Returning for his second stint as a Cerritos College assistant coach, Bill Murvin will work with the team’s tight ends. From 1993-96, Murvin was an offensive assistant coach and spent time with the offensive linemen, wide receivers and tight ends, as well as serving as an assistant on the track and field team. After leaving Cerritos, Murvin went to Western High School from 1997-2007 and held various positions which included Athletic Director (1997-2000), Activities Director (2002-06), girl’s basketball head coach, girl’s cross country coach and girl’s track and field head coach. In basketball, he rebuilt the program to become league champions and did the same with the cross country and track and field teams.

Murvin the moved on to Santa Ana College, where he was an assistant coach on the women’s cross country team and was the multi-event coach on the track and field team.

Murvin graduated from St. John Bosco High and helped the football team reach the CIF championship game and was also on the track and field team. He then transferred to Cerritos College, where he was named the football team’s Most Valuable Player as a sophomore in 1977 and then went on to receive his bachelor’s degree in Biology with a minor in Chemistry from Cal State Long Beach. Murvin then earned his Master’s degree in Sports Medicine from Chapman University.

Murvin and his wife of 29 years Karen, who also attended Cerritos College, have two children – Stephen (24) and Jeff (21) and reside in Yorba Linda.