Casey Faulkner.
JV Offense Coordinator
Biography:
Grew up in Benson, Arizona (God’s Country)... was a 3 sport athlete, played Football (DE, OT), Wrestling (189 lbs) and Baseball (1st Base). After High School served a full-time mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints in the Guatemala City North Mission, fluent in Spanish. After returning home from Guatemala, earned a football scholarship to Eastern Arizona College (EAC) where I played Tight End. At EAC I met my wife (the boss), Holly. We’ve been happily married for 24 years, blessed with 5 amazing children: Daughter Logan (20), Brock (16), Brigham (11), Judd (7) and Taysom (3).
Coaching Experience: 23 years - Benson High School, Empire (Tucson) High School, Idaho State University, Rigby High School, and Bonneville School.
Hobbies: Favorite thing to do is be with my family. We love to work, fish, camp, travel, listen to music, play pickleball, racquetball, and hang out together.
Kolby Tamayo.
JV Defensive Coordinator
Biography:
First: Kolby
Last: Tamayo
College: Linfield University in McMinnville, OR
Position: Corner Back. Played a major role in special teams and was primarily a backup for the corner position.
College Football Experience: 4 Seasons plus covid year (Fall 2017 – Fall 2021).
Major: Finance with a minor in Economics
Graduated: 2021
High School: Bonneville High School class of 2017
Employment: Staff Account at Brad Hall Fuel (Feb 2022 – Present)
High Schooling coaching experience: Head freshmen Football coach (Fall 2023)
Personal: I have three siblings one older brother Brenden Tamayo and two younger brothers Dylan Tamayo and Justin Tamayo. My Parents are Joevanni and Angela Tamayo. I was born and raised in Idaho Falls, ID and spent my high school years at Bonneville high school. I played all four years of high school football at Bonneville and lettered three times at the varsity level. I graduated in 2017 and moved to McMinnville, OR to fulfill my dream to play college football at Linfield University. I got to experience what it takes to be part of a successful football program in those four years at Linfield. I moved back to Idaho Falls to be closer to family and coach. I want to give back to the community where I grew up and teach what I learned in those four years of college ball to the upcoming generations of Bonneville High School players. I believe strongly in Team, Excellence, Attitude and Class. I try to live this every day.