Coach Wyatt Jentz begins his first season as Head Coach of the Kettle Moraine Lasers Football Program. He joins us after spending his last season as Head Coach at East Troy High School, spending his previous 4 seasons at Hortonville High School. Coach Jentz will also serve as Defensive Coordinator and Outside Linebackers Coach.

Coach Jentz was a graduate of Hortonville High School and was a 2-time letter winner and leadership council member at St. Cloud State. After the dissolution of the football program at St. Cloud State, he finished his Bachelor’s Degree at the University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh. Following graduation he started his teaching career at Hortonville High School while also coaching football and track. During his time at Hortonville he pursued and completed his Master’s Degree in Business Education, while also coaching 16-All Conference, 2-All Region, 6 scholarship, and numerous collegiate athletes. In 2024, Jentz was named the Head Football Coach at East Troy High School returning the program back to varsity competition and also served as their department head for Business Education and was an assistant track coach. 

Coach Jentz lives in the community with his fiance Chelsea and their dog Mylo. “I look forward to continuing the great tradition of Laser Football. Kettle Moraine is a special place and I am excited to be working with great coaches and athletes. Go Lasers!”

Coach Bunten is entering his fifth season with the Lasers. During his tenure, Kettle Moraine special team units consistently rank amongst the best in the Classic 8 and have produced multiple all-conference specialist winners.  Coach Bunten enjoys working with youth and high school players to develop their overall football skills, as well as specific skills for kicking and punting.

Coach Bunten and his family have lived in the Delafield area since 2013. He has served on the Kettle Moraine Junior Laser football board and as youth football head coach. He is a graduate of Brownsburg High School in Brownsburg, IN where he was a varsity quarterback, kicker and punter, earning all-state honors as a punter. He graduated from Purdue University Krannert School of Business and was a member of the Purdue football team for four years.

Coach Yarbrough brings over two decades of coaching experience to the Lasers football program, currently serving as the Varsity Wide Receivers Coach. This fall marks his 13th season at Kettle Moraine High School and his 25th year coaching high school football in the state of Wisconsin.

Coach Yarbrough played collegiate football at both the University of Oklahoma and the University of Wisconsin–La Crosse, where he developed a deep understanding of the game and a lifelong passion for teaching and mentoring student-athletes. Known for his detailed approach to route running, position fundamentals, and player development, Coach Yarbrough is committed to helping each athlete grow both on and off the field.

He lives in the community with his wife, Sarah, and their three children: Everett (15), Adeline (14), and Leila (11). He takes great pride in being part of the Kettle Moraine football family and helping shape the next generation of Lasers.

Coach Solberg has spent the majority of his life as a Laser! After graduating from Kettle Moraine High School in 2004, he returned to join the varsity football staff in 2009. The 2025 season will mark Coach Solberg’s sixteenth year coaching football, all of them spent on the defensive side of the ball with defensive backs and linebackers.

Coach Solberg and his wife Carly (also a KM alum) live in Dousman. They have a four-year-old son named Phoenix, a two-year-old daughter named Zodi, and a newborn named Cruz. Coach Solberg has been a special education teacher at KMHS since 2011. Carly currently serves as principal at Prairie Elementary in Waukesha. 

Coach Solberg is extremely proud to have been part of the football program’s growth over the past decade. While making the playoffs on a consistent basis is a remarkable accomplishment in the Classic 8 Conference, he is more excited to witness student-athletes develop and apply the skills and dispositions that will serve them later in life. It is a joy for him to see players recognized by teachers and community members for the impact they are making in the lives of others. It is an even more gratifying experience to welcome back former players who want to be part of the football program. He is grateful to be able to teach and coach at Kettle Moraine High School, and he looks forward to what the athletes in the program can accomplish in the future.

Coach Flores is poised to embark on his second year of coaching football and third year of coaching sports. A 2018 graduate of Whitnall High School and 2022 graduate of the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh, he will oversee the quarterbacks and serve as head coach and offensive coordinator for the freshman team. Coach Flores initially gained coaching experience as a member of the Whitnall High School baseball coaching staff. He has held the position of freshman coach for the past three years.  Last year, he coached wide receivers at East Troy. 

During his high school years, Coach Flores participated in multiple sports, including baseball, football, track and field, and basketball. Additionally, he was a Wide receiver at the University of Oshkosh for 4 1/2 years. He possesses a deep appreciation for sports and a passion for the game. As a competitor, Coach Flores strives to win while also fostering the development of young athletes into adults

Coach Zimmermann joined the Kettle Moraine football staff in 2025 and brings a passion for developing student-athletes. A graduate of Waukesha South High School, where he played football for the Blackshirts, Coach Zimmermann has been coaching since 2019 at St. John’s Northwestern Academies. During his time there, he coached multiple positions on both sides of the ball and on special teams, most recently working with the defensive line and running backs. His experience also includes coaching wide receivers, defensive backs, and serving as special teams coordinator.

