
Hire a new head coach for Coconut Creek basketball
The Issue
For the past decade, the Coconut Creek basketball program has consistently underperformed, turning what should be a thriving athletic environment into a source of frustration and disappointment for players and parents alike. The team's lackluster performance is not due to a lack of talent among the players; rather, it stems from the ineffective coaching by Wade Edmond.
My son, young athlete, played for Coconut Creek and repeatedly expressed his concerns about Coach Edmond's inability to elevate the team to its potential. He described practices that lacked strategic planning and coaching sessions that failed to inspire or drive performance. Despite the dedication and hard work of the players, the team has not seen a winning season in ten years, which is simply unacceptable.
The impact of this prolonged period of mediocrity affects not only the players but also the community's perception of our basketball program. Schools in neighboring regions thrive with dynamic leadership and coaching, making the stark contrast at Coconut Creek even more apparent. We believe that hiring a new head coach could breathe fresh life into the program, bringing transformative leadership and innovation that would motivate players and set the team on a path to success.
By appointing a head coach who can implement modern training techniques, devise adaptive game strategies, and foster a team spirit, Coconut Creek can reclaim its pride and reputation. Our players deserve better opportunities, and our school deserves a team that mirrors the community's commitment to excellence.
It's time for a change. Let us unite in requesting the management of Coconut Creek basketball to promptly seek a qualified and visionary head coach who can guide our team to new heights. Hold Wade Edmond accountable and push for the revitalization of our basketball program.
Sign this petition to demand a shift in our basketball leadership and to support the future of Coconut Creek basketball.
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The Issue
For the past decade, the Coconut Creek basketball program has consistently underperformed, turning what should be a thriving athletic environment into a source of frustration and disappointment for players and parents alike. The team's lackluster performance is not due to a lack of talent among the players; rather, it stems from the ineffective coaching by Wade Edmond.
My son, young athlete, played for Coconut Creek and repeatedly expressed his concerns about Coach Edmond's inability to elevate the team to its potential. He described practices that lacked strategic planning and coaching sessions that failed to inspire or drive performance. Despite the dedication and hard work of the players, the team has not seen a winning season in ten years, which is simply unacceptable.
The impact of this prolonged period of mediocrity affects not only the players but also the community's perception of our basketball program. Schools in neighboring regions thrive with dynamic leadership and coaching, making the stark contrast at Coconut Creek even more apparent. We believe that hiring a new head coach could breathe fresh life into the program, bringing transformative leadership and innovation that would motivate players and set the team on a path to success.
By appointing a head coach who can implement modern training techniques, devise adaptive game strategies, and foster a team spirit, Coconut Creek can reclaim its pride and reputation. Our players deserve better opportunities, and our school deserves a team that mirrors the community's commitment to excellence.
It's time for a change. Let us unite in requesting the management of Coconut Creek basketball to promptly seek a qualified and visionary head coach who can guide our team to new heights. Hold Wade Edmond accountable and push for the revitalization of our basketball program.
Sign this petition to demand a shift in our basketball leadership and to support the future of Coconut Creek basketball.
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Petition created on August 21, 2026