Adarius Bowman

Adarius Bowman is a former all-around athlete and a highly accomplished wide receiver who now serves as the Wide Receiver Coach at Baylor School. He brings his extensive experience and passion for the game to inspire the next generation of athletes.

Bowman’s athletic career is marked by numerous achievements, including multiple state titles in the long jump, high jump, triple jump, and 100-meter relay. During high school, he was ranked second in the league and 11th in the nation with 90.85 yards receiving per game. ESPN rated him as the top wide receiver in Tennessee. He led the league in receiving yards and receptions for several years and was named Tennessee Athlete of the Year. At just 17, Bowman became the youngest inductee into the Chattanooga Greatest Hall of Fame. As a professional athlete, Bowman earned significant accolades, including the prestigious Tom Pate Memorial Award, presented to CFL players who demonstrate exceptional sportsmanship and make positive contributions to their community. He is also the founder of Adarius 4 Autism, a non-profit organization launched in 2017 to empower and advocate for youths living with Autism Spectrum Disorder. The organization has provided training and advocacy to support young people on the spectrum. With over 15 years of professional athletic experience and more than 40 awards to his name, Adarius now dedicates his time to making a difference in his home state of Tennessee, coaching and mentoring young athletes to reach their full potential both on and off the field.