King's College Athletics

Recruiting Areas: 
Pennsylvania: Carbon, Lehigh, Monroe, Northampton
New Jersey: Hunterdon, Somerset, Warren
Florida: Charlotee, Collier, DeSoto, Glades, Hardee, Hendry, Highlands, Hillsborough, Lee, Manatee, Monroe, Pasco, Pinellas, Sarasota
Iowa, Michigan, Tennessee

On February 11, 2010, Jeff Knarr was named the new head football coach at King’s College where he is in the midst of successfully rebuilding the Monarch program. The 2022 season was Coach Knarr's 13th at King's. Knarr came to King's after a long and successful stint at Muhlenberg College as the offensive and recruiting coordinator for the Mules. 

• Has posted an overall record at King's of 50-71 with the Monarch football program, going 43-54 within the difficult Middle Atlantic Conference. 
• Program has won five or more games in seven seasons since becoming the head coach at King's. 
• Has continued to show his recruiting prowess, with teams over the 100 player mark routinely during his time at King's. 

• Has re-invented the offensive game at King's during his time, helping to set such team records for rushing touchdowns in a game (6 vs. Misericordia, 2017), rushing yards in a game (466 vs. Albright, 2021), pass attempts in a season (412, 2016), completions in a season (247, 2016), passing yardage (2,873, 2016), passing touchdowns in a game and season. 
• Also a special teams guru, as King's has set the program record for punt return average and kick return yardage with Knarr at the helm. 
• Along with that, during 2017 and 2018, King's posted two of its highest point totals ever as the Monarchs chalked up 65 against Hartwick College in 2018 and 63 against Misericordia in 2017. 
• In 2019, King's started 3-0 for the first time in program history. 
• Recorded the second-best season in program history in 2022, leading the Monarchs to an 8-3 overall mark, including 7-1 against MAC opponents. This set King's up for their first appearance in the Centennial-MAC Bowl Series for the first time in the series' seven years, as well as their first post-season appearance under Knarr.

