Janssen Wilborn II was named the head women's flag football coach at Marywood University in August 2026.
Wilborn has gained coaching experience at both the high school and collegiate levels. He served as an assistant football coach at Wyoming Seminary College Preparatory School for two years where he collaborated with the head coach on offensive and defensive installations, organized position group meetings, called offensive and defensive plays, and played an integral role in recruiting prospective student athletes.
Wilborn also spent three seasons at Wyoming Valley West High School as the team's offensive coordinator where he oversaw the development of quarterbacks, wide receivers, and defensive backs. He worked closely with the head coach to implement the offensive system while signaling and calling plays on game day.
In addition to his football experience, Wilborn has coached varsity and junior high track and field at Wilkes-Barre Area High School and currently serves as an assistant wide receivers coach at Wilkes University.
A standout multi-sport athlete at E.L. Meyers High School, Wilborn earned three varsity letters in football and four in track and field. His athletic accomplishments include Second Team Pennsylvania Football Writers All-State honors in 2018, two All-Eastern Pennsylvania selections, and five District Ii track & field medals.
Outside of coaching, Wilborn serves in a leadership role at The Graham Academy where he is a certified instructor in Crisis Prevention Intervention (CPI) and Safe Crisis Management (SCM).
