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Coaches Corner: Lefors’ Brendan Fisk – All In for the Love of the Game

Press Pass Sports by Press Pass Sports
September 9, 2025
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Lefors head coach Brendan Fisk enjoys making memories with his student-athletes. [Carter Pirtle/ Press Pass Sports]

A First Win to Remember

Brendan Fisk, the head football coach at Lefors ISD, is just getting started in his coaching career, but he’s already making memories.

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His most memorable coaching moment came when he earned his first win as a head football coach—a milestone that solidified his love for the job. With additional roles as assistant basketball coach and head golf coach, Coach Fisk is fully immersed in developing student-athletes across multiple sports.

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One of his toughest challenges so far? Facing his own high school coach, Mike Bigham, and the Matadors—a full-circle moment in his young coaching journey.

Hidden Speed and Peanut Butter Power

Coach Fisk is full of surprises, including a hidden speed that his players haven’t yet discovered.

His pre-game ritual includes a simple but effective meal of a peanut butter and jelly sandwich with a banana, fueling him for the game ahead.

Coaching has been his dream since childhood, and he can’t imagine doing anything else. The best advice he’s ever received? “Never give up when things get hard; trust your system, and things will be fine.” It’s advice he carries with him every day as he builds his coaching career.

ALL IN: A Philosophy for Growth

As a coach, Brendan Fisk lives by the motto “ALL IN,” a phrase that captures his commitment to his players and his program.

Sports have taught him the value of perseverance, especially when things get tough. His favorite drill, the Pursuit Drill, reflects his focus on effort and accountability.

For Coach Fisk, the Texas Panhandle sports scene is special because of the electric atmosphere and the thrill of Friday night lights—a tradition that brings communities together and fuels his passion for the game.

Watching Kids and Community Grow

The best part of coaching for Coach Fisk is seeing his players grow and succeed, both on and off the field. He loves how the community rallies around the kids on Friday nights, creating an environment of support and pride.

Whether he’s leading field practice or reviewing film from last season, Coach Fisk is dedicated to helping his athletes improve and achieve their goals. With district championships and playoff runs on his radar, Coach Fisk is ready to lead Lefors ISD to new heights.

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