Summit VS Mountain View 9/19/25
2025 Summit Varsity Football Team
Summit Seniors
#0 Kellen Bailey: WR 6’6”, 195lbs
He has a 4.0 GPA and has been playing football for 6 years. He is planning to attend college after high school and hopes to continue playing football. Favorite memory is the bus ride back from Wilsonville freshman year. Advice to future Storm players: it goes by fast, have fun with your boys. His parents are Troy and Robin Bailey
#1 Jude Anderson: RB 5’7”, 180lbs
He has a 3.6 GPA and has played football for 11 years. He plans to attend college after high school and study business. Best advice for future storm players is coaches can push you, but true work ethic comes from within. Always think about what you can do to out work everyone else. His parents are Loren and Amber Anderson
#2 Connor Conneely: WR/S 5’9”, 165lbs
He has a 4.0 GPA and has been playing football for 4 years. He plans to attend college after high school and hopefully play football. His favorite Storm football memory is playing against Bend HS last season. His parents are Todd and Sarah Conneely
#3 Wills Pinaire: WR/CB 6’0”, 175lbs
He has a 4.2 GPA and has played football for 4 years. He will attend college after high school wanting to study business and political science. His best memory from Summit football is attending Linfield Team Camp and hanging out in dorms with his teammates. His parents are Brian and Emily Pinaire
#5 Conrad Dodge: WR/S 6’1”, 175lbs
He has a 4.0 GPA and has played football for 4 years. He will attend college after high school. His favorite memory of Summit football was attending Linfield Team Camp his first year. His parents are David Dodge and Angela Reid
#8 Dylan Hughes: HB/LB 6’0” 210lbs
He has a 3.8 GPA and has played football for the past 9 years. He wants to attend college but is undecided as to where. Advice to future Storm players: come into the program knowing it’s going to be hard, knowing you’re going to have to sacrifice and just keep working. His parents are Howard and Camilla Hughes
#9 Tanner O’Bryan: HB/LB 6’1”, 210Ibs
He has a 4.023 GPA and has been playing football for 12 years. He plans to attend college after high school to get a degree in business. His favorite memory was being pulled up to varsity in 2022 and going to the State Championship game. His parents are Troy and Jenny O’Bryan
#13 Hawken Stilson: RB/LB 5’9”, 190lbs
He has 4.6 GPA and has been playing football for 4 years. He would like to attend the Untied States Air Force Academy next year. His best football memory is the volleyball tournament at Linfield Team Camp his junior year. His parents are Rick and Nicole Stilson
#18 Finley Treu: WR 6’1”, 165lbs
He has a 3.9 GPA and has played football for 8 years. He will be attending college next year. His favorite memories of Summit Football are celebrating the victories in the locker room with teammates. His parents are Adam and Tracy Treu
#21 Max Popowich: CB 5’11”, 165lbs
He has a 3.1 GPA and he has been playing football for 3_years. He will be attending college but unsure of what he is going to study. His favorite memory was celebrating after the Willamette playoff game. His parents are Jack Popowich and Sarah Mishalanie
#23 James Hornell: WR/CB 6’0”, 160lbs
He has a 2.7 GPA and has been playing football for 11 years. He is undecided on what he wants to do after high school but wants to explore all options. His best football memories are the times in the locker room after games with his teammates. His parents are Jeff and Lanette Hornell
#24 Bennett Butler: CB 6’0’’, 160lbs
He has a 4.3 GPA and has played football for 4 years. He wants to attend college after high school. His big hope is that he will be so memorable from Summit Football that they will name the practice field after him. His mom is Tara Kruger
#26 Max Shepherd: RB/K 6’0”, 190lbs
He has a 3.6 GPA and he has played football for 4 years. He plans to attend college after high school and play football. His favorite memory is kicking his first field goal. Advice he has for future Storm Football players: football is physical, but also a mental game. Stay focused when things get tough, shake off mistakes quickly and keep your confidence. His parents are Tristan and Terri Shephard
#28 Walt Petkun: CB 5’5”, 145lbs
He has a 4.1 GPA and has been playing football for 5 years. He plans to attend a military academy after high school. His best Storm Football memory is attending Linfield Team Camp. His parents are Matt and Jessica Petkun
#51 Colson Skuse: OT/DE 6’4”, 220lbs
He has a 3.0 GPA and has played football for 5 years. He will attend college after high school and study construction management or business and hopefully play football. His advice for future Storm players: listen to your coaches no matter what, practice hard and make everything fun no matter the situation. His parents are Nick and Jamie Skuse
#52 Wyatt Ryan : OG/DT 6’1”, 240lbs
He has a 3.4 GPA and has been playing football for 4 years. He will attend college after high school and hopes to play football. His best advice to future Storm Football players: don’t jump off sides when Coach Bailey is watching. His parents are Matt and Nichole Ryan
