Lecanto High School has promoted Ryan Wyatt to head football coach, the school announced on Monday, March 18, 2024. Wyatt, a 10-year veteran of the Lecanto football program, previously served as the team’s defensive coordinator. He takes over for former head coach, whose name was not released.
Wyatt’s promotion was made official during a school board meeting held at 6:00 PM at the Citrus County School District offices, located at 1301 W. Woodland St, Inverness, FL 34450. According to sources, Wyatt’s appointment was widely supported by the school community, citing his extensive knowledge of the program and his ability to lead the team to success. During his tenure as defensive coordinator, Wyatt helped the team achieve several winning seasons and playoff appearances.
The Lecanto High School football team, which competes in Class 5A of the Florida High School Athletic Association, is set to begin its new season in late August. With Wyatt at the helm, the team is expected to continue its tradition of excellence on the field. The school’s administration expressed confidence in Wyatt’s ability to lead the team, citing his passion, work ethic, and commitment to the program.
Wyatt is a 2007 graduate of Lecanto High School and has spent his entire coaching career with the school. He has been instrumental in shaping the team’s culture and has earned a reputation as a skilled tactician and motivator. The school’s decision to promote Wyatt to head coach is seen as a positive move by many in the community, who are eager to see the team continue to thrive under his leadership.
Originally reported by Citrus County Chronicle – Crystal River
