Matt Woodley begins his first year at Grand as cornerbacks coach. Matt is also currently the head boys' basketball coach at Waukee High School as well as an elementary physical education teacher in the district.

Prior to Grand View, Woodley spent nine years coaching Division I basketball at the University of Denver, Middle Tennessee State University, and Washington State University.

Woodley played basketball at Drake University from 1995-2000. He was a team captain and a two-time All Conference selection. He earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Elementary Education from Drake in 2000.

A West Des Moines, Iowa, native, Woodley was First Team All-State in three sports: football, basketball, and baseball.

Woodley resides in Clive with his wife Jennifer.

Grubb resides in Elkhart with his wife Sherryl.

 

Zuck begins his third year at Grand View as the Running Backs and Kickers Coach. He is currently the Wellness Director at Scottish Rite Park in Des Moines. Zuck began his coaching career in 2002 as an assistant at Wapsie Valley High School. He assisted as the offensive and defensive line coach, as well as the kicking and punting coach. Zuck played at Upper Iowa University in the Fall of 2003. He was a two-way starter as the kicker and punter for the Peacocks' Special Teams. In 2004, he returned as an assistant to Wapsie Valley High School until the fall of 2007. The Warriors were 12-1 and state runner-up in 2006, along with a 13-0 record and state championship in 2007.

A Fairbank, Iowa, native and Wapsie Valley alum, Zuck was a two-time First Team All-District player in 1998 and 1999 along with Honorable Mention All-State for the Warriors in 1999. He was also a member of the Warriors' 1997 state championship team.

Zuck obtained his B.A. from the University of Northern Iowa with a major in Exercise Science with an emphasis in Strength and Conditioning and Power Development.

Coach Sterbick begins his third season as the Viking's offensive coordinator and wide receivers coach. In 2009, the Viking offense made noticeable strides in only the second year of the program as they contributed to an 8-3 overall record and 6-1 in the Mid-States Football Association, good enough for a 2^nd place finish in the MSFA.

In 2009 the Viking offense featured two 1^st Team All-MSFA players in wide receiver Brett Opdahl and running back Daryl Ford. Additionally, offensive lineman Adam Dutcher, Tyler Wells, and tight end Nick Eaton received 2^nd Team All-MSFA honors. Teaming up with the Viking defense, GV ranked #1 in the NAIA in turnover margin at +1.9 per game, an improvement from 86^th in the NAIA in 2008.

In the Vikings inaugural season of 2008, the GV receiving unit combined for 19 touchdown catches which ranked in the top 15 in NAIA for a wide receiver group. Four of those receivers combined for just over 100 receptions (Lester Moffett 27, Jay Medellin 26, Drey Porter 25, and Brett Opdahl 25).

Sterbick's recruiting areas include Central Iowa, SW Iowa, Omaha, and Dallas-Ft. Worth, Texas.

Prior to arriving at Grand View in March of 2008, Sterbick spent three years as a graduate assistant at Washington State from 2005-08. Sterbick assisted with the wide receivers for the '06 and '07 seasons. In 2007, Washington State finished 1^st in the Pac-10 and 8^th in the nation in passing yards per game with 319.7. Four of the receivers Sterbick assisted with signed contracts in the NFL. Jason Hill was a 3^rd round draft pick by San Francisco in 2007, Michael Bumpus signed as a free agent with Seattle in 2008 and also played for the BC Lions in the CFL in 2009, Charles Dillon signed with Indianapolis in 2008 and is currently playing for Green Bay, and St. Louis Ram wide receiver Brandon Gibson was drafted in the 6th round of the 2009 draft by the Philadelphia Eagles.

Previous to his time at WSU, Sterbick spent the 2004 season at the University of North Dakota under head coach Dale Lennon. As a graduate assistant, he served as the tight ends coach on the Fighting Sioux's 11-3 national semifinalist team. In 2003, Sterbick received his start in coaching at Missouri Western under head coach Jerry Partridge as the Griffon's wide receivers coach. The Griffons shared the MIAA conference championship that season and were Mineral Water Bowl champions, finishing with a record of 9-3.

As a player, Sterbick was a four-year letter winner at Augustana College (SD) where he started at wide receiver and punter. In his senior season of 2002, Sterbick was an Honorable Mention All-North Central Conference punter. A 1998 graduate of Des Moines Lincoln High School, he was named 2^nd Team All-State defensive back and was chosen to play in the 1998 Iowa High School Shrine Bowl All-Star game.

Sterbick graduated from Augustana College in 2003 with Bachelors Degree in Physical Education and a minor in Government/Int'l Affairs and received his Ed.M. from Washington State University in 2008.

Sterbick resides in Des Moines with his wife Brendee.

Joe Woodley is in his third year as Defensive Coordinator for the Vikings. Woodley was instrumental in Grand View's second place MSFA finish with a 6-1 record in 2009 and was selected as the MSFA Assistant Coach of the Year. The Vikings were 8-3 overall in 2009 and Woodley coached Grand View's first football All-American, defensive back Titus Bland, whoe was selected to both the NAIA and AFCA All-American teams.

Prior to Grand View, Woodley spent the last two seasons as the defensive line and linebacker coach at Johnston High School. The Dragons were 7-2 in 2007, the best record in program history.

Prior to his stint at Johnston, Woodley spent two seasons at St. Ambrose University where he coached the defensive backs and linebackers. In Woodley's two years at St. Ambrose, the Bees were 15-5, were in the top 10 in the nation defensively, and made a playoff appearance. Woodley coached under Todd Sturdy who is now the Offensive Coordinator at Washington State.

Woodley played at Iowa State University from 1999-2004. He was a team captain and played in three bowl games; the Insight Bowl, The Independence Bowl, and the Humanitarian Bowl.

A West Des Moines, Iowa, native, Woodley was both a First Team Elite All-State Linebacker and Central Iowa Metro League (CIML) Player of the Year for the Valley High School Tigers in 1998.

Woodley resides in Grimes with his wife Jen and daughter Anna. They are expecting their second child in October.