Scott Ryle serves as Brook Hill’s Director of Residential Life and Head Football Coach, bringing a strong background in student support, campus leadership, athletics, operations, and team development to his role.

Since joining Brook Hill in 2016, Coach Ryle has been a faithful member of the Brook Hill community and has served in several key leadership positions, including Head Football Coach, Director of Operations, Academic Advocate for Boarding Students, and Assistant Athletic Director. Through these roles, he has developed a deep understanding of Brook Hill’s students, the daily rhythms of campus life, and the unique opportunities that come with living and learning in a Christ-centered boarding school community.

Coach Ryle took over as Brook Hill’s Head Football Coach in 2016 and led the Guard to the playoffs in his first season. His leadership on the field reflects his larger commitment to developing young men of character, discipline, resilience, and purpose. As both a coach and campus leader, he is passionate about helping students grow not only as athletes but as leaders, teammates, and followers of Christ.

In addition to his experience in education and athletics, Scott is an Army Veteran who served in Iraq as a Recon Team Leader. His background in military leadership, coaching, operations, student support, and team development uniquely equips him to lead Brook Hill’s Residential Life program with vision and purpose.

Brook Hill’s boarding community brings together students from across the country and around the world, creating one of the most unique and impactful parts of campus life. Under Scott’s leadership, the Residential Life program continues to focus on building a Christ-centered culture where students are known, supported, connected, and challenged to grow into who God has called them to be.

Scott graduated from the University of Illinois in 2003 and earned his master’s degree from Concordia University in 2011. He and his wife, Stephanie, have two sons, Cameron and Zachary.