Football

Chris James Steps Down as Myers Park Coach, Eyes New Roles

After a three‑year stint that culminated in a 9‑3 season and a state ranking, the coach will become Dean of Students at Charlotte Latin School and join the Baltimore Ravens’ diversity initiative.

Chris James, the head football coach of Myers Park High School in Charlotte, North Carolina, announced his departure after three seasons that produced a 20‑13 record and a third‑round playoff run, leaving a legacy of steady growth for the Mustangs.

James will transition to a dean position at Charlotte Latin School while also joining the Baltimore Ravens’ Bill Walsh Diversity program, marking a new chapter that includes a planned year away from coaching to focus on professional development.

The Mustangs finished the 2025 season with a 9‑3 record and were ranked No. 9 in the state, underscoring the program’s blend of athletic competition and academic emphasis.

Looking Ahead

Community members and players alike expressed gratitude for James’s stewardship, highlighting his ability to instill discipline and teamwork, and they anticipate the next chapter with optimism.

Myers Park High School continues to offer a robust athletic program that includes football, basketball, soccer and track, reinforcing its commitment to developing well‑rounded student‑athletes.

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