Coach Steve Knutson began his wrestling career as a seventh grader in the fall of 1989. After middle school, Knutson became a starter for the Buccaneer varsity team at Berry High, and was a three time starter, 5th in 1992, 2nd in 1994 and 4th in 1995). By the time Knutson graduated from high school, he held the school record for the most victories. Coach Knutson was the inaugural coach at Berry middle School. Under Coach Knutson's leadership, the Berry Bucs were the 1997 Jefferson county Champions. Moving up to coach the freshman team at Hoover High, Coach Knutson had the Bucs finishing as the Jefferson county Runner-ups. For the 2000 season, Coach Knutson was named head Assistant for the varsity team where he remained through the 2005 season. While at Hoover, Coach Knutson's Bucs finished 5th in 2000, 4th in 2001 and 2004, runner-ups in 2002, and were the 6A Champions in both 2003 and 2005. At Mountain Brook we have finished 13^th in 2006 and 2007, and 9^th in 2008.  Coach Knutson has coached 16 state champions, 16 runner-ups, 11 third place finishers, 6 fourth place finishers, one All American and two All American Honorable Mentions. In 2002, Wrestling USA Magazine named Knutson as the National Assistant Coach of the year. Coach Knutson holds a BS degree in kinesiology.

Coach John Milton John Milton is a 2002 graduate from Oak Mountain High School. He began wrestling as a 9^th grader at Pelham High School and then wrestled for the varsity team at Oak Mountain High School his sophomore through senior year,  In 2002 John placed 3^rd at 160lbs in the 5A state tournament. John attended the University of North Alabama where he received his B.S. in Social Science Education. While in college, he coached football and wrestling at Deshler High School for four years. After college, John began his graduate degree at Troy University where he served as a graduate assistant to the Troy University football team. After two years in Troy working with the Troy University football team for a year and working at a local high school for another year, John returns home to Birmingham to begin his first year at Mountain Brook. John teaches 9^th grade World History at the Junior High School and also coaches football.

Coach Sean Moran grew up in Olean, N.Y. He began college at Muskingum College in central Ohio, where he played football and baseball. This is his ninth year in Mountain Brook. Coach Moran coached varsity softball for three years and JV soccer for two seasons.  Sean began coaching football at the Junior High for two years, and then went to the ninth grade for three years. Coach Moran coached the junior high wrestling team for seven years where the program has expanded from 20 wrestlers to an average of 55 wrestlers over the last 5 seasons.  During his time at the Junior High, Mountain Brook has had two third place finishes, two fourth place finishes and a fifth place finish in the county championships in the last five years.  Presently, Sean Moran coaches running backs on the varsity, junior high wrestling and high school baseball. Coach Moran’s wife is Kelli Moran and he has two daughters, Kacie is 11 and Jordan is 9.