Anna Rogers officially becomes Latta softball head coach

Dennis Brunson hssr.com Associate Editor • August 2, 2025

She led Vikings to 2025 Class A state title serving on an interim basis.

Latta Anna Rogers won a state title as a softball head coach before she officially became a softball head coach.

 

           Rogers led Latta High School to the Class A state championship after taking over on an interim basis just one week prior to the start of the state playoffs. Rogers had the interim tag dropped from her title recently.

 

           Latta finished the season with a 23-6 record. The Vikings swept the best-of-3 championship series against defending state champion Lewisville. The Vikings won the opening game 3-0 and closed out the series with a 5-2 triumph.

 

           Rogers had served as the junior varsity head coach as well as a varsity assistant since 2019. Rogers will also be the girls and boys cross country head coach for the second year.

 

 Genesis Anderson  returns to run the volleyball program, while Chris Page is back for his third season as boys basketball head coach, and Bobby Richardson is back for his second year in charge of the girls program.

 

The Latta volleyball team went 17-8 this past season, finishing second in Region 6. The Vikings reached the quarterfinal round of the playoffs.

 

 The Latta boys basketball team went just 11-14 overall but had an 8-4 region mark, good for second. They reached the second round of the playoffs.

 

 The Latta girls went 19-7 in Richardson’s first season, finishing 10-2 and in second in Region 6. The Vikings reached the quarterfinals of the playoffs where they fell to eventual state champion Military Magnet Academy.

 

           Robbie Brown is back as the baseball head coach as well as the athletic director, and Brandon Iseman is the veteran football head coach.

 

           Iseman will have two new coordinators this year with Sport Sawyer in charge of the offense and Michael Donald handling the play calling for the defense.

 

           Brown will coach the offensive linemen, Brandon Page will handle the defensive tackles and Chris Page will coach the running backs. Richardson will handle the wide receivers.

 

           Clint Brown will be the junior varsity head coach, and Tony McRae will be a varsity assistant.

 

 The baseball team finished with a 20-10 record and finished first in region play. The Vikings lost to Lake View in the championship round of their district tournament.

 

The football team went 5-6 and reached the state playoffs.

 

 Sandra Gomillion will serve as the boys golf coach for the second year. Sawyer is the boys and girls track and field coach, and Peyton Walsh is the cheer coach.

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