#55 Kellen Elliott: C/DT 6’3”, 230lbs
He has a 4.0 GPA and has played football for 7 years. He plans to attend college next year and play football. His favorite memory is the offensive line dinners. He’s hoping for a State title this year. His parents are Bryce and Kally Elliott
#74 Kristjan Burke: OT 6’7”, 280lbs
He has a 4.33 GPA and this is his 4th year playing football. He plans to attend college next year and play football at Carnegie Mellon University or MIT. His best memory is grinding with the team in the offseason. Best advice to future players: “Embrace the suck.” His parents are Gavin and Vigdis Burke
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Coach’s Outlook for 2025 Season
Each year when the calendar turns to August with football season right around the corner, my excitement for the new team increases and hope that all our off-season preparations will lead our team to success on the field. To stand on the sidelines and coach such an outstanding group of young men who work so hard; to have the support from an amazing administration, community of teachers, the best student body around, and a group of parents who cheer so loudly on Friday night for everyone on the team, makes me proud to be part of Summit High School. Summit Football is more than wins and losses, it is a family that teaches character, hard work, integrity, and loyalty. Our motto for Summit Football is “One Way, The Right Way, Community, Classroom and Field.” Our coaches and players hold that standard extremely high. We hope that our players look back on their experience playing football 10, 20 or 30 years from now and will be able to say the experience they had playing football made them the person they are.
This year’s team could compete for the State title if we stay focused on each week’s opponent, strive to improve each day and stay healthy while once again playing one of the toughest schedules in the State. This 2025 team is one of deepest and most talented teams in school history. We are blessed with size, speed, talent but most importantly hard-working players who have a special bond.
We are led by a very talented senior group of 19 players who have made a commitment to be the best they can be, have fun and represent the Summit community to their fullest. They realize that they can’t do it alone so they have encouraged and pushed the underclassmen to match their enthusiasm for this upcoming season.
In our program we talk about finding “Your Role” and how will you impact this team. Not everyone can be a starter or a backup, but every role is important and celebrated. Some of our most important players are guys that never get highlighted on tv or interviewed for an article but make major contributions on special teams or during practice playing scout team.
Our goals don’t change from season to season. The key every year is to be the “City Champs.” With three other teams in Bend who are well coached and talented, we feel that if we can win the City this will set us up for a league championship. If you win the league title you host a first-round play-off game in November in the High Desert, which can be a challenge for a team from the Valley. To travel over the mountain and play at 4,000 feet in elevation with temperatures and conditions they might not see all winter, is not an easy feat. Every high school coach and player’s ultimate goal is to practice on Thanksgiving Day. When you have accomplished that, you have had a remarkably successful season.
I thank all of our coaches for their dedication to being outstanding coaches and mentors to our players. I also would like to thank Summit’s new Athletic Director Quinn McAndrews and Athletic Assistant Karen Caylor for all of their support in running a successful program. Most importantly I could not do my job without the incredible support from my wife, Kristal. Kristal has taken on the role of Director of Football Operations the past couple of seasons and has improved many aspects of our program. I once heard a well-known football coach say that the most important person in a football program is the wife of the Head Coach. They do so much that goes unrecognized but if not done it would be noticed. Kristal lives for the success of our players and she can be found in her little corner of the stadium every Friday.
Corben Hyatt
Head Coach, on staff since 2013
Corben started with the Storm in 2013 as the Offensive Line Coach and became Head Coach in 2017. He played football at McMinnville High School and Walla Walla Community College before transferring to Western Oregon. Corben is the Executive Director for a nonprofit organization, The Office Group, that helps students prepare and organize for college. Corben and his wife Kristal have been in Bend since 2012.
Scott Clements
Defensive Coordinator, on staff since 2002
Currently a PE teacher at Highland Elementary, Scott has been coaching for over 25 years. He is a proud OSU alumnus (GO BEAVERS). He has no children but does have an amazing dog. He is excited about being part of this team and is looking forward to continuing to see it grow into a top-class program.
