
Total Years Coaching: 16 
Years as Head Coach: 13

2017 Season Success:

• 8 Athletes Selected to All Conference Team
• 3 First Team All Conference Players
• Top 10 Wide Receiver in the State
• #2 Receiver in all 3A
• #2 QB in all 3A
• 4 Athletes received offers to play college football

Head Coach: Matt Buchholz
Coach Matt Buchholz graduated from Concordia University, Nebraska, where he played on the men’s basketball team. His competitive drive and desire to teach young men what it means to be Christian Athletes led him to start coaching. Matt’s high school basketball coach largely influenced him and had a positive impact on his life; Matt hopes to give back to LuHi students in a similar fashion.

Email: matthew.buchholz@lhsparker.org

Coaching Experience:
Total Years Coaching: 9 
Years as Head Coach: 7

Spring 2021 Season Success:

• Two All-League 1st team players
• Two All-League 2nd team players
• One All-League Honorable Mention player
• 1 All-State 2nd team player
• 1 All-State Honorable Mention player
• Added a C level team

Head Coach: Alicia Kidston
Coach Alicia Kidston graduated from Concordia University, Nebraska where she played volleyball and was awarded Academic-All American, Most Inspirational Player Award, and 2nd Team All-Conference in 2001. She is also the youngest member of the Metro League Coaching Hall of Fame and was 2A Coach of the Year in 2011. Her list of achievements continues as she has been awarded the 2017 3A Coach of the Year, the 2018 3A Coach of the Year, and the 2018 CHSAA VB Coach of the Year.

Athletics have had a huge impact on Alicia’s life. She wanted to pursue a coaching career so that she could share life lessons, team building, and work ethic to younger generations.

She started coaching in college and quickly realized that it was a passion she wanted to transform into a career.

Email: alicia.kidston@lhsparker.org

Coaching Experience:
Total Years Coaching: 21
Years as Head Coach: 19

Spring 2021 Season Success:

• Metro League Champs
• Metro League Senior of the Year Bella Vezzani
• Two first-team All-State players
• Metro League Regional Champs
• State Qualifiers