The Dodge City football coaching staff continues to be revamped as Head Coach Ryan Lusby has added Drew Zaubi as the latest coach to the staff. Zaubi will serve as an assistant coach and oversee the wide receivers.

Zaubi joins the Conquistador coaching staff after spending the past three years from the fall of 2023 to the winter of 2025 at Missouri State University, where he served as a quality control coach on offense, working with wide receivers.
 
He hopes to impact Dodge City football in several ways. "I hope to develop young men of God through the game of football. I want anybody I coach, regardless of position or side of the ball, to have a flawless transition to the next level, where they too can impact their teammates as men and as winning football players. I want to say I left a positive impact on the players and will be remembered as a winner whenever I reach my next coaching spot," said Zaubi.
 
The Kentucky native after started his college playing career at the University of Louisville as a preferred walk-on after being a three-year starter at quarterback at South Oldham high school. He transferred to Reedley College, a California JUCO, where he led the team to a National California Football Association American Division Championship during the 2019 season. He played in 11 games throwing for 1,162 yards on 59.8% completion percentage with 12 touchdowns. In the title game against Foothill College, he was 16-27 (59.3%) for 258 yards with a touchdown as Reedley College won 23-14.
 
After a COVID season in 2020, Zaubi transferred to Western Kentucky University for the 2021 season, helping the Hilltoppers to a 9-5 season and 7-1 in Conference USA. He was part of the #1 passing offense in NCAA history and part of the Hilltoppers team that won the Boca Raton Bowl (59-38 vs Application State).
 
He transferred to Tiffin University at the NCAA DII level to finish his collegiate playing career. In the 2022 season, he helped Tiffin to a 6-5 record and 6-2 in the Great Midwest Athletic Conference to tie for second. He played in six games, throwing for 504 yards and seven touchdowns. Zaubi was part of the team's 72-point performance in a win over Kentucky Wesleyan, 72-13; the performance at the time was the most points scored in a game in school history.
 
"This will be my first time being a position coach. God blessed me with this opportunity, and I know Coach Lusby is building something special, and I want to be a part of a winning program. I'm grateful to be a part of the coaching staff at Dodge City," said Zaubi.