Former St. Bonaventure coach Todd Therrien dies at age 47

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Last updated Sep 30, 2026

Former St. Bonaventure coach Todd Therrien dies at age 47
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Todd Therrien, former head football coach at St. Bonaventure, passed away on September 30 due to complications from a stroke. Therrien, who was 47 years old, coached the team to state championships in 2007 and 2008, making significant contributions to the program over nearly a decade. He had been in a quadriplegic state since a car accident in May 2022, which followed a distinguished playing and coaching career. Therrien was regarded as a pivotal figure in Ventura County football history, and his legacy includes leading St. Bonaventure to nine CIF-SS title games and eight championships during his coaching tenure. Further details will be available as the story develops.

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  • •Todd Therrien died from complications related to a stroke.
  • •He coached St. Bonaventure to CIF-State championships in 2007 and 2008.
  • •Therrien had been a quadriplegic since a 2022 car accident.
  • •He was a key figure in Ventura County football, winning eight championships.
  • •Therrien was a linebacker and offensive guard on St. Bonaventure's 1996 championship team.
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Todd Therrien, who coached St. Bonaventure to the first two state football championships in county history, died Wednesday after complications from a stroke.

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