Nottingham Football Coach Placed on Administrative Leave

The Syracuse City School District confirmed the change in leadership for the Nottingham football team.

Updated on Sept. 30, 2026 in Football

Nottingham Football Coach Placed on Administrative Leave

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The Syracuse City School District has placed head football coach Will Hunter on administrative leave. Jeff Petties has been appointed to serve as the interim head coach for the program.

Why it matters

The coaching change occurs during a challenging season for the team as they work to navigate recent personnel shifts and performance hurdles. The district maintains a standard policy of not commenting on specific personnel matters.

Nottingham holds a 0-4 record this season, including a Week 1 forfeit against Whitesboro and recent losses of 45-0 to Carthage, 14-0 to Henninger, and 47-20 to Fayetteville-Manlius. The program has not achieved a winning season since 2012.

The players

Will Hunter

He is the head football coach of Nottingham High School who has been placed on administrative leave.

Jeff Petties

He has been appointed to lead the Nottingham football team as the interim head coach.

Syracuse City School District

This is the governing educational body responsible for the oversight and administration of public schools in Syracuse, New York.

Nottingham High School

This public secondary school in Syracuse hosts the varsity football program currently experiencing a winless season.

The details

The Nottingham football team received formal notification of the coaching change on Sept. 22, 2026. A district spokesperson confirmed the move via email, noting that Hunter is not currently employed as a teacher by the district.

Timeline

  1. The Nottingham football program last achieved a winning season in 2012.

  2. Players and staff were notified of the coaching transition on Sept. 22, 2026.

  3. The team is scheduled to play a home game against Watertown on Oct. 1, 2026.

Season Trajectory

The coaching transition arrives as the team attempts to overcome a difficult 0-4 start to the season. This move marks a pivot in the program's strategy to address the winless record and ongoing competitive challenges.

The team prepares for its next matchup against Watertown on Oct. 1, 2026. This game will serve as the first test for the squad under the direction of interim coach Jeff Petties.

The takeaway

The team will look to rebuild momentum under its interim leadership during the remainder of the 2026 season. Players and the community will observe whether this change produces immediate results on the field.

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