Beaumont ISD issued a press release Wednesday afternoon stating that Darrell Colbert, United's head football coach, has resigned. In three seasons, Colbert was 6-24. The Timberwolves were realigned this season from 6A to 5A, and finished 3-7.
"Beaumont ISD announces the resignation of Darrell Colbert, Head Football Coach and Campus Athletic Coordinator at Beaumont United High School. After three years of dedicated service, Colbert will be moving on to pursue new opportunities.
Coach Colbert has been an integral part of the Beaumont ISD family, inspiring students, athletes, and colleagues with his unwavering commitment to excellence. Known for his motto, “Hard Work Pays Off,” Colbert instilled in his players the importance of perseverance, discipline, and teamwork. These values extended beyond the field, shaping student-athletes into leaders who are prepared for life’s challenges.
Under his leadership, Beaumont United’s football program achieved significant milestones and created a culture of unity and determination. More importantly, Colbert’s focus on academics and character development will leave a legacy that will benefit students for years to come.
As Beaumont ISD prepares for this transition, the district remains committed to ensuring the success of its student-athletes. The search for new leadership will prioritize finding a coach who shares the district’s vision of supporting academic and athletic excellence.
Darrell Colbert’s legacy will continue to inspire the Beaumont United community. Beaumont ISD thanks him for his service and wishes him the very best in his future endeavors."