FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
CLOVIS, N.M.- Clovis Municipal Schools is proud to announce the appointment of Nicholas Williams Jr. as its new Athletics Director, effective Friday, April 25, 2025. With more than 16 years of experience in education, athletics, and school administration, Mr. Williams brings a wealth of knowledge, leadership, and passion to the district’s athletic programs.
He was named one of the Best First-Year Coaches in Texas High School Football by Dave Campbell’s Texas Football for improving scoring defense in PAPG from 2021 to 2022 and was also recognized as the Texas Football Week 3 2A Coach of the Week. A native of San Antonio, Texas, Mr. Williams currently serves as Assistant Principal at Charlie Y. Brown High School in Bloomfield, New Mexico, where he also coordinates dual credit programs and serves as recruiting coordinator and assistant football coach.
“We are excited to welcome Mr. Williams to Clovis Municipal Schools,” said Jay Brady, Deputy Superintendent of Operations, Technology, and Athletics. “He brings a great blend of experience, integrity, and vision. This is the beginning of a new era for our Wildcat athletics program - one grounded in a championship mindset, community pride, and academic excellence.”
Mr. Williams holds multiple teaching and administrative certifications in both New Mexico and Texas, along with Level 3 endorsements in Social Studies, Physical Education, Health Education, and School Administration. He has a master’s degree in Education, Curriculum, and Instruction. He is also a doctoral candidate in Organizational Leadership, expected to complete his dissertation in Spring 2026.
Throughout his career, Mr. Williams has served as a classroom teacher, college and high school coach, principal, district administrator, and athletic director. His 90-day transition plan includes meeting with coaches at all levels, assessing facilities, and launching a “State of the Athletic Department” address to outline new goals and community initiatives. He is especially passionate about the "Heroes in the Community" program, which pairs student-athletes with elementary schools to promote literacy and civic engagement.
“I am honored to join Clovis Municipal Schools and am totally committed to displaying professionalism throughout the district,” said Mr. Williams. “I will continue to advocate in the field of education and be a model teacher, coach, and administrator.”
Clovis Municipal Schools looks forward to the leadership, energy, and forward-thinking strategies Mr. Williams will bring as he works to elevate athletic programs and foster a positive environment for students, staff, and families.
