Now entering his second year with the Falcon coaching staff, Jack Brooks has made an immediate impact with the team. His duties with the team include working with the infielders and outfielders and serving as the third base coach. Prior to coming to the Falcons, Books served as the head coach for one season at Norwalk High School, where he led them to their first CIF Playoff victory in six years. He also served as an assistant coach there for two years before becoming the head coach. His first coaching assignment came under the guidance of his father, Kim Brooks, at La Mirada High, where he spent one season as an assistant.

            Brooks prepped at La Mirada High, where he played for his father and helped lead them to the Suburban League championship in 1996, his junior year, while the team reached the CIF Championship game twice. In addition, he played football for the Matadors and helped the team advance to the CIF Championships twice. He was named All-League and All-CIF on both the baseball and football teams.

            He then moved on to Loyola Marymount University, where he was an infielder for four seasons (1998-2002) and was a part of three West Coast Conference championship teams. In his senior season, he batted .315, which was fourth highest on the team. Brooks graduated with a Bachelor’s degree in Urban Planning with a minor in History.

            Brooks, who was married in July, 2006 to his wife Gris, have a two-year old son, Brayden Thomas and a five-month old son, Bobby Jack.