Ferris High School has appointed Billy Newman as its new head football coach, aiming to revitalize a program that has struggled in recent years. The Saxons have endured difficult times over the last decade-plus, and school officials hope Newman can help rebuild the once-proud team back into a contender.
Newman, a former defensive back at Washington State University, was hired for the position in February. As the new leader of the football program, he recently had the opportunity to work with holdovers from previous seasons. This move marks a significant shift for the school's athletic department as they seek to turn their fortunes around on the field.
In related high school sports news, Isaiah Lockett has taken over duties at North Central boys basketball. These personnel changes highlight active shifts in leadership across local prep athletics as schools look to establish new directions for their teams.
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