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Coaching Staff
Rob Clark Program Director Quarterback Coach
- As a former High School Quarterback and Running Back, Coach Clark has been passionate about the QB position and offensive football for a very long time. He has coached at both the high school and middle school levels. Formerly a head freshman coach and varsity offensive coordinator at George Mason High School in Falls Church, VA...Coach Clark has always taken pride in developing his quarterbacks. For three seasons he served as the Head Football Coach at Wakefield Middle School in Raleigh, NC. Now the Head JV Football Coach at Wakefield High School...Coach Clark has continued to develop young field generals and leaders. Experience, film work, and the study of many of our greatest American Quarterbacks has lead Coach Clark to develop a teaching method that is consistent, efficient, and effective. Coach Clark resides in Wake Forest, NC with his family; wife Melissa and daugthers Siena and Gabriella.
Bob Mitch Quarterback Coach
- Former Quarterback and Defensive Back at Syracuse University (lettering the 1973, 1974, and 1975 seasons). Drafted by and played in the NFL as a Defensive Back for the New England Patriots. Coach Mitch resides in Raleigh, NC with his family; wife Janet and three children Ryan, Brittany, and Connor.
Andy Garrity Quarterback Coach
- Coach Garrity was a high school quarterback from 1968-1970 at Munhall High School in Southwestern, PA. During that time he was All Conference 1 team for three years and All-State for two years. After college Coach Garrity coached quarterbacks and linebackers at the high school level for nine years in South Western Pennsylvania. During that nine-year period the teams he coached include Steel Valley High School, home of NFL quarterback Charlie Batch, West Mifflin Area High School and Thomas Jefferson High School. While he was with Steel Valley and Thomas Jefferson, these teams made the playoffs seven times, including six conference championships and one W.P.I.A.L. championship. After moving to Wake Forest in 1998, he helped co-found the Pop Warner football program, The Wake Forest Titans. As head coach for five years with the Titans, the team had a record of 50 and 9. The last 3 years the Titans went undefeated in their conference with a record of 39 and 1 and won two Pop Warner National Championships in Orlando, Florida. Coach Garrity resides in Wake Forest with his family; wife Denean and has 3 children, Shane, Allie and Corey.
Marty Brabrand Wide Receiver Coach
- Former High School Quarterback and Defensive End, Coach Brabrand led his high school squad to the State Championship Finals. As a walk-on Split End for the Clemson Tigers, Coach Brabrand had the opportunity to play for Former Clemson Coach Danny Ford before he left Clemson University. After moving into the Wake Forest area, Coach Brabrand got involved coaching with the local Pop-Warner Football Team – The Wake Forest Titans. Coach Brabrand was an Assistant Coach helping lead the team to it’s first ever Pop-Warner National Championship in 2005. Coach Brabrand has served as a head coach with the Titans Organization, an Assistant Coach with Wakefield Middle School, and now an assistant JV coach at Wakefield HS. Coach Brabrand lives in Raliegh, NC with his wife Janine, and two sons Ryan and Evan.
Pat Dickerson Defensive Back Coach
- Pat Dickerson is a former quarterback and running back in high school, who finished his career at Wakefield with over 1,500 yds passing and 2,800 yds rushing. He was a walk-on at ECU as a hybrid safety/linebacker and was elected the captain of special teams as a redshirt freshman. Pat transferred to Liberty University where he started as strong safety for three seasons and finished his career with over 150 tackles. He has spent one season as an assistant coach at Wakefield High School, volunteering his time with the defensive backs and linebackers. With 17 years of playing experience, Pat has a plethora of football knowledge to share and a true passion for the game. He lives in Raleigh, NC with his wife, Stephanie and two children, Halle (3) and Patrick, Jr. (1)
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