After serving as an assistant coach with the Falcons in 2006, Jesse Juarez is back for his second year with the staff. Juarez had a great deal of success while competing at the community college level. After graduating from North Torrance High School, where he was an All-American at 171 pounds and finished second in the CIF Championships and seventh in the national tournament, Juarez transferred to Golden West College. In his freshman year of 2000, he placed seventh at the state championships, but went on to win the 184-pound state championship in 2001 and was named the South Wrestler of the Year. While in high school, Juarez was a three-time freestyle National Team Member and was selected as a National High School Coaches Association (NHSCA) All-American.

    Juarez then moved on to Montana State University-Northern, where he was a two-time NAIA All-American and won the national championship at 184 pounds in 2005. He placed fifth as a junior and concluded his collegiate career by earning Academic All-American honors.

    He started his coaching career at Montana State University-Northern upon graduation and helped coach the team to a fourth place finish in the national championships and has spent the last two years coaching at North Torrance High, where they went on to win the CIF Championship one year.