A New Chapter for Bryan Station Football
Bryan Station High School’s football program is entering its second season under head coach J.T. Haskins, a tenure that began with a 6‑6 record and a playoff berth that ended in the second round. The Wildcats are looking to translate the experience of that campaign into a stronger 2026 campaign.
At the heart of the squad is senior Jordan Haskins, a Louisville commit who has been a steady presence on the field. His leadership is complemented by a group of returning veterans and several newcomers who have injected fresh energy into daily practices.
Early Indicators of Progress
Coach Haskins says the added depth has already changed the tone of the locker room. ‘We’ve got more competition in practice, and that’s pushing everyone to bring their best,’ he noted. The coaching staff believes that chemistry will be a decisive factor as the schedule unfolds.
The first test will come on August 21, when Bryan Station travels to face the South Warren Spartans. The matchup marks the opening of the season and serves as a benchmark for the team’s ambition to improve upon last year’s 6‑6 finish.