Jarrod Adams serves as President of Piedmont Youth Football and played a vital role in establishing the organization in 2019. His vision has always been to build a program that develops young athletes while supporting the long-term success, culture, and traditions of Piedmont football. Through alignment with the Piedmont High School football program, he is committed to creating a strong foundation for players both on and off the field. Football has played an important role in Jarrod’s life, teaching lessons in leadership, teamwork, determination, accountability, and discipline that continue to influence him personally and professionally. He is passionate about helping young athletes build those same qualities through youth sports. In addition to his leadership role, he coached within the organization for teams ranging from 1st through 6th grade, giving him firsthand experience working with players, families, and coaches at multiple levels. He is proud of the continued growth of Piedmont Youth Football and remains committed to building an environment that develops athletes, strong character, and a positive culture throughout the community. Jarrod and his wife, Holly, have lived in Piedmont for 11 years. Their sons, Jack and Ben, along with their nephew Dax, have all progressed through Piedmont Youth Football, further deepening their family’s connection to the organization and community.

Arthur Bruton is a proud East Texas native, born and raised in Alto, Texas. After high school, he joined the U.S. Army, serving 21 years and retiring as a Sergeant First Class (E-7). In 2010, he married his wife, Onneta, and together they raised four children: Auston, Andru, Alexandrea, and Aaron. Since 2019, Arthur has been actively involved with Piedmont Youth Football as a coach, board member, and the proud voice of the Wildcats, helping develop young athletes and build a strong sense of community both on and off the field.

Becky Adams is honored to serve as Treasurer for the youth football organization. She brings a strong background in banking and financial management, with years of experience handling money, budgeting, and ensuring financial accuracy. Managing finances has always been a passion of hers, and she is excited to use her skills to help support the organization and its families. Outside of work, she is a proud mother of four children, Becky and her family live on a farm where they enjoy spending time outdoors and being involved in their community. She is grateful for the opportunity to be part of this organization and looks forward to helping provide a positive experience for all of Piedmont youth athletes and their families.

Taron Sharp proudly calls Piedmont home for nearly 15 years and loves being part of the community. She has been happily married to her husband, Ryan, for 16 years, and together they are raising two amazing kids. She has worked full-time as a hairstylist for the past 21 years, and family and community are at the heart of everything she does. Her daughter is heading into 9th grade and recently made the varsity cheer squad, while their son is going into 6th grade and gearing up for his final season with PYFA!

Tori is a proud coach’s wife and devoted sports mom, who is passionate about youth athletics and community involvement. She and her husband Jeff are proud to call Piedmont home, where they are raising their four boys—Trygg, Barrett, Charley, and Daesyn—and are deeply involved in the success of Piedmont youth sports. Tori is excited to serve on the PYFA Board of Directors and contribute to the continued growth and success of the organization. A naturally creative person, she enjoys content creation, marketing, and finding ways to tell the stories that make youth sports special. Through social media, photography, and community engagement, she loves highlighting the athletes, families, coaches, and volunteers who make PYFA such a great organization. When she’s not creating content for PYFA, you’ll likely find her on the sidelines with a cowbell in hand, cheering on her boys at football games, wrestling tournaments, and baseball fields. For the Kline family, sports are more than a pastime—they’re a way of life.

Coach Kline is entering his 13th season of coaching football, with 12 years of experience at the varsity level in Oklahoma. Throughout his career, he has been a part of outstanding coaching staffs at Bishop McGuinness (2015–2018), El Reno (2019–2021), and Piedmont (2022–Present), helping develop successful programs and student-athletes along the way. Passionate about building young athletes both on and off the field, Coach Kline has also spent the past two seasons coaching within Piedmont Youth Football. One of the most rewarding parts of coaching for him is watching players learn the fundamentals, grow in confidence, compete with their teammates, and develop a lifelong love for the game. As he looks ahead to another season with PYFA, Coach Kline is excited to continue teaching the game the right way, helping shape the culture of the program, and investing in the future of Piedmont football. Coach Kline and his wife, Tori, are proud to call Piedmont home, where they are raising their four boys—Trygg, Barrett, Charley, and Daesyn. With three of their sons participating in PYFA this season, the organization holds a special place in his heart, both as a coach and as a father. He is grateful for the opportunity to serve the Piedmont community and help create meaningful experiences for the next generation. Go CATS!

