Coach Farmer began his coaching career at Creekview High School while still in college, where he coached football and baseball for one season. He joined Harrison High School in 2018, initially coaching basketball before transitioning to the football staff in 2019 as the Freshman Running Backs Coach. In 2020, he joined the varsity staff as the Tight Ends Coach and later served as the Varsity Running Backs Coach, JV Head Coach, and JV Offensive Coordinator.
Coach Farmer currently serves as the Freshman Head Coach and Offensive Assistant Coach at Harrison High School. He is also the Head Golf Coach, a position he has held since 2020. Under his leadership, the golf program has continued its 34-year streak of qualifying for the State Championship tournament, expanded participation, and added state-of-the-art equipment to enhance player development.
In addition to his coaching responsibilities, Coach Farmer teaches World History as part of the Social Studies Department at Harrison High School. He lives in Acworth with his wife, Taylor, their daughter, Ellis, and their son, Emerson. In his free time, he enjoys hiking, visiting the beach, listening to music, and playing golf with family and friends.
In addition to his coaching duties at Harrison, Coach Suttle serves as the 6th Grade Head Coach for the Harrison Middle School football program and teaches Physical Education at Due West Elementary School. He is passionate about developing young athletes, emphasizing fundamentals, teamwork, and character both on and off the field.
At Harrison, Coach Coker serves as the Freshman Linebackers and Running Backs Coach, while also assisting with the Varsity linebackers and working as an Assistant Coach for the 6th Grade Middle School program. He is dedicated to helping student-athletes develop strong fundamentals, discipline, and a deep love for the game of football.
Prior to joining Harrison, Coach Salam spent three years at Osborne Middle School, where he served as Head Coach, Middle School Coordinator, and Varsity Assistant Offensive Line Coach. Before his tenure at Osborne, he worked as the Defensive Coordinator for Hillgrove’s Middle School football program for three years.
Professionally, Coach Salam has dedicated his career to supporting at-risk youth who face challenges related to mental health and behavior. He also works with adults with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (IDD) and Autism, driven by a passion for helping individuals reach their full potential and maximize their abilities.
Coach Salam is married to his wife, Khadijah Abdullah, and they have four children: Hamza, Suhayla, Ahtika, and Salih.