Head Coach Tom Bainter
Coach Bainter played Quarterback/Free Safety for Evergreen High School in Seattle. His high school honors include being named 1st Team All-NPSL Quarterback/Defensive Back, team Captain and Most Valuable Player. Tom went on to play college football at Western Washington University as a Free Safety/ Defensive Back where he was a 4-year letter winner.
The 2016 season marks the 17th season for Coach Bainter as Head Coach at Bothell High, and his 28th year of coaching. He teaches health at BHS. He begins this season with an overall record at BHS of 144 wins and 41 losses. During his tenure he has lead the team to six KINGCO Championships in ’02, ’03,’06’, ’07, ‘09 and 2014, three Crown Division Championships in ’08, ’09, and ’10 and Crest Division Championship in 2012 and 2013. Bothell Football has qualified for the State playoff rounds 13 of 15 seasons with Coach Bainter at the helm, including eight State Quarterfinal, three State Semi-final and three State Title game appearances. In 2014, Coach Bainter led his staff and team to the 4A State Title, compiling a 14-0 record and a top 25 National rank.
Tom and Kristina Bainter have been married 23 years and have two sons, Owen (age 18, a Freshman at WSU) and Erik (age 16 and Sophomore at BHS). When not coaching or teaching, Tom enjoys playing golf, traveling, reading and spending time with his family.
Did you know Coach Bainter...?
. . . was “Coaching 101” award-recipient in 2009 (WAC).
. . . was KINGCO Crown Division Coach of the Year 2008, 2009 and 2010.& Crest of the Year 2012, 2013 .
. . . coached Running Backs for the USA Junior National Football Team, summer 2009.
. . . was the Head Coach for the USA Football 15U National team, January 2015.
. . . was the Head Coach of the East-West All-Star game, summer 2008 and 2014, in Spokane.
. . . was named Seattle Seahawks High School Coach of the Week in the ‘00, ‘02, ’07, ‘09 and 2014 seasons.
. . . was named KINGCO Coach of the Year in ‘00, ‘02, ‘06 , ’07 and 2014.
. . . was named Running Back specialist for USA Football’s Health and Wellness Committee.
. . . is a National Master Trainer for Heads Up Football, training coaches across the country in concussion prevention awareness.
. . . led Team USA 16U along with Coach Jim Monson to victory at the 2016 International Bowl in Dallas Texas.
The 2016 season marks the 17th season for Coach Bainter as Head Coach at Bothell High, and his 28th year of coaching. He teaches health at BHS. He begins this season with an overall record at BHS of 144 wins and 41 losses. During his tenure he has lead the team to six KINGCO Championships in ’02, ’03,’06’, ’07, ‘09 and 2014, three Crown Division Championships in ’08, ’09, and ’10 and Crest Division Championship in 2012 and 2013. Bothell Football has qualified for the State playoff rounds 13 of 15 seasons with Coach Bainter at the helm, including eight State Quarterfinal, three State Semi-final and three State Title game appearances. In 2014, Coach Bainter led his staff and team to the 4A State Title, compiling a 14-0 record and a top 25 National rank.
Tom and Kristina Bainter have been married 23 years and have two sons, Owen (age 18, a Freshman at WSU) and Erik (age 16 and Sophomore at BHS). When not coaching or teaching, Tom enjoys playing golf, traveling, reading and spending time with his family.
Did you know Coach Bainter...?
. . . was “Coaching 101” award-recipient in 2009 (WAC).
. . . was KINGCO Crown Division Coach of the Year 2008, 2009 and 2010.& Crest of the Year 2012, 2013 .
. . . coached Running Backs for the USA Junior National Football Team, summer 2009.
. . . was the Head Coach for the USA Football 15U National team, January 2015.
. . . was the Head Coach of the East-West All-Star game, summer 2008 and 2014, in Spokane.
. . . was named Seattle Seahawks High School Coach of the Week in the ‘00, ‘02, ’07, ‘09 and 2014 seasons.
. . . was named KINGCO Coach of the Year in ‘00, ‘02, ‘06 , ’07 and 2014.
. . . was named Running Back specialist for USA Football’s Health and Wellness Committee.
. . . is a National Master Trainer for Heads Up Football, training coaches across the country in concussion prevention awareness.
. . . led Team USA 16U along with Coach Jim Monson to victory at the 2016 International Bowl in Dallas Texas.
Brandon Bartlette -
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Robb Clarke - Varsity Running Backs - 15 Years
Manu Hoke - Varsity Linebackers - 6 Year
Paul Moody - Varsity Defensive Backs - 16 Years
Greg China - Varsity Linebackers & Defensive Coordinator - 2 Years
James Glenn - Varsity Running/Defensive Backs - 2 Years
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Kevin Quackenbush - Sophomore Head Coach - 1st year
Brad Monson - Sophomore Wide Receiver and Defensive Back - 4 Years
John Legault - Head Coach Freshman - 2 Years
Casey Harden - Freshman Coach - 2 Years
Andrew Blackmon - Freshman Wide Receivers and DB - 3 years
Tim Martins - Videographer - 11 years
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Del Spivey - Sophomore Offensive Line
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