The Los Angeles Chargers have started naming their Coach of the Week in three counties — Los Angeles, Orange and San Diego.
Hamilton High School head coach Norris Milton is the honoree for Los Angeles County.
Congratulations to Hamilton HS Coach Norris Milton for being named the #Chargers Los Angeles County High School Coach of the Week! ⚡@CIFLACS pic.twitter.com/6VSdWqo0aE
— Chargers Community (@ChargersCR) August 25, 2021
Michael Calahan, the head coach at Aliso Niguel, is the Orange County honoree.
Congratulations to Coach Michael Calahan of @aliso_football for being named the #Chargers Orange County High School Coach of the Week! ⚡@CIFSS | @alisoathletics pic.twitter.com/s8bSkXpVnM
— Chargers Community (@ChargersCR) August 25, 2021
The San Diego County honorees are Marlon Gardinera of Scripps Ranch and Lance Christensen of Otay Ranch High School.
Congratulations to Coach Lance Christensen of @OtayRanchFB AND @CoachGardinera of @_srfootball for both winning the #Chargers San Diego County HS Coach of the Week! ⚡
— Chargers Community (@ChargersCR) August 25, 2021
Both coaches received the EXACT same amount of votes ?@cifsds pic.twitter.com/yle1xHAe4H
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For nearly two decades, the Chargers have teamed up with the NFL to host the team’s High School Football Coach of the Week program. Annually, this program recognizes high school football coaches who have made a difference in the lives of their players through leadership, hard work, and a special dedication to their young scholar athletes. All nominations are decided upon by the Chargers Coach of the Week Selection Committee comprised of California Interscholastic (CIF) Federation administrators, retired coaches, and more. Each winning Coach receives $1,000 to go to their school’s athletic department.
