Bradley Culbreth resigns as Farragut boys soccer coach after 13-win TSSAA season

Farragut’s Bradley Culbreth has resigned as the school’s TSSAA boys soccer coach, according to a June 1 release from the school.

>Culbreth, a Farragut graduate, built a 59-35-12 record in six seasons. His 2026 team went 13-2-2, losing to Knoxville West, 3-2, in the District 4-AAA semifinal.

>He is the son of the late Wallie Culbreth, who won four Class AAA state titles while turning Farragut into an annual contender during his tenure from 2002-15.

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>Culbreth was an assistant coach under his father from 2005-11, helping the Admirals win state titles in 2007 and 2009 and finish state runners-up in 2014.

>“Farragut Principal Dr. John Bartlett and Athletic Director Donald Dodgen would both like to thank Bradley Culbreth for his outstanding work as the Admirals' Head Coach since being hired in October 2020,” the release stated. “Coach Culbreth has been a great leader for our program and has consistently made the Farragut Soccer team one of the most competitive squads in Tennessee.”

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