The Lubbock Matadors have made a change in their coaching staff. David Ormiston is no longer the head coach of the team. This decision was made ahead of the upcoming season.
The team will be looking for a new head coach to replace Ormiston. The search for a replacement is expected to take place before the start of the 2027 USL League Two season. Further details about the coaching change and the search for a new head coach can be found through local news sources, including EverythingLubbock.
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