Kirtland Central High School Announces New Boys Basketball Coach

News Summary

Kirtland Central High School proudly introduces Paul Corley as the new head boys basketball coach, succeeding Isaiah Valdez. With an impressive coaching background, including multiple district titles at Farmington High School, Corley aims to ignite the boys’ program and restore its former glory. His experience with both girls and boys basketball positions him well to lead the team forward. As the community rallies behind him, there is optimism for a promising season ahead.

Kirtland Welcomes Paul Corley as New Head Boys Basketball Coach

In a move that has the community buzzing with excitement, Kirtland Central High School has announced that Paul Corley will be taking the reins as the new head boys basketball coach. This big news dropped last week, and it has clearly stirred up a wave of enthusiasm among students, parents, and basketball fans alike!

A New Chapter After Coach Valdez’s Transition

Corley steps into this pivotal role following Isaiah Valdez’s promotion to athletic director. Valdez, who led the boys basketball team during the last season, is making way for Corley to bring in his experience and expertise. Last season, the team faced some challenges, finishing with a record of 10 wins and 17 losses while experiencing a few tough game endings. But now, fans are hopeful that Corley could be the spark that ignites a new fire in the boys’ program!

Corley’s Extensive Coaching Background

Paul Corley isn’t just any coach; he comes with a treasure trove of coaching experience, especially from his time at Farmington High School. Between 2013 and 2018, he guided the boys basketball team to an impressive 108 wins and 65 losses. His remarkable track record includes not one, but three district titles, with five exhilarating state tournament appearances!

Corley’s Scorpions made a notable impact in the district, especially with their stellar 2016 and 2017 seasons. The boys’ team achieved a breathtaking combined record of 49 wins against merely nine losses that year, clinching back-to-back District 1-5A championships. This stint clearly showcases Corley’s ability to lead a team to victory, and Kirtland Central is undoubtedly excited to see what he can bring to the courts!

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