New M-Town HC Chris Stevens
Monrovia High School has selected Ontario Christian’s Chris Stevens as its new football coach.
Stevens, 42, is a graduate of Azusa Pacific University and recently completed his second stint leading the Ontario Christian program. After serving as the OC HC from 2005 through 2008, Stevens stepped away from coaching with the birth of triplets. He returned in 2012 and helped advanced the Knights to the CIF East Valley D-12 Finals against Rim of The World.
In his combined tenure Ontario Christian has gone 52-22 with two CIF finals appearances, and six playoff births.
His hiring ends a process that began for Monrovia on January 7th, when Ryan Maddox stepped down after six successful seasons.
From Monrovia Athletic Director Randy Bell
Monrovia High School is pleased to announce the selection of Chris Stevens as Head Varsity Football Coach. Coach Stevens comes to Monrovia from Ontario Christian High School, where he was the Head Varsity Coach for six seasons. He has been coaching high school football since 1994, with stints at Covina and Ayala High Schools, before joining the staff at OCHS in 2003.
Under Coach Stevens’s leadership, the OC Knights won two league championships, appeared in the CIF-SS playoffs each season, and advanced to the CIF-SS Football Finals twice. His teams have a total record of 52-22 – a 70% winning percentage.
Coach Stevens played football and earned his Bachelor of Arts degree in Physical Education at Azusa Pacific University, where he also completed his Professional Clear Credential for Teaching. Coach Stevens is an accomplished teacher, coach, and family man.
The Wildcat family is delighted to welcome him to the “Home of Scholars and Champions.”
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