SGT John Curry
Position: Head Coach
Experience: 5th Season (4th of Game play - 2020 Season Cancelled)
Record: 14-1 Regular Season / 0-1 Championship play
Assignment: Unit 701 / 704
John enters his 5th Season at the helm of the Chicago Enforcers. His first season was a very successful one, with the team completing an undefeated regular season for the first time in the history of the organization, earning a berth in the National Championship Game against NYPD. The Enforcers came up short in a valiant effort. The following season, his 2nd, was equally successful, the only loss of the season coming in the rematch of the National Championship against NYPD. The 2020 season was cancelled due to the pandemic. The 2021 Season was another successful campaign for the Enforcers, finishing the season undefeated with a 5-0 record, defeating perennial NPSFL powerhouse FDNY handily 28-7 in front of a packed house at DePaul College Prep. In 2022, The Enforcers have one of the toughest schedules in recent years, facing off against 3 top tier NPSFL teams in San Diego, NY Shields and Charlotte, and crosstown rivalry the CFD Blaze. The Enforcers hope to repeat the undefeated 2021 campaign , and vie for an appearance in the 2022 National Championship Game.
John has a fairly extensive background surrounding the game of football. He started out his playing career at Immaculate Conception Grammar school on the northwest side of Chicago. He then went on to play his High School football at Archbishop Weber High School on the north side of Chicago. John then earned a scholarship to Washburn University (Division 2) in Topeka, Kansas where he was a 2 year letter winner. He then transferred to Benedictine University in Lisle, IL, where he was again a 2 year letter winner, playing Center. Upon completion of his collegiate eligibility, John was an assistant coach for a season at Benedictine University under now NFL Assistant Coach Rob Boras. After joining the police department John expanded on his coaching resume by joining the staff at Notre Dame High School in Niles for 2 seasons. He then joined the staff at the newly created football program at Saint Ignatius College Prep in Chicago, ascending to the position of Assistant Head Coach on the Varsity level. John coached at Saint Ignatius for 6 seasons. In addition to his current role as Head Coach of the Enforcers, he a volunteer varsity football coach at St Daniel the Prophet Grammar school on the southwest side of Chicago.
When the Enforcers were created, John tied up the cleats one more time, playing Offensive line for a few seasons before hanging the cleats up once again to take on roles with the coaching staff and in the administrative aspects of the organization, coming out of retirement from time to time to help out when needed on the field of battle.
John has served in many different district and units in his 23 years on the job, working in the 13th District, 24th District, Special Operations Section, 19th District, Mobile Strike Force. John was promoted to Sergeant in 2009 and was first assigned to the 9th District and subsequently the Mobile Strike Force, 3rd District, Forensic Services Section, 7th District and John currently is a Sergeant assigned to Unit 701 Mass Transit Section.
John earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science with a minor in Sociology from Benedictine University and is currently pursuing a Masters degree at Illinois Institute of Technology in Public Administration.
Experience: 5th Season (4th of Game play - 2020 Season Cancelled)
Record: 14-1 Regular Season / 0-1 Championship play
Assignment: Unit 701 / 704
John enters his 5th Season at the helm of the Chicago Enforcers. His first season was a very successful one, with the team completing an undefeated regular season for the first time in the history of the organization, earning a berth in the National Championship Game against NYPD. The Enforcers came up short in a valiant effort. The following season, his 2nd, was equally successful, the only loss of the season coming in the rematch of the National Championship against NYPD. The 2020 season was cancelled due to the pandemic. The 2021 Season was another successful campaign for the Enforcers, finishing the season undefeated with a 5-0 record, defeating perennial NPSFL powerhouse FDNY handily 28-7 in front of a packed house at DePaul College Prep. In 2022, The Enforcers have one of the toughest schedules in recent years, facing off against 3 top tier NPSFL teams in San Diego, NY Shields and Charlotte, and crosstown rivalry the CFD Blaze. The Enforcers hope to repeat the undefeated 2021 campaign , and vie for an appearance in the 2022 National Championship Game.
John has a fairly extensive background surrounding the game of football. He started out his playing career at Immaculate Conception Grammar school on the northwest side of Chicago. He then went on to play his High School football at Archbishop Weber High School on the north side of Chicago. John then earned a scholarship to Washburn University (Division 2) in Topeka, Kansas where he was a 2 year letter winner. He then transferred to Benedictine University in Lisle, IL, where he was again a 2 year letter winner, playing Center. Upon completion of his collegiate eligibility, John was an assistant coach for a season at Benedictine University under now NFL Assistant Coach Rob Boras. After joining the police department John expanded on his coaching resume by joining the staff at Notre Dame High School in Niles for 2 seasons. He then joined the staff at the newly created football program at Saint Ignatius College Prep in Chicago, ascending to the position of Assistant Head Coach on the Varsity level. John coached at Saint Ignatius for 6 seasons. In addition to his current role as Head Coach of the Enforcers, he a volunteer varsity football coach at St Daniel the Prophet Grammar school on the southwest side of Chicago.
When the Enforcers were created, John tied up the cleats one more time, playing Offensive line for a few seasons before hanging the cleats up once again to take on roles with the coaching staff and in the administrative aspects of the organization, coming out of retirement from time to time to help out when needed on the field of battle.
John has served in many different district and units in his 23 years on the job, working in the 13th District, 24th District, Special Operations Section, 19th District, Mobile Strike Force. John was promoted to Sergeant in 2009 and was first assigned to the 9th District and subsequently the Mobile Strike Force, 3rd District, Forensic Services Section, 7th District and John currently is a Sergeant assigned to Unit 701 Mass Transit Section.
John earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science with a minor in Sociology from Benedictine University and is currently pursuing a Masters degree at Illinois Institute of Technology in Public Administration.
