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: Coaches

Wednesday, April 25
North Paulding High Football Coaches

The following are the Football Coaches at North Paulding High. 


Heath Webb - Head Coach (QB/RB) (Lumpkin County) 

     Coach Webb is a 1994 graduate of Habersham Central HS where he played QB and DB. Following his senior year, Webb signed a football scholarship with Carson-Newman College (TN) where he played QB. The next year, Webb transferred to Presbyterian College (SC) where he played WR for the next 3 seasons. He graduated from Presbyterian in 1998 with a degree in Business Administration.
     Webb's coaching career began in 2002 when he coached WRs at Habersham Central. In '03, he moved to Milton High where he would serve as Offensive Coordinator. Webb's next stop would be in 2006 where he served as Associate Head Coach and Offensive Coordinator at Lumpkin County HS.
     Coach Webb has a masters in Social Studies Education from Piedmont College and is married to the former Jesi Jones from Dahlonega, GA.


Praiss Barron - (WR)

 
Klay Killingsworth - Defensive Coordinator (LB) (Worth County)

     Klay graduated from Forsyth Central H.S. in Cumming, Ga. in 1993. Went on to earn a B.S. in Recreation Management in 1998. Played Def. End and Def. Tackle 4 yrs. at UWG. Played in the Snow Bowl (Div. II All-Star Game) in 1998. Inducted into West Georgia Athletic Hall of Fame in Oct. 2005. Experience: 1998- Presbyterian College (Clinton, S.C.)- Asst. Football (Def. Line)99’-2000- Washington & Lee Univ. (Lexington, Va.) Asst. Football (Def. Line), Asst. Wrestling.01’- Columbia University (New York, NY) -  Asst. Football (Def. Line)03’- Cherokee H.S. (Canton, Ga.) - Asst. Football (Defensive Line), Asst. Wrestling04’-05- Gainesville H.S. (Gainesville, Ga.)- Asst. Football(Linebackers), Asst. Wrestling, Head Girls Track. 06’- Worth County H.S. (Sylvester, Ga.)- Asst. Football (Def. Line), Head Boys & Girls Track)


Kyle Roberts - (DL) (Harrison)

     Coach Roberts was born and raised in Powder Springs, Georgia, graduating from McEachern High School in 1999. Coach Roberts then attended the University of Georgia where he received a BSED in Social Science Education in 2004. While at UGA, Coach Roberts was a volunteer assistant football and baseball coach at Cedar Shoals High School in Athens, Georgia for two seasons. In the fall of 2005, Coach Roberts began working at Alexander High School in Douglasville as a special education teacher. In addition to his teaching responsibilities, he was also the 9th Grade offensive line coach and was a member of the baseball staff. Last year, Coach Roberts worked at Harrison High School in Kennesaw and was an assistant on the football staff. In addition to coaching the defensive line at North Paulding High School, Coach Roberts will also work as an assistant baseball coach in the spring. Coach Roberts is single and lives in Kennesaw.

Jeff Williams - Offensive Coordinator (OL) (Temple)

   Coach Williams is originally from Delano, TN where he graduated from Polk County High School in 1985.  He received his undergraduate degree from East Tennessee State University in 1989.  He earned his masters from Tusculum College in 1994 and his Educational Specialist degree from Lincoln Memorial University in 1997.  His coaching career started out at Copper Basin High School in Copperhill, TN in 1990 as the Defensive Coordinator.  In 1994, he became the head football coach of Polk County High School in Benton, TN.  In the year 2000, he moved to Temple, GA to become the Defensive Coordinator for the Temple Tigers and eventually moved to Offensive Coordinator.  At Temple, he coached one All-State player and several All-County players.  Also at Temple, he has coached three 1000+ yard rushers and helped break several team records including the first team to be ranked in the top ten and the first to win a state play-off game.  He currently resides in Temple with his wife Kelly and two children Sadie (2) and Kane (3 weeks).