King Philip Regional (Mass) football names new head coach

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A new era of high school football began today for the Wrentham (Mass.) King Philip Reg Warriors.

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The Warriors’ football team announced on social media that they have promoted offensive coordinator Anthony Vikazis to the position of head football coach. Vikazis replaces previous longtime head coach Brian Lee, who stepped down last month.

Congratulations to our new Head Coach, Anthony Vizakis! As our Offensive Coordinator the last three seasons, Coach Vizakis led the team to 2 Super Bowl wins and an impressive 38-1 run. He understands what it means to be a Warrior and we’re excited for this next chapter.

Coach Vizakis’ vast football experience will serve our program well. He was a Head Coach at Milford HS and OC at Franklin HS. He also played football at Bishop Feehan and Bridgewater State University.

Vikazis takes over for Lee, who during the course of 21 years, dating back to when he started with the Warriors in 2005, compiled an overall record of 176-62. Along the way, Lee led the program to eight MIAA Super Bowl appearances, four state championships and eight Hockomock League titles. Last season, Lee guided the Warriors to a 21-0 win over North Attleboro for the D-III crown.

In the final Massachusetts 2025 High School Football Massey Rankings, King Philip Regional finished with a 13-0 record and as the No. 4th ranked overall team in the state.

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