
Coaches come and go. Some schools more than others, but it’s hard to keep up with it all. Here’s what we know…
If we missed anyone, please shoot an email to brian@blitzsportsga.com.
BANKS
- BOYS BASKETBALL – Coach Chuck Butler has taken a position with Banks County MS in administration, leaving a void for the boys varsity basketball program after heading it up for two years. No replacement has been named yet.

COMMERCE
- WRESTLING – Steve Mason was named the new head coach of the wrestling program after the departure of Commerce legend and alum Chance McClure.
- **not a head coaching hire, but a big one of note…former Rabun County head football coach and recent state champion Offensive Coordinator for Hebron Christian, Michael Davis, takes over the OC role for Commerce.**

DAWSON
- VOLLEYBALL – Courtney Walker was named the new head coach in January, replacing 3-year head coach Audrey Goode. Walker was already on the coaching staff at Dawson.

FRANKLIN
- NONE
HABERSHAM CENTRAL
- NONE

LUMPKIN
- SOFTBALL – Daniel McCrary was named the new head softball coach after Joseph Jones resigned from his position over the program after 12 years.
- **not a head coaching hire, but a big one of note…former Union County longtime head football coach who then started the program at East Forsyth, Brian Allison, takes over the DC role for Lumpkin.**
RABUN
- NONE
- **not a head coaching hire, but a big one of note…former Brevard (NC) head football coach Luke Coleman takes over the DC role for Rabun.**

STEPHENS
- NONE
TALLULAH FALLS
- NONE

TOWNS
- BOYS BASKETBALL – Alan Rogers was named the new head coach of the Indians after Brian Hunnicut stepped down from the role he’s held for the past five seasons. Rogers transitioned from the girls head coach to boys head coach.
- GIRLS BASKETBALL – Former White County boys head coach and recent Mountain View boys assistant Stephen Stuart was named head coach after Alan Rogers has stepped down following the season, following one season over the program and switching to heading up the boys.
UNION
- GIRLS BASKETBALL – Thomas Nelson steps down from the program after three years over the program. No replacement has been named yet.

WHITE
- NONE










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