A look at the 31 GHSA football coaches nearing win milestones
Coaches nearing win milestones
There are 31 Georgia high school football coaches who could hit significant career win milestones this season.
Blessed Trinity coach Ed Dudley, entering his 33rd season as a head coach, is nine wins shy of 250 for his career. The Titans have won at least nine games every season under Dudley.
Longtime Georgia coaches Johnny White (Douglas County), Dondrial Pinkins (Jasper County) and Preston Poag (North Murray) can all hit 100 career wins in Week 1. White and Pinkins would do so in dramatic fashion, too — Douglas County’s first game is a Saturday night clash with Newton (Aug. 22), and Jasper County’s first game will also be Pinkins’ first with his new team.
Nearing 200 career wins are Benedictine coach Danny Britt (196), Metter coach Lee Shaw (195), Callaway coach Pete Wiggins (195) and Burke County coach Franklin Stephens (195).
Here’s a look at all 31 GHSA football coaches that could hit a milestone of career wins this year. All coaches within 15 wins of the next milestone are listed below.
250
Ed Dudley, Blessed Trinity: 241
200
Danny Britt, Benedictine: 196
Lee Shaw, Metter: 195
Pete Wiggins, Callaway: 195
Franklin Stephens, Burke County: 195
Travis Noland, Jefferson: 188
Shane Queen, North Cobb: 187
150
Bradley Warren, McIntosh County Academy: 149
John Hunt, Woodward Academy: 149
James Teter, Sequoyah: 148
Tim Hardy, Greater Atlanta Christian: 145
Jesse Hicks, East Laurens: 139
100
Johnny White, Douglas County: 99
Dondrial Pinkins, Jasper County: 99
Preston Poag, North Murray: 99
Jeff Littleton, Tift County: 96
Tanner Glisson, Troup: 96
Jared Zito, South Paulding: 95
Thomas Smith, Wheeler County: 95
John Ford, Effingham County: 95
Heath Webb, Lumpkin County: 94
Sean Calhoun, Colquitt County: 94
Winston Gordon, Hapeville Charter: 94
Matt Lezotte, Richmond Hill: 92
Stanley Pritchett, Douglass: 92
Scott Roberts, Wayne County: 92
Tucker Pruitt, Camden County: 90
Frank Killingsworth, Early County: 90
Bryant Appling, Buford: 90
Tyler Aurandt, North Oconee: 87
Adam Carter, Lowndes: 85