Jason Aubry was appointed the 19
th head coach in the history of the Concordia University Chicago football program in December of 2018.
Aubry comes to Concordia-Chicago with 20 years of coaching experience, 18 as a head coach. Most recently, he coached at Larkin High School in Elgin, IL, where he was originally hired as the offensive coordinator, but took over as head coach two weeks into the season and led the 2018 Royals to multiple school records in team scoring, passing and receiving yards.
An Illinois native who played running back on Seneca High School’s Illinois Class 2A championship team in 1990, Aubry’s coaching career began in 1999 at Woodland High School in Streator, IL. He took a beginning program and increased the numbers by over 300 percent in his three-year tenure. After a two-year stint at Lemont High School as an assistant coach and passing game coordinator, Aubry accepted the head coach’s position at Johnsburg High School in 2004. He led the Skyhawks to a two-year record of 17-5 and back-to-back second-round appearances in the Illinois Class 5A playoffs. In 2004, Aubry was named the Big Northern Conference Coach of the Year, leading his team to its first 10-win season and first conference championship.
In 2006, Aubry began a 12-year association with the Joliet Township District, serving as head coach for the combined Joliet Township program for four years and later for Joliet West High School. His efforts at Joliet West resulted in the Tigers reaching the Illinois Class 8A playoffs for the first time in 2014 and later making return appearances in 2016 and 2017. Off the field, Aubry’s efforts were equally impressive, if not more so. He produced 23 All-State Academic players and raised the football team’s graduation rate from 2012-17 to 98 percent (100 percent the final five years).
Aubry earned his BS in physical education with a minor in athletic coaching from Illinois State University in 1998 and his MA in education administration and supervision from the University of Phoenix in 2008
| Year |
Record |
Conference |
Finish |
| Total |
5-5 |
3-4 |
|
| 2019 |
5-5 |
3-4 NACC |
4th |
