Gordonsville native, Scott Clemons, was recently named head football coach at Gordonsville High School, following the recent resignation of Coach Ron Marshall. Clemons has been in education for 24 years and a football coach for 22 years.
Clemons played football at Gordonsville High School and then moved on to play at Cumberland University. Clemons took his first coaching job in 1994 at Macon County High School, he then coached at Lebanon High School until accepting an opportunity to come back and coach at his alma mater in 1997. Clemons was an assistant coach during Gordonsville’s second Class 1A state championship win in 2012.
Mac Petty will also be joining Clemons on the Gordonsville High School Football coaching staff. Petty and Clemons are first cousins and have coached together for a majority of their coaching careers. Clemons stated, “We come as a pair. On the football field, we go together.”
Smith County Insider had a chance to sit down with Coach Scott Clemons and talk about his new position. See video below:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HzPUrf6zKD8
[wdca_ad id=”11484″ ]
[wdca_ad id=”11404″ ]
