Shiloah Te'o

Bio

Shiloah Te'o hails from Laie, Hawaii and graduated from Kahuku High School in 2008. While there, Coach Te'o helped his high school team win 2 State Championships in 2005, and 2006. In his senior season, he was named OIA Defensive Player Of The Year for the state of Hawaii. As a true freshman at BYU, Coach Te'o played in every game and was named Special Teams MVP. The year was highlighted when BYU took down Oklahoma University who was the #2 team in the nation, in the very first game ever played in the Dallas Cowboys new stadium. Coach Te'o transferred to Oregon State and during that redshirt year, he was voted Scout Team Defensive Player of the Year and eventually graduated from Oregon State with a Bachelor of Science degree in Liberal Studies. Coach Te'o moved home to Hawaii and started coaching at Kahuku High School. In 2016, Coach moved to California and worked with the IE Ducks and eventually joined the football staff at JSerra High School in San Juan Capistrano. Coach Te'o is married to Alexis, and is a father of five. He enjoys spending time with his family and watching his children grow and play with their cousins. He is entering his 3rd season with the Braves.