Central Indians Coach Extends Contract Through 2028
Cheyenne Central Indians head coach, Mark Perkins, has signed a contract extension that will keep him at the helm of the program through the 2028 season. The move comes on the heels of back-to-back playoff appearances, including a 2024 first-round loss and a 2025 quarterfinals finish. The Indians have been a consistent force in 4A Wyoming high school football, boasting a 24-8 record over the past three seasons. Perkins' extension is seen as a significant recruiting coup, as the program will now have stability and continuity through the next several years. This will allow the Indians to compete with the state's top programs for top talent and maintain their position as a power in 4A Wyoming football. Perkins' leadership and coaching acumen have been key factors in the program's success, and this extension is a testament to his ability to build a winning culture at Central. The Indians will look to build on their recent success in the upcoming season. Perkins has been a mainstay of the program since 2018, and his commitment to the Indians is a significant boost for the community and the team.