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New South Iredell head coach Lee Linville previews the 2023 season for the Vikings - Vimarsana News

New South Iredell head coach Lee Linville previews the 2023 season for the Vikings

New South Iredell High School head football coach Lee Linville spoke with HighSchoolOT to preview the 2023 campaign for the Vikings. Last year, South Iredell produced a 4-7 overall record and a 1-5 mark in the Greater Metro 4A Conference.

New Washington HC Matthew Taylor on the jump from Conley assistant to Pam Pack leader - Vimarsana News

New Washington HC Matthew Taylor on the jump from Conley assistant to Pam Pack leader

Washington High School's new head football coach Matthew Taylor joined HighSchoolOT to preview the 2023 season. Last year, Washington finished with a 3-7 overall record and a 1-5 mark in the Eastern Plains 2A Conference.

State championship-winning coach Torrey Nowell resigns from New Bern - Vimarsana News

State championship-winning coach Torrey Nowell resigns from New Bern

The reigning 4A state champions will have a new coach in 2023.

State champion HC Brian Hinson breaks down what drew him to West Cabarrus - Vimarsana News

State champion HC Brian Hinson breaks down what drew him to West Cabarrus

Former Salisbury High School head football coach and athletic director Brian Hinson is now the head football coach at West Cabarrus High School, which has only been open since 2019. Coach Hinson spoke with HighSchoolOT about what led him to step away from Salisbury and attracted him to West Cabarrus.

New Harding coach JT Stone brings 10 years of head coaching experience from California - Vimarsana News

New Harding coach JT Stone brings 10 years of head coaching experience from California

Harding University High School hired JT Stone to lead its football program this offseason. Stone is the older brother of former Hornets player Julyan Stone. He decided to move his family to the Charlotte area due to the better cost of living than in California. Stone previously coached for 10 years at Santa Barbara High School. He sat down with HighSchoolOT to share his vision for the Rams program and 2023 expectations.