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Coaches Corner: Canyon’s Todd Winfrey – Love, Family, and Over-Achievers

Press Pass Sports by Press Pass Sports
July 6, 2025
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Canyon head football coach Todd Winfrey has 29 years of coaching experience. [Roy Wheeler/ Press Pass Sports]

A Career Built on Love and Leadership

With 29 years of coaching experience, Todd Winfrey has built a legacy at Canyon High School. His journey began with stops at Hardin-Simmons University and Anson High School before finding his home in Canyon.

While he has too many memorable coaching moments to list, facing powerhouse Aledo in 2013 stands out as a defining challenge.

For Coach Winfrey, every season is an opportunity to create something special, and this year, his goal is simple: to get better every day and foster leadership that’s stronger than ever.

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Chicken Fried Chicken and Texas Tunes

Coach Winfrey’s game day traditions are as unique as his coaching style. Watching Lonesome Dove and enjoying a pre-game meal from Feldman’s—complete with chicken fried chicken, fries, Caesar salad, and extra gravy—are staples of his routine.

His hidden talent for playing guitar isn’t much of a secret to his players, but it’s a skill that adds to his down-to-earth personality.

In his office, you’ll find a playlist featuring The Great Divide, Cross Canadian Ragweed, Def Leppard, Alice in Chains, and plenty of Texas country music—an eclectic mix that reflects his love for the 80s, 90s, and all things Texan.

Coaching with Heart and Hustle

Coach Winfrey’s coaching philosophy is rooted in love, family, and hard work. He believes, “Over-achievers rule the world,” and his motto demonstrates his commitment to building trust and connection with his players.

“Love is better than fear.”

For him, both film study and field practice are equally important, and his favorite drill, 7-on-7, highlights his focus on teamwork and precision. Sports have taught him that success comes from effort and grit, and he strives to instill these values in his team every day.

Canyon head football coach Todd Winfrey has been on the Eagles coaching staff for over 20 years. [Roy Wheeler/ Press Pass Sports]

A Community That Feels Like Home

For Coach Winfrey, the best part of coaching in Canyon is the family atmosphere. Having lived in the community for half his life, he’s grateful for the way the town has embraced his family and helped raise his four daughters.

Canyon’s strong sense of community and support makes it a special place to coach, and it’s this bond that fuels his passion for the game.

Whether it’s under the Friday night lights or in the locker room, Coach Winfrey is dedicated to creating a culture of love, leadership, and over-achievement.

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