My name is Tyler Epefanio, and I am a wide and slot receiver development coach based in O‘ahu, Hawai‘i.

I played high school football at Lakeside High School in Nine Mile Falls, Washington, where I was ranked among the top 150 high school players in the Northwest. At the collegiate level, I competed at Eastern Washington University (Division I FCS) in Cheney, Washington, Whitworth University (Division III) in Spokane, Washington, and Willamette University (Division III) in Salem, Oregon. Throughout my career, I earned All-Conference Wide Receiver honors, led my team in receptions, receiving yards, and touchdowns, and served as a two-time team captain.

My coaching experience includes serving as a wide receivers coach at the Oregon All-State Game, assistant wide receivers coach at Willamette University, and offensive coordinator for the Team Alpha Football 7-on-7 program in Portland, Oregon.

In my sessions, I focus on the four foundational receiver movements: stance and start, pressure steps, hip drop, and hip shifts — the essential mechanics that build complete, confident, efficient, and big play making receivers.