Oak Mountain High School has promoted Aimee Harris from middle school girls basketball coach to head coach of the varsity team. Harris, who has lived in the Oak Mountain area for eight years, aims to build continuity throughout all program levels, from youth to varsity. Having transformed the middle school program over the past two years, Harris is expected to bring positive changes to the high school team. The announcement was made on Saturday, May 11, with Oak Mountain excited about the future of their girls basketball under Harris' leadership.

By the Numbers
  • Harris has been involved with Oak Mountain for 2 years.
  • Harris will be officially introduced on May 17.
Yes, But

While Harris brings a wealth of experience and enthusiasm, building a successful varsity program is a gradual process and will require both time and a strong foundational culture.

State of Play
  • Current players and families are likely familiar with Harris, which may ease the transition.
  • Harris plans to continue building on the youth and middle school programs to create a clear developmental pathway.
What's Next

Harris will start working with the varsity team this summer, focusing on increasing involvement and excitement for the sport. Immediate efforts include laying a strong cultural foundation and aligning the youth, middle school, and high school programs for better continuity.

Bottom Line

Aimee Harris' promotion signals Oak Mountain's commitment to developing a robust girls basketball program. Her track record at the middle school level and her dedication to building a cohesive system from youth leagues up to high school make her a promising leader for the varsity team.