CINCINNATI — West Clermont High School named Jeremy Pflug on Wednesday night as its head football coach.
Pflug succeeds former West Clermont coach Ben Moorman, who stepped down in 2025 after being the Wolves coach the past two seasons.
"I am super humbled and excited about leading this new chapter of West Clermont Football," Pflug told WCPO 9 Sports in a text message.
West Clermont had a 2-8 record in 2025 including 1-8 in the Eastern Cincinnati Conference.
Pflug was the co-offensive coordinator and wide receivers coach this past season for Lebanon (8-4). Pflug was the running backs coach his first season at Lebanon in 2024.
"The ECC is filled with superstar players and coaches - you have to bring it every week," Pflug said. "I am looking forward to those challenges each week. I am also grateful for the unbelievable mentor that (Lebanon) Coach (Micah) Faler has been to me. It’s going to be a bittersweet moment looking across the field Week 3."
Prior to West Clermont, Pflug stepped down as the Purcell Marian head coach in March 2024 after one season. He led the Cavaliers to a 10-3 record and a Division V regional semifinal finish in 2023.
Purcell Marian named Pflug as the head football coach Dec. 9, 2022. At that time, he had a 55-26 head coaching record in eight seasons including at Cincinnati College Preparatory Academy, Aiken, Landmark Christian and Woodward.
