Bio

Coach Aaron Hauser was named to the Benedictine College Football staff in the Winter of 2020 as the program's new wide receivers coach. He is entering his fifth season as the receivers coach while he also serves as the program's Recruiting Coordinator. He had his wife, Teddi, reside in St. Joseph, Mo. 

In his time at Benedictine, he has coached two NAIA All-American wide receivers JaShawn Todd (2022), and Jacob Gathright (2022, 2023). Additionally, he has also coached 9 All-Heart receivers Alex Blake and Ethan Bechard (2020), Tre Adger, JaShawn Todd (2021), Jacob Gathright, JaShawn Todd, Austin Buteaux (2022), and Jacob Gathright, JaShawn Todd (2023). 

Prior to Benedictine: Coach Hauser served in the same role at Waldorf University for the 2018 and 2019 seasons. At Waldorf, he coached six different all-conference receivers while helping guide the program to a top-10 offense in both seasons. He also coached the four-year program's first-ever NAIA All-America selection.

Before joining the staff at Waldorf, where he also earned a Master's in Sports Management and Organizational Leadership, he served as an assistant coach for his father Chris at Mission Hills High School in San Diego, Calif. from 2014-2017.

He earned a Bachelor's in Business Marketing from Northern Arizona in 2014 where he also became a certified Professional Snowboard Instructor through the American Association of Snowboard Instructors (AASI).