Dominic Bornman (Juniata '13) joins the Red Devil coaching staff for the start of the 2017 season. He comes to Carlisle from Williamsport, Pa., where he spent three seasons as the wide receivers coach at Lycoming College. A Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS), Bornman also oversaw the Warriors' strength training program.
In his first year with the squad, Bornman helped mentor Ryan Umpleby to a standout season as the wideout became just the third receiver in school history to post 1,000 receiving yards. As a team, the Warriors racked up 2,404 receiving yards, the fourth-highest total in program history and caught 24 touchdowns to rank third on that list. In 2015, the Warriors produced 3,806 yards of total offense, ranking fourth all-time. Bornman produced two First-team All-Middle Atlantic Conference selections while at Lycoming.
Bornman began his coaching career at Trinity High School in Harrisburg, Pa., where he worked with wide receivers during the 2013 season. He was a member of Juniata College’s football team from 2009-12, playing three seasons and sitting out the 2011 campaign with an injury.
He came back to have a phenomenal senior season, leading the squad with 666 receiving yards, finishing seventh in the Centennial Conference in yards per game, adding two touchdowns and 48 receptions. During his first two seasons, he worked into the line-up, catching 19 passes for 137 yards as a sophomore.
After his graduation from Juniata with a Bachelor of Arts in information technology and digital media in 2013, Bornman continued to play football, joining the Gridiron Development Football League’s Central Penn Piranhas, an adult-amateur team, where he played for two seasons.
