Brian Fluck's Coaching Career at West Catholic High
Brian Fluck coached West Catholic High's football team for 19 seasons (1999-2018), winning games and 16 championships (nine Catholic League, six City, one State). In 2006, the Burrs claimed their first Blue football championship.
The 2010 State Championship
In Hershey, West Catholic won the Class 2A state football championship in 2010, a crowning achievement for the program.
Record-Breaking Offense
Under Fluck, West Catholic's offense produced staggering numbers. In one memorable season, West (13-1) scored a city record 741 points in 14 games (52.9 per game). Brandon Hollomon set career rushing records with 3,264 yards, and Rob Hollomon broke the city record for touchdowns.
The program also saw a quarterback throw for 285 yards in a game representing a school record, while one player's career total reached a city record 27 touchdowns.
All-Catholic Honors
Coach Fluck's first 19 seasons produced numerous players who earned first or second team Coaches' All-Catholic honors, a testament to the consistent talent development at West Catholic.
Philosophy
Fluck was known for building a culture of excellence at West Catholic, transforming the program into a perennial contender in both the Catholic League and the city championship.