Wolfe Hired as HCHS Head Football Coach
From the Feb 25, 2025 e-Edition
Henry County High School has announced the hiring of Coach Josh Wolfe as the head football coach. A familiar face to the Patriot family, Coach Wolfe previously served as an assistant coach with the program.
With 18 years of coaching experience, including six seasons as a head coach, Coach Wolfe brings a wealth of leadership and expertise to the team. His coaching journey has included time at Camden Central, Milan, and West Carroll. A former standout player himself, he played collegiate football at Lambuth University.
School officials said, “We are excited to welcome Coach Wolfe back to Henry County. His dynamic personality, experience, passion for the game, and commitment to developing student-athletes make him the perfect fit to lead our program.”
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