Jeff Bridewell
Quarterbacks/ Offensive Coordinator, on staff since 2024
Jeff grew up in Napa, CA where he played football, basketball, and baseball for the Vintage High School Crushers (VHS Athletic Hall of Fame - Class of 2014) before moving on to UC DAVIS where he was a multi-year starter at QB for the Aggies. After college, Jeff was drafted by the now Arizona Cardinals and spent four years with various teams in both the NFL and WLAF (Green Bay Packers, San Francisco 49ers, Barcelona Dragons, and Frankfurt Galaxy). Post-football, he transitioned into the biotech/pharma world where he has held an array of leadership roles at both startup and mid-sized companies primarily focused on oncology. In the off-season, he keeps busy rating the breakfast burrito scene here in Bend. Jeff and his wife, Samantha, have two children, Brett, and Sydney.
Adam Treu
Offensive Line/Run Coordinator, on staff since 2009
Adam is in his second stint with the Storm having coached from 2009-2012 when he first moved to Bend. He also coached football at Pacific Crest Middle School from 2015-2019. He is a native of Lincoln, Nebraska where he was a three-sport standout for Lincoln Pius X high school. Adam Spent 10 years as a member of Oakland Raiders before retiring in 2007. He and his wife Tracy have three children, Olivia, Kemper and Finley. He works part time for Latham Excavation in Bend. In his free time Adam enjoys fishing, farming, hunting and all the wonderful activities Central Oregon has to offer.
Troy Bailey
Defensive Line Coach, on staff since 2016
Troy has lived in Bend since 2005 and trades lumber for Plateau Forest Products. Troy and his wife Robin have three sons, Jackson, Brady, and Kellen. When not working or coaching, Troy enjoys golfing and fishing with his family and friends.
Brad Kent
Defensive Backs Coach, on staff since 2013
Brad coached for the Storm from 2013-2015 as the Defensive Backs Coach. He then spent four years as the Defensive Backs Coach for the MIT Engineers in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Brad grew up in Corvallis Oregon where he was a proud Crescent Valley Raider. He is married to Melissa and has two boys, Brendan and Sean, both former Storm athletes.
Craig Smith
Defensive Backs Coach, on staff since 2015
Craig began coaching at Summit in 2015. He is the Vice President of Land Acquisition and Development for Hayden Homes. Craig is excited for another opportunity to coach and impact the lives of young student athletes. Craig and his wife Meg have two boys: Campbell and Grant. When he is not in the office or on the football field, Craig spends time with family and friends enjoying the Central Oregon outdoors.
Rick Moore
Running backs/JV Co-Head Coach, on staff since 2023
Rick brings 35 years of coaching experience to the Storm program. After playing at and earning his education degree at Western Washington University he started a 20-year coaching career at his alma mater, Aberdeen HS in Washington. After coaching at Aberdeen he compiled a 14-year career at Hoquiam HS in Hoquiam, Washington. He and his wife Cindy have one child, Seth, and a grand dog Corgi named Stout. Rick & Cindy have been in Bend since 2021. Both are looking to contribute to Summit and the community of Bend.
Troy O’Bryan
Linebackers/ JV Co-Head Coach, on staff since 2023
Troy, an Oregon native, transitioned from linebacker at Astoria High School and Eastern Oregon University to becoming a football coach. With 9 years of coaching experience in Beaverton, he honed his coaching skills before moving to Bend in 2020. He spent three years coaching at Pacific Crest Middle School before joining the Storm. Beyond the field, he cherishes family time with his wife Jenny, daughter Taylor, and son Tanner, taking full advantage of all that Central Oregon has to offer.
Noah Nagle
JV OL/DL Assistant, on staff since 2025
Noah played on the Storm’s 2015 State Championship team, then attended the U.S. Air Force Academy and served in the Air Force, where he got to coach football in Texas and St. Louis. In 2025, he moved back to Bend with his wife, who’s pregnant with their first son. He works for Kirby Nagelhout Construction and likes to spend his free time on the river or at church,
Jefferey Wagoner
JV RB/Ops Assistant, on staff since 2025
Jeff was born in Hermiston and moved to Bend in 2010 where he attended Summit High school. He played football for the Storm from 2012 - 2015 and was part of the 2015 Championship team. After graduating, he attended COCC for culinary and film studies. This is his first coaching experience but he has always been extremely passional about sports, especially football. He is excited and grateful to be a part of this wonderful coaching staff and program. In his off time, he likes to cook extravagant meals, play basketball and analyze anything football. He can’t wait for what this season has to bring and how he can contribute to the already amazing team.
