Jeremy Larsen is a Mead High School graduate. Coach Larsen played basketball for four years at Mead while also playing football for two years, track & field for three years and playing one year of golf. He is a college graduate from Midland Lutheran College in Fremont, Nebraska where he was a tennis collegiate athlete. Before arriving at Cedar Bluffs Public Schools, Coach Larsen was a P.E. teacher in the Fremont school district for seven years. He is in his second year as the middle school and high school P.E. teacher at Cedar Bluffs where he also teaches health. Coach Larsen has coached basketball for five years, tennis for seven years, and football for six years. He is currently married to his wife, Casie, and has three children; Bentley, Berkley, and Enzley.

David Christensen is a North Bend Central high school graduate. While in high school, Coach Christensen was a four year-letter winner in track, three year-letter winner in football and two year-letter winner in basketball. He was part of a state qualifying football and basketball team as a sophomore and placed at the Nebraska High School Track & Field Championships as a senior in the high jump and high hurdles. He is a college graduate of Midland University where he was a collegiate basketball player and track & field athlete. He is currently in the top ten for a 60M indoor hurdle time in Midland University history. Coach Christensen has coached track for five years, basketball for five years and volleyball for three years. He is currently in his first year at Cedar Bluffs where he teaches high school mathematics classes and in an assistant high school basketball coach.