Orange Lutheran and head football coach JP Presley part ways

Presley went 17-22 in four seasons as OLu's head coach.

Orange Lutheran announced on Wednesday that they have decided to part ways with head football coach JP Presley after four seasons.

Presley was named head coach in December of 2016, and amassed a 17-22 record with the Lancers. He was a longtime OLu assistant coach before becoming the head coach, and remains a popular figure amongst the Orange Lutheran athletic community.

School leadership has prayerfully decided to move in a new strategic direction with the head coach position in the football program. We are grateful to Coach Presley for his dedication and service over the years. Qualified applicants can apply through the school’s website. pic.twitter.com/tjimLyh8Ja
— OLu Athletics (@OLu_Athletics) April 22, 2021

Published Apr 22, 2021

LANCE SMITH, SBLIVE SPORTS

Lance Smith is a veteran high school sports reporter who worked previously with SBLive Sports covering basketball, football, and softball in California's Southern Section and LA City Section and has returned as contributor to High School On SI in 2025. He also covers Nevada and National Girls Basketball. A graduate of The USC Marshall School of Business, Smith dabbles in linear algebra and football and basketball computer rankings.

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