Bill Shaver (Head Coach) begins his third season as head coach at TCCHS. Shaver received his M.Ed. from Georgia Southwestern College and his B.S.Ed. from Presbyterian College where he played four years of football and was voted by his teammates as the Unsung Hero in Senior Season. His coaching experience includes two years at Georgia Southwestern College, six years at Presbyterian College, three years at Statesboro High School and 16 years at TCCHS. He and his wife, Robin, a teacher at Hand-in-Hand Primary, have been married for 24 years. They have two children: a son, Kyle (22), who is a student at Georgia Southern University, and a daughter, Kaylee (14), a freshman at TCCHS. The Shavers are active members of First Baptist Church of Thomasville.

Bill Wilhelm (Asst. Head Coach) attended Valdosta State College from 1982-1986 where he played offensive line and received his B.Ed. He began his coaching and teaching career at Lowndes High School in January 1987. He came to TCCHS in 1989. He received his M.S.Ed. in Special Education and Physical Education from Valdosta State College in 1991. He has been coaching the offensive line at TCCHS for 21 years. He and his wife, Kristi, have been married 16 years. They have three sons, Conley, Ben, and Kris. He is currently serving as the assistant head coach for the Yellow Jackets.

Mike Singletary (Athletic Coordinator), former Thomas County Central quarterback and former Colquitt County High head coach has come home as the Jacket’s inside linebacker coach. Singletary has 27 years of coaching experience with stints at Cairo, Colquitt County, and Sonoraville. Mike was the defensive coordinator for the Packers’ 15 and 0 state championship season. He and his wife, Teresa, a teacher at Thomas County Middle School, have three children: Reid, who is 23, and daughters, Carson and Meg, who are 19 and 18. Singletary currently serves as Athletic Coordinator.

Coleman Bennett is in his  year of teaching and coaching for Thomas County Schools.  Coleman coaches .  He is graduate of

Job Coleman has been coaching for over thirty years. He is a graduate of Albany State College. He is married to Willie Coleman. They have two daughters, Danielle and Dranita.

Joe Dollar attended Bainbridge High School and graduated cum laude from Valdosta State University with a B.S. degree in secondary education and history. Before coming to TCCHS he was an assistant coach in his hometown for Bainbridge’s baseball team. This is his 6th year teaching and coaching at TCCHS. He and his wife Beth have one son, Gambler (2).

Cliff Heard has been coaching at Thomas County Central for seven years. Coach Heard and his wife, Denise, are teachers at Thomas County Middle School. The Heards have two sons, Dustin and Caleb.

Dustin Heard is in his first year of teaching and coaching for Thomas County Schools.  Dustin coaches the defensive line and defensive ends.  He is graduate of

Sam Holland enters his second season as offensive coordinator and running backs coach. Holland spent 21 years in Florida, eight of which as head coach. He was a head coach in Alabama. Coach Holland and his wife, Carrie, a teacher at Thomas County Middle School, have three children: Thom, Kristen and Ashley.

Reginald Knight is a graduate of Florida A&M University. He has over 30 years experience in coaching and teaching. He and his wife, Debra, have three children: Frank, Ashley and Adrian.

Will Lewis is in his year of teaching and coaching for Thomas County Schools.  Will coaches the .  He is graduate of Valdosta State University.

Jared Mills attended Calhoun High School before graduating from Harding University with a bachelor’s degree in Kinesiology. He coached at Cass Middle School before coming to Thomas County. He has been married to his wife, Keli, for almost five years.

Napier is in his first year of teaching and coaching for Thomas County Schools.  Dustin coaches the wide receivers and teaches math.  He is graduate of

Chad Parkerson attended Georgia Southwestern where he played baseball for two years. He then transferred to Valdosta State University where he continued to play baseball for two more years winning the Gineger (Hustle) and Battlecat (Unsung Hero) Awards, as well as obtaining his degree in Physical Education. He graduated from the University of Alabama with a Master’s Degree in Heath Promotions. Parkerson began his coaching career at Ware County. He coached wide receivers for TCCHS for five years, but now coaches running backs and quarterbacks at TCCHS. He is also the TCCHS Head Baseball Coach. His wife, Laura, is employed by Thomas County as an English teacher. They have three daughters, Grace (6) and Paige (3) and Katie Claire (1).

Sam Pickett has been coaching and teaching in Thomas County for.

George Romans has been coaching and teaching in Thomas County since 2002.  He was Teacher of the Year at Fort Braden School in Tallahassee, Florida in 2001-02.  He is a graduate of Florida State University. He has one son, Ryan, age 11.

Harry Skipper attended the University of South Carolina from 1978-1983 on a football scholarship. He earned a Bachelor’s Degree in Broadcast Journalism. After college, he played 7 years of pro football in the CFL: three years in Montreal and four years in Saskatchewan.  In 1989 he was a member of the CFL Grey Cup Championship team. He began teaching and coaching in 1992 at Bradwell Institute in Hinesville, GA. From 1993 to 2004 he went home to Appling County High School, where he coached football, wrestling, and track. Coach Skipper is here with his wife Coledia, daughter Monti, and sons Colin and Tristan.

Matt Weaver graduated from Valdosta State University.  He is beginning his third year teaching with Thomas County Schools.

Todd Wilson is an adapted special education teacher at TCCHS. He received his B.S. degree from Valdosta State University in 1994 and his M.S. Ed. degree from Troy University in 2006. This is his fourth year of coaching at TCCHS. He and his wife, Marnie, have three children, Gavin, Blaine and Jace.