• MAC First Team (12): 2022 - Brandon Cohen, Teone Sherrod; 2021 - Brendan Mozeleski; 2019 - Jordan Downes, Elijah Demosthene, Peter Swartz; 2018 - Jordan Downes, Ben Bakanas; 2017 - Jordan Downes; 2015 - Bobby Russell; 2014 - Dan Kempa; 2013 - Ron Garrett, Dan Kempa
• MAC Second Team (30): 2022 - Tyler Moore, Tyler Carey, Joseph Carchio, Brendan Mozeleski, Dallas Solomon; 2021 - Brennan Robinson, Gabe Boccella, Brandon Cohen, Myles Shelton; 2019 - Gabe Boccella, Myles Shelton, Charles McCall, Mando Sallavanti, Mikal Butler, Jaret Horn; 2018 - Charles McCall, Mando Sallavanti; 2017 - Tyler Marroni, Ron Ippolite, Chris DeGaetano; 2016 - Bobby Russell; 2015 - Mike Palmer, Justin Burke; 2014 - Bobby Russell; 2012 - Ryan Cordingly, Kyle McGrath, Ron Garrett; 2010 - Corey Lavin, Ryan Cordingly, Jay Torres 
• MAC Honorable Mention (15): 2022 - Amir Gibson; 2021 - Charles McCall; 2019: Brandon Cohen; 2017 - Zach Whitehead, Trey Campbell; 2016 - Mike Palmer, Bruce Damon, Zach Whitehead, Ron Ippolite; 2015 - Justin Burke (ST); 2014 - Dan Kempa (ST), Patrick Robinson; 2013 - Kyle Gramp; 2012 - Ryan Kelly, Kyle Gramp; 
• MAC Players of the Week (27) - 2022 - Tyler Moore (O); Tyler Carey (ST); 2021 - Kyle Prescavage (ST, x2), Brennan Robinson (O); 2019 - Jordan Downes (O); 2018 - Jack Barreras (ST), Charles McCall (D), Elijah Demosthene (D); 2017 - Mike Tumminello (ST), Zach Whitehead (O), Tyler Marroni (O); 2016 - Zach Whitehead (O), Bobby Russell (D); 2015 - Tom Hehre (O); 2014 - Dan Kempa (ST); 2013 - Tyler Hartranft (O), Patrick Robinson (ST), Nick Kaijala (D), Rob Garrett (D); 2012 - Dan Kempa (O); 2011 - Mike Lloyd (ST); 2010 - Eric Ofcharsky (O); Corey Lavin (O)
• MAC Academic All-MAC (21): 2022 - Joseph Carchio, Amir Gibson, Brendan Mozeleski; 2021 - Gabe Boccella, Brendan Mozeleski; 2019 - Jordan Downes, Mikal Butler, Gabe Boccella; 2018 - Ben Bakanas, Mando Sallavanti; 2017 - Chris DeGaetano, Corey Flynn; 2016 - Corey Flynn; 2015 - Tim Hehre, Mike Palmer; 2014 - Tyler Hartranft, Dan Kempa, Kris Matthews; 2013 - Tyler Hartranft, Dan Kempa, Kris Mathews
• MAC Football Scholar-Athlete of the Year (2): 2012 - Ryan Cordingly; 2011 - Jordan Haddock
• D3Football.com All-East Region Team (6): 2022 - Brandon Cohen (1st, TE), Teone Sherrod (1st, CB), Tyler Carey (2nd, Return); 2019 - Jordan Downes (3rd, RB), Elijah Demosthene (3rd, DB); 2018 - Jordan Downes (3rd, RB)
• D3Football.com All-America (1): 2022 - Teone Sherrod (2nd, DB)
• AFCA Division III Coaches' All-America (1): 2022 - Teone Sherrod (1st, DB)
• CoSIDA National Academic All-American (2): 2012 - Ryan Cordingly (LB); 2011 - Ryan Cordingly (LB)
• CoSIDA/CSC Academic All-District (9): 2022 - Joe Herman, Nate McGlone, Kyle Prescavage, Jared Reto; 2014 - Kris Matthews, Tyler Hartranft; 2012 - Ryan Cordingly; 2011 - Ryan Cordingly, Jordan Haddock
• National Football Foundation Hampshire Honor Society (19): 2021 - Gabe Boccella, Tekoah Guedes; 2019 - Gene Gibbons, Peter Swartz, Joe Damiano; 2018 - Ben Bakanas, CJ Curry, Will Cameron; 2017 - Chris DeGaetano, Corey Flynn, Jacoby Foresman, Jake Manetti, Jon Rauch; 2016 - Mike Palmer; 2015 - Chris Boyle, Tom Hehre; 2014 - Dan Kempa, Kris Matthews, Tyler Hartranft; 2012 - Ryan Cordingly; 2011 - Jordan Haddock
• National Football Foundation William V. Campbell Trophy: 2014 - Dan Kempa (semifinalist); 2012 - Ryan Cordingly (semifinalist)

• Assistant Coach, Football, Muhlenberg College, 1999-2009
  • Offensive Coordinator, 2006-2009
  • Quarterback Coach, 2001-2006
  • Recruiting Coordinator, 2001-2009
  • Defensive Line Coach, 1999-2001
• Head Coach, Football, Notre Dame High School, 1995-1998
• Assistant Coach, Football, East Stroudsburg University, 1992-1994

• Native of Easton, Pennsylvania
• 1994 graduate of East Stroudsburg University
• Played two seasons at Fordham University (Division I)
• Transferred to Western Maryland College (now McDaniel College), where he played outside linebacker
• 1987 graduate of Notre Dame High School in Easton, PA, where he was a two-time Centennial Conference selection
• Resides in Easton, PA with his wife, Katie. 
• Has two children, Megan and Jake.