Bio

Calles becomes the inaguarl head coach of the Citrus College women’s flag football program after leading the girls flag football team at Chino Hills High School through its inaugural 2024 season. He oversaw all three levels of the program and helped establish a strong foundation, serving more than 70 student-athletes in each of the program’s first two years.

A former Citrus standout and experienced coach, Calles brings a proven track record in player development, recruiting, and offensive production at both the collegiate and high school levels.

Calles has had multiple stints on the Citrus football staff and currently serves as the wide receivers coach and special teams coordinator, a role he has held since 2023. During that time, the Owls’ receiving corps has produced more than 20 scholarship athletes, including a unanimous All-State selection and a single-season Triple Crown record holder.

In his previous tenure with Citrus from 2019 to 2021, he coached five All-Conference selections in a single season and helped five wide receivers earn scholarships to four-year institutions.

At the high school level, Calles spent several seasons at Chino Hills High School, serving as wide receivers coach from 2016 to 2019 and offensive coordinator from 2021 to 2023. During his time with the Huskies, he coached 14 All-League wide receivers and helped numerous student-athletes advance to the collegiate level.

Calles earned his associate degree in social and behavioral science from Citrus College, followed by a bachelor’s degree in English and a master’s degree in secondary education from the University of Phoenix. Outside of coaching, he enjoys golf, snowboarding, fitness, and outdoor activities. He has one daughter, Emma.