Jim Abend is the Turpin Girls JV Gold coach, and has been with the Spartans since 2003. Born in Cleveland and a graduate from the University of Cincinnati, he holds a United Soccer Coaches National C license, and coached the Cardinal Soccer Club from 1994 to 2001. His daughter, Alicia, played soccer at Turpin from 2001-2004.

Girls golf coach J.K. Buck is a 1984 graduate of Turpin, and was a member of the 1983 Turpin boy's golf team that competed at the state tournament. An active and longtime member of Terrace Park Country Club, Coach Buck is dedicated to providing the golf team coaching direction to maximize each team member's potential in this wonderful sport which offers a lifetime of benefits.

Kathy Carboy teaches AP U.S. History and Modern U.S. History. As a diver, Coach Carboy was an NCAA All-American and a six time member of the United States National Team. She competed at the 1992 and 1996 U.S. Olympic Trials while attending Louisiana State University.

Rene Contino has coached 3 individual State Champions and 29 All-American swimmers. She was an All-American at Southern Illinois University, and was co-captain as a junior and senior to lead the Salukis to a 5th place NCAA Division I finish both years

Courtney Dang was named coach of the Turpin Dance Team in 2018. She completed a bachelor's degree in Information Technology at the University of Cincinnati while devoting time as a member of the UC Dance Team, performing at football games, basketball games, competing at the UDA College National Championship, competing as the U.S. National team at ICU Worlds, and performing at other school events.

Michelle Dietz is the girls coach. She teaches German at Turpin and is a graduate of the University of Cincinnati.

Don Gullet Jr. was named coach of the Spartans before the 2018 season. He was General Manager and Head Coach of the 2015 14U Fury. His other experience is Hitting Coach/Top Assistant: Northern Kentucky University (2001-2007)(3 GLVC Championships 2002, 2004, 2006); Head Coach: Northern Kentucky Bandits (2002-2005)(CABA World Series Championship 2004); Head Coach: American Legion South Shore Post 276 (2001); Top Assistant: Greenup County High School Varsity Baseball (1998-2001); and President/Lead Instructor: Gullett’s Baseball Instruction/GBI (2009-2013)

Jamie Harloff has been named the FAVC and ECC Coach of the Year many times, and was Southwest District Coach of the year in 2013.  He played at Coker College, and was an assistant for the Cobras. Harloff has coached select teams in South Carolina and Ohio.

Jessica Hartley has coached the Turpin fastpitch team since 2009, with the exception of the 2012 season when her family moved out of the area. Prior to coming to Turpin, Coach Hartley was the assistant coach at The College of Mount St. Joseph and also coached JV softball at New Richmond High School.

Coach Hartley began coaching after playing softball for Flowing Wells High School in Tucson, AZ and Gordon College in Wenham, MA, where she earned all-conference accolades two seasons. Coach Hartley lives in Anderson with her husband Steve and four children Austin, Abby, Ella, and Molly.

Gail Maundrell has coached the Turpin Spartans gymnastics team for more than 30 years. She is one of the most well-respected coaches in the area, and retired from teaching at Turpin several years ago.

Gail Maundrell returned as the Varsity Coach in 2011. This will be her 25th year to coach Turpin Tennis.

Kent McCullough became the third head football coach in the history of Turpin in 2017. He was previously the head football coach and intervention specialist at Harrison High school for six years, where he had a record of 39-26 and took the Wildcats to the state playoffs four out of his six seasons. Coach McCullough graduated from Miami University, where he was an All-American and All-MAC performer. After a brief stint in the NFL, McCullough coached and taught at a few high schools in the Dayton area before becoming a graduate assistant coach at the University of Missouri, where he earned his Master’s degree in Health Education. He and his wife Julie have a son Jackson.

Gary Pottebaum played at Jackson High School and Kutztown University. He returned to his home town in 1998 and started the lacrosse program in Jackson, and was coach from 2000-2004 leading to the Division III State Semifinals. From 2007-2010, Pottebaum was the Defensive Coordinator at the University of Dayton. He later became the coach at Lakota East High School. He and his wife Brandi are Anderson Township residents, and have two daughters, Madeline and Payton

Brandon has been a Performance Specialist with Ignition for 2 and half years. Previously with Ignition Brandon has been the head strength coach for Beechwood High School, ran speed camps for club teams, and helped with the NFL training program.  Prior to starting with Ignition, he completed strength and conditioning internships with Xavier University and University of Cincinnati. Brandon played four years of baseball at Asbury University where he graduated with his Bachelor’s degree in Exercise Science.

Carolyn Remmele is a 2004 Turpin graduate and member of the Turpin Athletics Hall of Fame. She ran cross country and track at University of Missouri and resides in Anderson Township with her husband Marshall and son Dean.

Coach Marshall Remmele, a 2004 Turpin graduate, ran cross country and track at Auburn and graduated from Purdue in 2008. He and his wife Carolyn, also a 2004 Turpin graduate, reside in Anderson Township.

Carolyn Remmele is a 2004 Turpin graduate and member of the Turpin Athletics Hall of Fame. She ran cross country and track at University of Missouri and resides in Anderson Township with her husband Marshall and son Dean.

Rob Reynolds grew up playing lacrosse in New York, where he attended high school and college. Since moving to Cincinnati more than a decade ago, he got back into the sport by coaching youth lacrosse. He has been the assistant coach for the Anderson Girls Youth Program and the Anderson Middies . Rob resides in Anderson Township with his wife, Rebecca, and their three children.

Ben Schulcz is the boys bowling coach. He is a mathematics teacher at Turpin.

Josh Slonim graduated from Turpin in 2005, where he played basketball and baseball. He played basketball at Ohio Wesleyan University before transferring to Miami University, where he graduated with a bachelor’s degree in sports studies and then attended Bowling Green, where he earned an MBA in 2010. He worked as a student assistant with Miami and a graduate assistant at BGSU. He was head coach for AAU teams in Cincinnati and Louisville, winning a National Championship in 2014. Josh served as an assistant at Trinity and Moeller high schools before coming to Turpin in 2017.

Brad Suder became the boys JV golf coach in 2013, and after three successful seasons he became the varsity coach in 2016. He has been a teacher in the district at Nagel Middle School since 2008 where he organized and ran a golf club to help grow the game. He resides in Anderson Township with his family and looks forward to many successful seasons with the Spartans.

Academic Quiz team coach Erin Tetlak teaches Language Arts.

Brian Weaver is a teacher at Nagel and is also the 8th-grade football coach for the Nighthawks. He is a graduate of Northern Kentucky University, Indiana University and the University of Cincinnati, where he received his master's degree.