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Wildcats were 13-8 in Roland’s two seasons and missed the playoffs this year.
A football rests on the field at Cambridge High School in Milton, Georgia, on Monday, July 28, 2025. (Abbey Cutrer / AJC)
A football rests on the field at Cambridge High School in Milton, Georgia, on Monday, July 28, 2025. (Abbey Cutrer / AJC)
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August 31, 2026

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Camden County High School is in the market for a new football coach.

The school informed coach Travis Roland of its plans to move in a different direction, Roland confirmed to The Atlanta Journal-Constitution on Wednesday. Roland led the Wildcats to a 13-8 record over the last two seasons.

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“This was a difficult decision and one that was not made lightly,” Superintendent Tracolya Green said in a statement.

Camden County missed the playoffs this season following a fifth-place finish in the brutal Region 1-6A. It snapped a seven-year playoff streak for the program.

The Wildcats made the playoffs in Roland’s first season but exited in the first round after a 28-7 loss at North Cobb. Camden County was briefly ranked No. 10 in Class 6A this season before a 63-19 loss to Valdosta to open region play.

Roland was hired away from his head coach position at Mainland High School in Florida. He led Mainland to a state championship in 2023 before taking the Camden County job that offseason.

Roland succeeded high school coaching great Jeff Herron, who retired after the 2023 season.