Kyle Cornett
JV WR/DB Assistant, on staff since 2025
A 2017 graduate of Summit High School, Kyle Cornett was a multi-sport athlete, competing in football, basketball, and track & field. He continued his football career at Western Oregon University, where he played defensive back and graduated with a degree in economics. As a proud Summit alum, Kyle is excited to coach the next generation of Storm athletes. He currently serves as the head coach of the Summit freshman basketball team. Outside of coaching, Kyle is a financial advisor at Bend Wealth. In his free time, he enjoys hunting and playing golf.
Loi Filo
Academic Advisor, on staff since 2023
Loi played football at Carson High School in Los Angeles and was a Linebacker at San Francisco State University. Loi and his wife Alison have three children, Mason, Chase, and Makena. He is excited for the opportunity to be part of the Summit Storm Football Family.
James Kinsella
Character, Culture, and Accountability Coach, on staff since 2025
James Kinsella is the School Resource Officer (SRO) Sergeant for the Bend PD. With over 25 years in law enforcement, James holds a bachelor’s degree in Criminal Justice. His professional and academic background reflects a lifelong commitment to discipline, integrity, and leadership. James brings a depth of experience in leadership, mentorship, and community connection. A former high school football player himself, he has always had a deep love and respect for the game which he credits with shaping the mindset and resilience he relies on daily in his role as a police officer.
James is also a proud Summit High School football parent, his son Taylan played for the Storm (2020-2024), and both of his sons are graduates of the Bend-La Pine School District and now thriving in college. James strongly believes in the Summit Football motto: “One Way, The Right Way—in the classroom, in the community, and on the field.”
Andy High
Freshman Head Coach, on staff since 2022
Andy is a native to Oregon growing up in Klamath Falls, OR where his family still owns the family homestead from the 1880’s. Jennifer and Andy have owned Thompson Pump and Irrigation, Inc. since 2016. Andy enjoys giving back to the community. He has served as Bend-La Pine School Board Chair, been on the Bend Affordable Housing Committee, a Budget Committee member, and a coach of several youth sports. He is a former freshman football coach and he is excited to be part of the Summit program.
Tyler Carskadon
Freshman Offensive Coordinator, on staff since 2022
Tyler graduated from Wilsonville High School where he played baseball and football, earning All-State honors. He went on to attend the University of Oregon where he met his wife, Courtney. Since graduating college, Tyler has spent time with the Portland Trail Blazers, Seattle Mariners, and now Summit Health. Tyler and Courtney have called Bend home since 2021 and enjoy outdoor adventures with their dog, Maverick.
Brennan Cieslar
Freshman Assistant Coach, on staff since 2025
Brennan grew up in Texas and moved to Bend in 2019. He played 2 seasons for the Storm as a running back, linebacker, and safety, and will be coaching Freshman running backs and linebackers. Brennan works as a Programmer for a video game studio, and enjoys fishing, hunting, and all things football. He looks forward to rejoining the Storm, and helping them win a lot of football games.
Bill Ross
Freshman Assistant Coach, on staff since 2024
Bill returns to Summit for his second coaching stint and will be coaching the freshman Offensive and Defensive linemen. Bill and his wife Debbie are proud parents of three Summit graduates - Hillary, Willy and Luke. Bill is excited to be part of a successful program, surrounded by a talented coaching staff and motivated athletes.
Chris Vega
Freshman Assistant Coach, on staff since 2024
Chris played football and ran track and field at Enoch’s high school in Modesto, CA. Chris brings 4 years of NCAAF video scout experience from Sports Info Solutions. He will be working with the wide receivers and assist with defensive backs. Chris is new to Bend, and when he is not coaching, he and his girlfriend, Kari, like to attend local events or go out for an outdoors adventure. Chris is very grateful for the opportunity to learn from a talented coaching staff and looks forward to contribute to a great program and the local community.
Joe Vieau
Freshman Assistant Coach, on staff since 2025
Joe grew up in Michigan where he lettered in football, basketball, baseball, and track and field, for the Midland High Chemics. He continued his football career at Michigan Technological University where he also got his Bachelor’s in Mechanical Engineering. Joe was the starting center for the Huskies for multiple years. He has always been an advocate for education, and hopes to instill the “student-athlete” mindset in future generations. In 2020 he moved to Bend where he started working for Nosler Inc. as an engineer. Prior to joining the Summit coaching staff, Joe coached football at Pacific Crest Middle School from 2022-2024. He and his wife, Sylvie, continue to coach throwing for the track and field team at PCMS every spring. Joe and Sylvie are excited to raise their son in the Bend community..