Travis Chaney, Secretary

Travis is a Co-Founder and the Secretay of Kids Football League. Travis was a four year starter at linebacker for Kentucky Wesleyan College where he earned a Bachelor Degree of Art in Communications and Speech/Theater. Travis has coached youth football, youth soccer, youth baseball, and youth basketball over the last nine years.

Travis is currently the CEO of Dynamic Directions, a coaching and consulting firm for financial advisors, a partner in Alin Wealth Management, a financial advisory practice of Ameriprise Financial Services, Inc., and he and his wife Christy own Studio Slant, an art gallery, a bridal registry, and handmade gift store. Travis is married to Christy Taylor for the last 20 years, has a 14-year old son, Ryland, a 9-year old daughter, Lucy, a 2-year old daughter, Stone and two dogs - Bayla and Paisley.

Hunter Jagoe, Registration

Hunter is a long-time resident of Owensboro and graduated from Daviess County High School in 2009. After graduating from the University of Kentucky in May of 2013, he began a career with Independence Bank. He started his affiliation with KFL as an assistant coach with the Falcons & Redskins, and will be taking over as the Falcons' head coach in the 2014 season. In addition to being involved with KFL, Hunter enjoys coaching an Upwards league basketball team and playing golf (poorly).

Tab Cook, McLean County Representative

Football has been a big part of Tab's life. As a member of the first varsity team in McLean County in the fall of 1973, he knew how the game could help young people be grow and be the best of the best. When given the chance to become a coach of youth football to work with and help shape young people he knew it was a calling. Being a husband to his wife, Rhonda, and a father to Chris, Tabatha, and Justin, as well as granddad to his own and to other kids gives him great joy. Tab pastors the Providence United Methodist Church near Philpot KY and drives a school bus for the McLean County School System, along with farming and raising horses. Tab believes KFL is a great organization to help kids and is glad to be a part of it.

Lise Payne, Communications and Head of Team Moms

Lise has been married to her husband Bill for 11 years, and have three beautiful children: Larkin, Ethan and Elijah. They are members of Pleasant Valley Community church. Lise has lived in Owensboro for the past 25 years, and works full time at Swedish Match in the Consumer Relations department. Lise strongly believes in community involvement and has encouraged my children to do the same. She is very involved with the March of Dimes, and her children have raised money for that and other charities. They believe that as they are blessed with so much, they should do what they can to help others. As a working mom, Lise feels it's important to stay involved with her kids as much as possible. She's been a team mom on various occasions, and tries to volunteer as much as possible. She's been involved in the tennis community and as that chapter is starting to close she looks forward to serving the KFL.

Titus Chapman, FCA Character Coach

A passionate worship leader, enjoys facilitating a worship experience in which people of all ages and races can connect. His is intentional with properly aligning his priorities of faith, family and community. Titus and his wife, Laura, moved to Owensboro with their son, Jacob, in 2011. He shares a competitive edge with his son which often leads to friendly rivalry on the court, field or bike trail.

Jeff Reese, Owensboro High School Representative

Jeff Reese is the father of Kelsey, 18, and Kyle, 13, a former KFL player for the Broncos. Coach Reese currently teaches math and serves as the Offensive Coordinator for Owensboro High School where he has held that position for the past nine seasons. A second generation high school football coach, Coach Reese brings 22 years of coaching experience from several parts of Kentucky.

Cliff Jackson, Referee Coordinator

Cliff Jackson is a graduate of Kentucky Wesleyan College and currently is a teacher for the Daviess County Public School system. Cliff has earned his Masters in physical education from Western Kentucky and his Rank 1 in administration from the University of the Cumberlands. Cliff currently resides in Owensboro, Kentucky and is the referee coordinator for the KFL.

Sean Land - Vice President

Sean S. Land, a native of Owensboro, is managing partner of the law firm of Stevenson, Land & Tierney, where his practice largely focuses on transactional matters, including real estate, probate and estate planning as well as business litigation. Mr. Land earned his juris doctorate from Salmon P. Chase College of Law at Northern Kentucky University. He also attended the University of Kentucky and Centre College, where he was a member of the varsity football team.

Mr. Land is an active member of Settle Memorial United Methodist Church. He has coached numerous youth sports teams. His other community involvement includes: Building Stronger Families; Daviess County Bar Association; Daviess County Lawyer Referral Service; Daviess County Senior Services; Daviess County Teachers Federal Credit Union; Kentucky Wesleyan College; Owensboro Area Museum of Science and History; Owensboro-Daviess County Board of Ethics; Settle Memorial United Methodist Church; and Theatre Workshop of Owensboro. Mr. Land is married to the former Ashley Brooke Elliott. They have three sons, Spencer, Keaton and Cooper.

Isaac Coffey, Flag Commissioner

Isaac and his wife, Misty, moved to Owensboro in 2011 with their three sons; Michael, Jacob and Joshua. As parents, the Coffeys encourage their children to be active throughout the year. Jacob and Joshua played in the KFL and loved everything about it from the practices to the games. Isaac grew up playing football K-12 plus two years in college Division III. He values the importance of teaching proper techniques as a vital ingrediate for success and certainly feels strongly that the heads-up program is improving player safety. Issac is impressed by the KFL's excellent coaches and outstanding organization and is happy for the opportunity to contribute to the league's continuing success.

Mallory Leucht, Communications Director

Mallory graduated from Kentucky Wesleyan College in 2014 with her Bachelors of Science in Advertising and Marketing, and is currently pursuing her Masters in Public Health at Western Kentucky University. She works in Financial Aid at Wesleyan as an Enrollment Support Coordinator and works as a Resident Director. She has a 7-year old son, Makaio, who has played on the 49ers the last 3 years. Mallory is a big advocate for youth sports and has served as Team Mom for KFL and Owensboro Western Baseball League. She has coached both travel and recreational soccer collectively for 8 years and played 13 years herself. Mallory and her son are members at Saint Pius X Catholic Church. Her past community involvement include YoungLife Ministries, Americorps, Bank On Owensboro, Green River Asset Building Coalition, VITA Tax Preperation, etc. What Mallory values most about Kids Football League is the Smart Program, which is developed to encourage good conduct and character on and off the field.

Joelson Dunn, 5/6th Tackle Commissioner

Joelson Dunn is a local entrepreneur and has made a lifelong home in Daviess County. Joelson is entering his third season with KFL and has three boys playing in three divisions of KFL. With experience as head coach of the Dolphins and assistant coach with the Titans and 8u and 9u all-star teams he will be moving up to the 5/6th grade division and transitioning to division commissioner. His wife Krystal will be working as cheer director.

KFL Executive Board Members