After guiding Azle High School wrestling to unprecedented success over the past eight seasons, Tyler Harrison is stepping away from coaching to begin a new chapter in school leadership. Harrison has resigned as the Hornets' head boys wrestling coach to become an assistant principal at AHS, leaving behind a championship legacy that helped establish Azle as one of the state's premier wrestling programs.
"Azle wrestling is a special program, and stepping away was a tough decision," Harrison said. "But I have always had the mindset that I am a steward of the program, and during my time at the helm I just needed to continue to grow it. I know the next coach will continue to do the same."
Harrison leaves behind a legacy defined by sustained excellence and championship success. During the recently completed 2025-26 season, the Hornets captured district and regional championships before finishing as the UIL Class 5A state runner-up.
