Meet Coach Elliott

Coach Bill Elliott is a cornerstone of Celina ISD athletics, serving as both Athletic Director and Head Football Coach at Celina High School. With over three decades of dedication to the Bobcats, he has been instrumental in shaping the school's athletic excellence and fostering a culture of integrity and perseverance.

A 1986 graduate of Pilot Point High School, Elliott played under legendary coaches G.A. Moore Jr. and Butch Ford. He continued his football journey at Texas Christian University, graduating in 1990 after four years as a Horned Frog. In 1993, he joined the Celina coaching staff, and by 2012, he ascended to the role of head coach. Under his leadership, the Bobcats have consistently been contenders, culminating in a perfect 16-0 season and a 4A Division I state championship in 2024 .

Elliott's commitment to developing young men extends beyond the football field. He emphasizes core values such as integrity, excellence, empathy, and grit, guiding his players to become responsible and respectful individuals . This holistic approach to coaching has impacted thousands of student-athletes throughout his tenure.

Family plays a central role in Elliott's life and coaching philosophy. His sons, Nathan and Caleb, both former Bobcat players, have joined him on the coaching staff—Nathan as Offensive Coordinator and Caleb as a receivers coach. This family dynamic reinforces the strong sense of community and continuity within the program.

In recognition of his outstanding contributions, Coach Elliott was honored with the G.A. Moore Coach of the Year award in 2025 . His enduring legacy at Celina High School is marked by a steadfast commitment to excellence, both on and off the field.