SAN ANTONIO – The San Antonio Independent School District announced a new head football coach at Jefferson High School with 19 years of experience, according to a press release.
The release mentioned that it’s the first varsity football head coach position for Randy Badillo. He most recently was the offensive coordinator at South San High School.
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Badillo returns to SAISD, where he started his coaching career as an offensive line coach at Edison High School in 2006.
“I am excited for the opportunity. There is a lot of pride in the community. There is a lot of support,” Badillo said. “It’s a great opportunity to build on the traditions of the past and leave a legacy for these players going forward.”
The release stated that throughout his coaching career, Badillo reached the University Interscholastic League (UIL) state playoffs eight times.
Badillo, a St. Mary’s University graduate, replaces long-time Jefferson High School coach Edward Cardenas, who retired in the spring.
