Rob Carter brings extensive high school and collegiate coaching experience to the Penn Sprint Football program, with a coaching background that includes serving as an Assistant Head Coach, Offensive Coordinator, Pass Game Coordinator, and position coach for quarterbacks and wide receivers.
Carter most recently spent six seasons at Delaware Valley University, where he served as Wide Receivers Coach and Pass Game Coordinator from 2020-2026. He was responsible for weekly passing-game planning, opponent preparation, and analyzing personnel, coverages, pressure packages and tendencies. During his tenure, Delaware Valley went 48-10, captured three conference championships, and continued one of the most successful runs in program history. Carter helped contribute to 54 consecutive conference victories, two undefeated regular seasons, five straight postseason appearances and an Elite Eight appearance. He also coached eight All-Conference wide receivers.
In 2025, Carter helped lead an offense that ranked first in the Middle Atlantic Conference in passing, totaling more than 3,100 passing yards and 25 touchdowns while completing 60 percent of its passes.
Prior to joining Delaware Valley, Carter served as Assistant Head Coach, Offensive Coordinator and Quarterbacks Coach at Cheltenham High School from 2019-2020. He helped lead the program to the 5A State Championship game, marking the first state championship appearance in school history. During that season, the Cheltenham offense produced more than 2,700 passing and rushing yards from its quarterback, who accounted for 28 passing touchdowns and 14 rushing touchdowns. Carter previously served as Offensive Coordinator and Quarterbacks Coach at Chichester High School.
Carter's high school coaching career also includes a historic tenure at Cheltenham, where he was part of a program that established a school record with 14 wins, captured the school's first District Championship and advanced to the first state championship appearance in program history.
Throughout his coaching career, Carter has developed a reputation for offensive innovation, detailed opponent preparation and player development, particularly in the passing game and quarterback and wide receiver positions. His combination of collegiate and high school experience brings a valuable perspective to the Penn Sprint Football coaching staff.
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