Head Boys Golf Coach
Jordan May

Jordan May is originally from Hurricane, West Virginia, and relocated to Fort Myers in August 2023 to be closer to family. He earned his bachelor’s degree in Exercise Science and Physical Education from Florida International University, where his passion for sports and fitness was developed both academically and professionally.

Jordan began his career in the golf industry while attending college, starting at Bocaire Country Club in Boca Raton. Over the past eight years, he has gained extensive experience in the golf business, serving seven of those years as an Assistant Golf Professional. He currently holds that role at Cypress Lake Golf Club in Fort Myers.

Dedicated to the game and committed to building strong relationships, Jordan is passionate about making a positive impact on the golfing community and helping others grow in both skill and love for the sport.

Head Girls Golf Coach
Dwayne Donnell

With a career defined by championship leadership and a passion for athlete development, Coach Dwayne Donnell brings a powerful blend of golf expertise and girls basketball triumphs to Evange­lical Christian School.

The Golfer & Mentor

Coach Donnell’s love for golf extends far beyond the greens—it’s a discipline through which he teaches patience, focus, integrity, and humility. As head coach of the ECS Golf program, he guides both boys and girls to refine their swing, build mental toughness, and grow spiritually. Under his mentorship, student-athletes learn that success in golf is as much about character as it is about technique.

The Championship-Winning Basketball Coach

A Southwest Florida Basketball Hall of Famer, Donnell won the 2011 FHSAA Class 4A state championship at Dunbar High School during his 21-year tenure, a milestone marking the program’s first state title. After joining ECS, he led the Sentinels girls basketball team to a historic Class 2A state championship in 2024, finishing the season 26–3 and dominating the finals with a 57–46 win—the first girls title in ECS history. ECS continued its competitive excellence, securing a 2025 semifinal appearance, marking three straight Final Four runs.

“Our goal is to develop players of character who compete with purpose,” says Coach Donnell.

Balancing both sports, Coach Donnell continues to elevate ECS athletics—helping athletes grow in skill, faith, and Godly character. On the course or court, he is building a legacy of excellence, discipleship, and perseverance.