With 38 years of coaching experience under his belt, coach Cormier was a welcome addition to coaching staff in 2002. Entering his 7^th year with the Tornadoes, Ron has proven to not only be a team leader and one of the mainstays on the coaching staff, but one of the most respected coaches in the league. Before coming to the Tornadoes, Ron coached for 15yrs in the Haverhill YMCA youth football league. From there he then went on to be the head freshmen coach at Haverhill High School for 17 yrs, during that time he had 7 undefeated teams. When Ron first started coaching with the Tornadoes he worked with the QB’s, but over the past 4 yrs has been working with offensive and defensive lines. Ron became the Defensive Coordinator/Ass Head Coach 3yrs ago. As defensive coordinator, the Tornadoes defenses have ranked at or neat the top of the league, giving up an averaging of only 10.5 points per game. Ron’s invaluable experience and knowledge goes beyond the defensive side of the game as he’s also been instrumental in helping the offense become one of the highest scoring in the league. Ron is a 1967 graduate of Haverhill High School and a graduate of Graham Jr College.

Rob has been an interregnal part the Varsity coaching staff for the past 10yrs. As the wide receivers coach, Rob has helped to develop an outstanding corps of wide receivers over the years. Under his leadership and tutelage the wide receivers for the Tornadoes have consistently been at the top in the league in number of catches and YACs (yards after catch). Also for the past 4 years Rob has been playing for the Hamption Hurricanes a Semi Pro Football team at various positions. A graduate of Timberlane, Rob is one of several coaches who came up thru TJF and then returned to coach and help build the program to where it is today. With great sadness Rob retired this year from coaching but it is with high hopes that it’s not a long retirement and that Rob will return to the staff!

Entering his 6^th year, Jason is the youngest of the coaching staff but has used his youth and knowledge of the game of the game to become one of the most favorite coaches with the players. Having only graduated from high school 6 yrs ago, Jason’s ability to relate to the players has been invaluable. His ability to relate to and see things from a player’s respective has earned him high praise and respect among the players. Jason starting coaching with the Nor-Rock Vikings with his father Tom, who is the JV asst. head coach and the both, have proven to be a dynamic duo of sorts. After only 3 yrs with the Tornadoes, thru hard work and dedication to the team Jason was made the JV head coach in 2006. Along with the father Tom, they have brought stability and strong leadership to the JV team. In his first year as JV head coach, Jason led the team to an 8-1 regular season record. A 2002 graduate of Timberlane High School, Jason was on both the 1999 and 2001 Div II state championship football teams. His versatility as a player showed as he played quarterback, tight end, wide receiver defensive end and free safety for the Owls.

Coach Hoehn has been a part of the Tornadoes coaching staff for 4 years. Before that he coached for 5yrs at the Tenney Middle School in Methuen, Ma. He first started with Tornadoes at the flag level where he coached for 1 year, then moved up the Junior B where he stayed for 2 years and then in 2007 moved up to the Junior A team where he coached the offensive and defensive lines and was Defensive coordinator for the A team. His knowledge of line technique and play has helped to shape the future linemen for the JV and Varsity teams. His dedication to the players and his all round knowledge of the game of football has made him a highly valued member of the coaching staff.  A 1977 graduate of Methuen High School, Oscar was played center for the football team.    

In his first year with the Tornadoes, coaching the Jr A team offensive and defensive lines, after coming up from flag Coach Bradford proved to be a valuable addition to the staff. Having previously coached hockey for 10 yrs and 2yrs in baseball, Bob’s positive outlook and keen knowledge of the game was instrumental in helping the A’s turn their season around as they won their last 4 games after a shaky start. A graduate of Shepherd Hill Regional High School in Dubley, MA where he earned 3 Varsity letter, Bob went on to play for 4 yrs and graduate from Nichols College where he part of 1978 New England Football Conference Champions.