Zac Angelos enters his first season at Saint Anselm in 2018, working primarily with the squad's running backs.
Angelos comes to the Hilltop from Plymouth State University where he assisted the team's receiving corps in 2017. In addition, Angelos assisted with the team's day-to-day operations, including academic meetings and study hall. His top pupil, Jacob Szulc, averaged nearly 67.4 yards per game and finished near the top of the MASCAC in yards per touchdown and yards after the catch.
In 2016, Angelos served as the receiving coach at Nichols College following a two-year stint at Anna Maria College where he was a graduate assistant coach. With the AMCATS, Angelos developed the team's tight ends and fullbacks. He also served stints as the pass game coordinator and wide receivers coach during his time with Anna Maria.
As the Assistant Coach for Braintree High School in 2012, Angelos mentored the team's quarterbacks and assisted with other day-to-day responsibilities with the program. He has also coached at the Mastrole Passing Academy in Fort Lauderdale, Fla. and currently is part of the coaching staff for USA Football.
A 2011 graduate of Norwich University with a major in History and a minor in Education, Angelos was a quarterback for the Cadets and helped the team to the Eastern Collegiate Football Conference championship in 2009. He also served as the primary holder for Long Ding, an All-America kicker for the Cadets.