Kelly is the mother of 3 daughters and has been the proud owner of DCX Allstars for the past 13 years. Her children's love for the sport of cheerleading and wanting to build a safe, positive space for athletes is what started it all. What she loves most? Being able to give the community a place where young athletes feel like they belong. Somewhere they're not just learning skills, but growing in confidence, character, and teamwork.

Kassidi Stitt serves on the Piedmont Youth Football Board of Directors as a member of the Fundraising Team. As a dedicated sports mom and community supporter, she is passionate about helping provide opportunities for young athletes to learn, grow, and succeed through youth sports. With more than a decade of experience in the mortgage industry, Kassidi enjoys serving families and building strong relationships both professionally and within the community. She is married to Tyler and is the proud mother of Brileigh, Baker, and Axel. When she’s not working or volunteering, you’ll find her cheering on her children at football, baseball, wrestling, cheerleading, and other activities. Kassidi is honored to serve PYFA and is committed to helping create a positive experience where young athletes can develop confidence, character, and a love for the game

Coach Zeno was born in Lafayette, Louisiana, where he spent most of his childhood and developed a love for football, family, and community. He played football from little league through high school, competing for two years in Louisiana before moving to Oklahoma with his family and finishing his final two years there. Outside of football, he enjoys cooking, spending time with family and friends, and supporting the athletes and programs that make youth sports special. He is married to his wife, Jessica, a proud Piedmont native and lifelong member of the community. Together, they work in Piedmont Public Schools and are committed to serving and investing in Piedmont’s students, families, and community. With five years of coaching experience and four years of involvement with Piedmont Youth Football, he is passionate about helping young athletes grow both on and off the field. He believes strongly in the values of respect, hard work, and dedication—not only to the game of football, but also to the classroom and family. His goal is to help develop confident, disciplined young people who will be successful in all areas of life.

Davis Reaves is a proud United States Air Force veteran who continues his commitment to service as a Probation Officer for the State of Oklahoma and a Reserve Officer with the Cashion Police Department. Dedicated to serving and protecting his community, Davis brings a strong sense of leadership, integrity, and teamwork to everything he does. For the past four years, he has been actively involved with Piedmont Youth Football as a coach, volunteer, and security team member, helping create a safe, positive, and competitive environment for young athletes. As a father of five children enrolled in Piedmont Public Schools and the husband of over a decade to Madison Reaves, he is deeply invested in the success of the Piedmont community both on and off the field. Davis is honored to give back to the families and students who make Piedmont special and is proud to be a part of the Wildcat family. Go Cats!

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Coach Derek Jones enters his third season with the Piedmont Youth Football Association (PYFA), bringing over a decade of coaching experience and a proven track record of success at both the high school and youth levels. Before joining PYFA, Coach Jones spent 10 years coaching Oklahoma high school football. During that time, every program he coached qualified for the playoffs, reflecting his commitment to building competitive teams and developing successful athletes. His coaching career includes an appearance in the 2006 Oklahoma Class 3A State Championship Game while coaching at Marlow High School. Since joining PYFA, Coach Jones has focused on creating a culture of accountability, discipline, and teamwork while helping young athletes grow both on and off the field. In just his second season with the organization, his team made history by bringing home the first championship trophy in PYFA history. Beyond football, Coach Jones proudly serves on the Piedmont School Board and is deeply committed to developing the next generation of leaders. He believes football is one of life’s greatest classrooms, teaching lessons in discipline, resilience, responsibility, and teamwork that carry far beyond the game itself. While winning games is rewarding, Coach Jones measures success by the young men/women his players become, students who work hard, teammates who serve others, and individuals prepared to overcome challenges throughout their lives. His mission is to build champions in character first, knowing success on the field and in the classroom will follow. Away from the field, Coach Jones is a proud father of three and understands the trust families place in coaches to positively influence their children. He strives to create an environment where players feel challenged, supported, and inspired to become the best versions of themselves. “Don’t let success go to your head and don’t let failure go to your heart.”