From dancing to Pure Barre to making playoff history, Frenship Memorial's Whitney Gibson is building something special. In just her first year with the Tigers, she led a freshman-sophomore squad to the school's first-ever playoff victory - and she's just getting started.
Gruver’s Phillip Wiggins, a 25-year coaching veteran, brings a guitar-playing, value-driven approach to his teams. Known for his motto, “Do what’s right, do your best, and practice the golden rule,” Coach Wiggins inspires athletes to serve something greater than themselves while striving for excellence.
Palo Duro’s Shaun Massie—who answers to Massie, Princess, Queen, Papa Smurf, and Lorax—brings 22 years of coaching experience and a playful, dedicated spirit to girls varsity soccer. Known for being both fun and strict, Coach Massie is passionate about helping players grow on and off the field.
Perryton High School’s Shaun Lynch brings over two decades of coaching experience—three years in Perryton and 19 years elsewhere, including Canada—to both the volleyball and baseball programs. Known for being stubborn, passionate, and caring, Coach Lynch is committed to building a winning culture and loving his players through every step of the journey.
Amarillo High’s Randon Johnson—“Coach” to his players—brings 23 years of coaching experience and a philosophy built on toughness, fairness, and consistency. Whether it’s a walk-off win or teaching resiliency, Coach Johnson is all about building problem solvers both on and off the field.
Randall High School’s David Quirino Jr.—“Coach Q”—has spent 30 years shaping wrestlers with a philosophy rooted in toughness, discipline, and pride. From state honors to life lessons, Coach Q’s legacy is all about building champions on and off the mat.
Bushland’s Tayler Frye, also known as "Coach French Fry," is inspiring young athletes with her unique mix of determination, loyalty, and fun. From pitching faster now than in college to pushing her athletes with challenging drills, Coach Frye is on a mission to bring out the best in her players and create future leaders.
Canadian’s Aaron Marks brings 17 years of coaching experience and a passion for both girls basketball and cross country. With a focus on hard work, accountability, and keeping tradition alive, Coach Marks is dedicated to building driven, energetic teams in the Texas Panhandle.
Randall’s Brooke Walthall has spent 18 years inspiring athletes with her motto, “Greatness isn’t for the chosen few, but the few who consistently choose.” From matching outfits with her coaching staff to leading Randall to Lone Star championships, Coach Walthall is all about hard work, high expectations, and community pride.
Borger High School’s Dane Hamrick—known as “Hammer” to his players—brings 13 years of coaching experience, a passionate approach, and a deep love for football to his role as Athletic Director and Head Football Coach. Positive, passionate, and intense, Coach Hamrick is all about competing hard, loving his team even harder, and rallying the community behind Borger athletics.
Lefors’ Brendan Fisk may only be two years into his coaching career, but his “ALL IN” philosophy has already made an impact. From his hidden speed to his passion for Friday night lights, Coach Fisk is dedicated to helping his athletes grow and succeed.