Welcome
This is where our journey begins. Get to know the Taylor Mill Eagles Organization and what we do, and how we're committed to the betterment of the youth in the Taylor Mill community. Join us as we grow and succeed together. We're glad you're here to be a part of our story.
Our Organization Services
The Taylor Mill Eagles Organization is dedicated to the betterment of the youth of our community.
As a youth sports organization, we furnish to the boys and girls that feed into Woodland Middle School and Scott High School, the availability of an outlet to perform in football, basketball, wrestling, cheerleading, and other extracurricular activities regardless of race, color, or creed, but within the limits established by the league(s) in which they perform. All actions, money and funds shall be of a non-profit basis and shall be used solely to obtain the goals of this organization.
The Eagle that is our logo was chosen out of a group of about 100 possible eagles that were brought to the first meeting for review. The main reason it was chosen was that we wanted something that when seen was readily identifiable as the Taylor Mill Eagles, whether on shirts helmets, letterhead, etc.
Meet our executive board members
Eric Siemer
President
Coach Eric Siemer grew up in Covington Kentucky. He started his football career the Covington Bengal Tigers before moving onto Holmes Middle School and High School football. Upon completion of his final senior year Eric received: Most Valuable Defensive Back, All Academic First Team, and Tom Ellis Bulldog Award. Although football is his passion he also played a variety of sports such as: baseball, basketball, soccer and tennis.
Coach Eric graduated from Holmes High School. After high school he attended Eastern Kentucky University obtained a bachelor degree in Emergency Medical Care.
Eric started his coaching as a Taylor Mill Eagle in 2017 as an assistant coach for the Starters. Since then has coached at each level within our program. His midget youth and midget season led by Head Coach Matt Luken competed in 2 Super Bowl championships for the first time in Taylor Mill Eagles history. Besides football Eric has coached baseball, basketball, soccer and flag football.
Eric has two children; Kellen and Jack. Both of them have played for the Taylor Mill Eagles. Eric is married to Candice Siemer who has recently gotten involved in the organization as a Team Mom coordinator and Treasurer.
“I enjoy being apart of an organization that is passionate to provide sporting opportunities to our youth community. I believe sports provide valuable life lessons that can’t be taught within a classroom. Growing up I always had a sense of respect and honor for my coaches. Now I hope I can reflect those values on our youth by helping them become leaders, teammates and understand that success is developed from hard work!”
Colie Miller
Vice President
Colie has been a part of the organization for the past two years, with her kids participating in football, cheerleading, and wrestling. Colie is very excited to be a part of an organization that is so focused on, not only teaching sports fundamentals and techniques to the youth of our community but caring for their well-being as well! Colie and her husband Shane decided to get involved with The Taylor Mill Eagles because of the love that they and their children have for sports. They have 8 kids and 4 grandkids, and when they aren’t participating in sports, they love to go boating, go to concerts, and travel. While serving as VP for The Taylor Mill Eagles, she hopes to be a valuable asset for everyone involved. This organization has provided a much need support system for her and her family, along with a great group of friends! She wants to thank everyone for trusting her enough with this position, and she hopes to make you all proud!
Candice Siemer
Treasurer
Candice Siemer is the new Treasurer for the Taylor Mill Eagles! As a Taylor Mill Elementary, Woodland and Scott High School alum, she is excited to be a part of a youth organization that supports the schools that she attended growing up. Candice’s goal is to help support and grow the Taylor Mill Eagles by providing a fun, safe and memorable experience for the youth of our community.
Sports is a passion for her family and the Eagles have made a huge impact for not only her and her husbands Eric life, but both of her boys, Kellen (12) and Jack (6). The Taylor Mill Eagles has impacted their lives on not only a physical level but also developmental skills on and off the field, creating relationships that will last a lifetime.
The parents and kids in our organization are second to none.
Go Eagles!
Leti Sexten
Secretary
Leti Sexten is a Scott High School graduate and a mom of 4; Michael (16), Rosalind (14), Donovan (12), Sophia (10). Her youngest two joined the TME program in 2019. Donovan for Football and Sophia for Cheer. Donovan has recently graduated from TME and is moving on to play for Woodland Middle School. Sophia will be continuing Cheer until she ages out.
Leti joined the board last year in the capacity of Concessions Coordinator and will continue that role while taking on the new challenge of Secretary of the Board.
Voting Member
Michael & Leti Sexten
Amanda Elam
Ryan & Amanda Ennis
Anthony Berkemeier & Taylor Hicks
Bridgette Weinberg
Candice Siemer
Shane & Colie Miller
Dan & Krystal Tillett
Don & Leah Dodson
Michael & Gina Siano
Meghann Acreman
Travis James
Meet our directors
Dan Tillett
Football Director
Coach Dan Tillett grew up in Florence, Kentucky. His love of the game of football began in first grade playing in the Boone County Pee Wee Football League in the early nineties. He went on to play Linebacker and Fullback for the Boone County Rebels from 2001 to 2004 helping the Rebels make the Kentucky state semi-finals in 2004.
Coach Dan ended his football playing career as a Linebacker at Thomas More University from 2005 to 2007. He graduated from Thomas More University in 2010 with Bachelor’s Degrees in Accountancy and Finance. He is now a CPA and Director of Tax and Accounting Services at Bottom Line Services in Ft Mitchell where he helps small businesses and their owners with their accounting, tax, and strategic planning needs.
Dan has lived in Taylor Mill since 2012 and is married to his beautiful bride Krystal and has two sons; Max and Xander. Dan considers himself to be blessed to have grown up playing for some amazing football coaches. “Every football coach I have ever played for had a great impact on my life. I fully attribute those guys and football as being a major influence on where I am and who I am today. Football is a game that teaches many life skills; teamwork, leadership, dedication, fighting through adversity, and the list goes on. I love to share my passion for the game of football with these kids, and I hope to leave a lasting impression on their lives like my coaches have done on mine.”
Bridgette Weinberg
Cheer Director
Bridgette Weinberg is a USMC Veteran who moved to Northern Kentucky in 1998 after being honorable discharged. She currently resides in Taylor Mill with her husband Tim. She is the longest standing coach within our organization and has been coaching cheer for the Taylor Mill Eagles since our inaugural season in 2011. Through the years, she has coached at all age levels, including having the privilege of coaching 2 of her daughters, Cesiley & Maya, who have both graduated from TME in 2014 & 2024.
Although Bridgette has had many successful seasons with TME, some of the biggest and most recent highlights of her tenure occurred beginning in the 2023 season. She was the head coach for the Jr/Sr Combo team. At the NKYFL Cheer Competition her team placed first in every single category (cheer, jumps, builds, tumbling and dance), first for their division, and Overall Grand Champions. Two weeks later, they competed at a second competition (LJS Become Iconic) where they placed first for their division and tied as Overall Grand Champions again! Additionally, Bridgette was named 2023 NKYFL Cheer Coach of the Year! In 2024, her team again competed at the same two competitions and placed first in their division at both.
“I love being a part of such a great organization. I feel that I have always been the kind of coach that has tried to make a positive impact on so many young athlete’s lives. They know that I will always be one of their biggest cheerleaders even after they are no longer on my team. The ironic thing is that I do not think that they will ever know just how much of a greater impact they have had on my life! Once an Eagle, Always an Eagle!”
Eric Siemer
Basketball Director
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Wrestling Director
Our Head Coaches
