wareagle225

I have been a coacht reader for years and have never felt compelled to get involved with the posting. However, I think it is time.

 

I am not directly involved with the decisions being made at Centennial for their new head coach, but I am about as close as you can get.

 

While the assistant principal who is over athletics is involved, there is no doubt who is the catalyst for change. She is a very good lieutenant for a very good general and the changes are coming from the top. They make a very good team. They will hire a great coach. Coaches want to work for a principal that is a strong supporter of football. But beyond football, Dr. Brown is pushing all areas of the school and making positive changes by leaps and bounds.

 

I have heard some of the names of who has applied. I have heard the numbers of who have applied. They list is impressive and there are several true coaching legends that have applied. The latest I have heard is that it is far exceeding 100 applicants. There are multiple head coaches with state championsips to their credit who have applied and I was told that from the top. There are multiple coaches from the college ranks who have applied. There are huge numbers of younger coaches with coordinator experience for championship teams that have applied.

 

Yes, I am a supporter. Yes, I know athletics. Let the process run its course. Speculation and rumors are often sport and entertainment for some, but don't let it get so overboard that it taints the school.

 

CHS is a great school with a great future, in all areas. It indeed does have a strong athletic base. It indeed is a sleeping giant. And the new leadership is waking that giant and is setting high standards and expectations for the entire school.

 

Please dont slam this as the typical naysayers do. I am simply a very close supporter of a great school that is only getting better.

I agree that a change in administration was definitely needed & what we have now seems to be a great team! The coaching position at CHS is ideal because of such great support from administration. There is much excitement in the community now because of the new blood in the building. CHS is on the verge of becoming the top school we know it can be, but it truly takes a village that includes the contributions of the other principals, teachers and especially parents. With so many quality applicants as you’ve posted, the school is bound to find just what it needs. Go Cougars!

Centennial has alot to choose from. Received clarification Nick Harper is strength coach & the new athletic principal was responsible for bringing him in. From what I gather athletic principal has been the catalyst for much needed change at Centennial for academics & athletics.