In addition to his football background, Coach Zimmermann has coached youth basketball, youth baseball, and JV softball. He has worked at Kettle Moraine High School as a paraeducator since 2013 and is excited for the opportunity to coach inside linebackers this season. He will also be working with the freshman team.

Coach Zimmermann and his wife Beth live in Waukesha. He is enthusiastic about joining the Laser football family and is eager to contribute to the continued growth and success of the program—both on and off the field.  

Coach Myhra joined the Kettle Moraine football staff in 2025.  He has four years of high school coaching experience, with stints at West Bend West and Brookfield East.  Prior to this, he coached for two years with Menomonee Falls youth football.  Coach Myhra is a football alumni and 2015 graduate of Menomonee Falls High School 

Coach Heckel serves as the KM High School running backs coach with a focus on developing not only position fundamentals, but leadership, mindset, and personal growth. A devoted husband(Rachel) and proud father of two boys(Hunter & Jordy). Ben brings a family-first perspective to coaching—believing that strong teams are built on trust, discipline, and relentless effort. He has coached in the Kettle Moraine youth football program for the past four years, building a foundation of development and accountability at every level. Ben is committed to helping each player grow as both an athlete and a young man, with a deep emphasis on leadership emerging from within the team.

Coach Wilson is in his first season coaching cornerbacks at Kettle Moraine High School. Prior to joining the Lasers, he coached at Grafton High School from 2004 to 2009. During his time with the Black Hawks, he coached multiple positions including offensive line, linebackers, and defensive backs at both the freshman and varsity levels. In addition, he served as the program’s Strength and Conditioning Coach, helping student-athletes maximize their athletic potential throughout the year.

Since his time at Grafton, Coach Wilson has remained active in the Kettle Moraine community, volunteering as a youth basketball and football coach.

Coach Wilson resides in the Town of Genesee with his wife, Nikki, and their two children, Stella and Max. Outside of football, he enjoys spending time outdoors and supporting his family as they grow and pursue their individual interests.

Coach Noah Hait is a proud alum of Kettle Moraine High School, where he laid the foundation for his athletic and leadership journey. Coach Hait continued his education and athletic pursuits at the University of Wisconsin–Whitewater, one of the nation’s top Division III programs. While at UW-Whitewater, he was a dual-sport athlete, competing in both football and track & field, where he honed his speed, discipline, and football IQ.

Now back at his alma mater, Coach Hait serves as the Defensive Backs Coach for the Kettle Moraine Lasers. He brings energy, passion, and understanding of the game to the defensive side of the ball. Committed to developing not just great athletes but great young men, Coach Hait emphasizes technique, accountability, and relentless effort in everything he teaches.

Whether on the field or off, Coach Hait is dedicated to helping student-athletes reach their full potential while upholding the proud traditions of Kettle Moraine football.

Coach Vosburg is entering his fifth season coaching defensive line for the Lasers.  During his time at Kettle Moraine, Coach Vosburg has coached 10 All-Conference, 4 All-Region and 3 1st team All-State defensive lineman..

Coach Vosburg and his family have lived in Delafield since 2015.  He is a graduate of Mukwonago High School where he was an All-Conference tight end and defensive end as well as earning 1st team All-State honors at defensive end.  Coach Vosburg also played defensive end at UW-Whitewater earning All-Conference honors three years as well as earning All-American status his senior year.

Coach Bak (Mike Behrens) is currently coaching for his fifth season with the Lasers. During his years at Kettle Moraine, he has coached offensive line, tight ends, running backs, and special teams at the varsity level. Bak is also the head coach and offensive coordinator for the JV team.

Coach Bak was a graduate of Neuqua Valley High School where he played football, rugby, and wrestled. He then went to play football at Carroll University where he double majored in special education & regular education. During his senior year of school, he was placed at Kettle Moraine Middle School for his student teaching curriculum, where he was introduced to the district and has been since.

Coach Bak lives in the community, and spends all of his time working at Spellman Trailers, or coaching his hundreds of kids. 

“I am and will always be a Laser. There is nothing that I could say to express the love and commitment I have to Kettle Moraine and the community.  I have switched homes, relationships, and even occupations to ensure that I get to spend each season with these boys. Thank you to all the Lasers & families - current, future, and past - for your time, commitment, and assistance in my growth as a coach and man.  I am honored to bleed Navy and Gold, and to be even a small part of each of your lives. Also one huge and special thanks to my family…. Couldn’t be the coach I am without y'all. Love you Momma, Senior, Carli, and Mark!"

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