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Edward Groth

Edward Groth IV

Edward Groth IV joined Post University in May 2025 as the Special Teams Coordinator and Linebacker Coach after two seasons in a similar capacity at Clarion University.

In 2024, Groth coached Trevon Tate to Don Hansen All-America Honorable mention, and 1st Team All-PSAC. Tate was also the 7th Leading WR in Division II. He also coached Hunter Robertson to (D2CCA) Atlantic Region Second Team All-Region at punter who averaged 43.2 yards per punt and the entire punting unit to 9th in the country in NET punting and first in the PSAC in NET punting. 
 
In 2023, Groth coached all-conference performer Corahn Alleyne, who was among the national leaders in all-purpose yardage. Averaging nearly 150 all-purpose yards per game, Alleyne was the only player conference with more than 100 yards each in rushing, receiving, kick returns and punt returns. That was good enough to earn him Second Team All-PSAC honors. 
 
Groth spent the 2022 season as the running backs coach at his alma mater Central Connecticut State. Under his direction Nasir Smith earned First Team All-Northeast Conference (NEC) honors at running back, after rushing for 1,219 yards and scoring 14 total touchdowns. Smith's rushing total was the seventh-highest single-season total in CCSU history. He was also named to the New England Football Writers All-New England Team.
 
Before going back to Connecticut, Groth spent the 2021 season coaching alongside current Golden Eagles head coach Raymond Monica at Southeastern Louisiana. He was the team's special teams quality control coach that year, working with Austin Dunlap, who earned HERO Sports FCS Sophomore All-America honors at punter.
 
Before going into college coaching, Groth spent three years coaching high school football at Staples High School in Westport, Conn. He served as the team's special teams coordinator, assistant quarterbacks coach and head strength & conditioning coaching. He also worked at Greenwich high school in that time.
 
Groth was a four-year member of the football program at Central Connecticut State as the Blue Devils' kicker and punter. He earned All-NEC and All-New England honors as a senior, and graduated with a bachelor's degree in Exercise Science in 2017.
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