A Fresh Coaching Direction for Caprock Longhorns
Caprock High School, located in Amarillo, Texas, has unveiled a pair of coaching appointments that could shape the trajectory of its athletic programs heading into the upcoming spring season.
Bradley Jenkins, a former Longhorns player who once served as head coach and program director at Bovina, is returning to his alma mater to lead the girls basketball team. His previous stint at Bovina was marked by steady progress, and he now takes over a squad that posted an 11‑21 record last year.
Jenkins’ return is seen as a move to bring continuity and institutional knowledge to a program that has experienced recent fluctuations. He will look to leverage his deep familiarity with the school’s culture and expectations.
Steven Diaz, who had been an assistant coach for the baseball team, has been elevated to head coach of the baseball program. The baseball squad finished the previous season with a 6‑23 record, and Diaz will now guide the team’s development.
Both appointments reflect the school’s intent to maintain momentum within its athletic departments. By promoting from within, Caprock hopes to preserve experienced leadership while injecting fresh energy into the programs.
Expectations for the Upcoming Season
The administration expressed confidence that Jenkins and Diaz will build on the foundations laid by their predecessors, aiming for competitive improvement and player growth.
Fans and community members are eager to see how the new coaching staff will shape practice routines, game strategies, and overall team morale.
With the spring season on the horizon, the focus is on translating these leadership changes into tangible results on the field and court.