Evergreen Plainsmen Head Coach Christian Swain is coach of the year.

Christian Swain Named Coach of the Year After Historic Evergreen Plainsmen Season

Evergreen High School football coach Christian Swain has been honored as Coach of the Year in a season marked by resilience, growth, and record-breaking achievements. Swain’s leadership and strategic prowess guided the Plainsmen to their first district title since 2007, reestablishing the team as a force to be reckoned with in Washington high school football.

A Season to Remember
The Plainsmen finished the regular season with an impressive record, highlighted by a balanced offensive and defensive approach. Their district championship broke a 17-year drought, a testament to the team’s discipline and Swain’s ability to foster a winning culture.

Despite a heartbreaking 20-17 loss to Stanwood in the playoffs, the Plainsmen’s campaign was celebrated as a success. The tightly contested playoff game showcased the team’s defensive strength and determination, underscoring the significant strides the program has made under Swain’s leadership.

The Architect of Success
In his 6th season as Evergreen’s head coach, Christian Swain has steadily transformed the program. Known for his attention to detail and ability to connect with players, Swain emphasizes character development and athletic excellence.

“Coach Swain brought a vision that inspired us to believe in ourselves and each other,” said players past and present. “He’s not just our coach; he’s a mentor.”

Swain attributes the team’s success to a collective effort. “The players have worked incredibly hard, and my coaching staff has been phenomenal,” Swain remarked. “This recognition is really about the entire Evergreen community coming together.”

Building for the Future
Swain’s impact extends beyond the gridiron. He has reinvigorated school spirit, increased community support, and laid the foundation for sustained success. With a mix of seasoned leaders and promising underclassmen, the Plainsmen are well-positioned for future achievements.

As the team reflects on a milestone season, Swain remains focused on what lies ahead. “Our goal is to build something that lasts. This year was just the beginning,” he said.

The future looks bright for the Evergreen Plainsmen and their Coach of the Year.