BREAKING: Burleson Centennial looking for new coach for first time

BREAKING: Burleson Centennial looking for new coach for first time
The Spartans will have a new head coach for the first time since the program opened after Kyle Geller's move to Burleson ISD administration.

Burleson Centennial is in an unfamiliar spot: looking for a new head football coach.

Kyle Geller — the only coach the Spartans have ever had after opening the program in 2012 — will move into Burleson ISD administration, sources confirm to Dave Campbell's Texas Football, opening up one of the most intriguing jobs in the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex.

Geller leaves the sideline after going 91-58 in his 13 seasons at the helm of the Spartans, including 11 playoff appearances. His best year came in 2022, when the Spartans made a surprise run to the 5A Division I regional final with a 12-2 mark. Previous to his arrival at Centennial, Geller spent four seasons as head coach at Mansfield Summit before spending a single season leading Carrollton Creekview.

Geller's promotion to Burleson ISD administration leaves open a highly coveted job, though it comes with big shoes to fill. Sources tell Dave Campbell's Texas Football to expect a statewide search for the next head coach, with a target hire date of early March.

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