California High School Football: Servite HC Chris Reinert steps down

After three seasons in charge, Chris Reinert announced on Tuesday that he has stepped down as the head football coach for Servite High School.

Reinert wrote a statement that was included in a press release by the school on Tuesday:

“It has been an honor and the privilege of a lifetime to serve as the Head Football Coach of my alma mater. Servite High School is a uniquely special place because of the authentic relationships and bonds forged. I am grateful for the opportunity to have led such tremendous young men on their journey to becoming faith-filled leaders while simultaneously developing as football players. I will remember fondly the way we served our players, teaching life lessons and helping them compete on the gridiron. I am proud of the progress that we have made in the Servite football program, and I believe the future is very bright.”

Across his three seasons at the helm, Reinert led Servite to a 20-16 record. He quickly revived the program in his first season in charge in 2023, as the Friars won eight games and made a run to the Division II state championship game, ultimately falling to Mission Viejo.

The last two seasons have seen Servite finish with a 6-5 record. In 2025, it still finished as the No. 10 team in California, according to the Rivals Composite Rankings.

This story will be updated.

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