Eisenhower High School’s Kerry Bamburg Named District 18-6A Coach of the Year

Kerry Bamburg’s peers named him District 18- 6A Coach of the Year. Bamburg serves as the head football coach at Eisenhower High School.

Bamburg is a 19-year coaching veteran. In his second year as head coach, Bamburg led the Eagles to an 8-3 record and shared the District 18-6A Title with Davis High School and Memorial High School. His team also made consecutive playoff appearances.

The District 18-6A head football coaches nominated and voted for Bamburg.

During his years in the coaching profession, the Texas A&M graduate coached in Conroe ISD and North Forest ISD. He also served as assistant head coach and defensive coordinator at Aldine High School for several years. The district named Bamburg head coach at Eisenhower High School in 2013. Bamburg has spent the majority of his career with Aldine ISD.

Bamburg is a graduate of Aldine High School. As a student athlete at Aldine High, Bill Smith coached him. He would later work with Smith. High School football fans remember Smith as one of the winningest head coaches in Class 5A history. Bamburg has often said that working under Smith has been one of the most beneficial learning experiences of his career.

Congratulations Coach Bamburg!