Anyone looking for a Coach?

FGS,

Contact LOU CELLA at: CellaFBall (that's all there is to his email) as he has just accepted a head coaching job in eastern Pennsylvania and is building his staff. Lou is a personable young man and a good coach with college and HS coaching experience both. He runs the option and I believe he is running a 4-3 defense, although I am not sure of that. He is a Christian and I'm sure you will find that he runs a good program! Please feel free to tell him I said you should contact him. Good luck!

Coach Easton-TIGER ONE

I know there is a head job up in Anchorage, Alaska at Dimond High School. It's a school of about 1800 students and is in a pretty competetive conference. A friend of mine just resigned due to family reasons and has left the program in really good shape financially and organizationally--they need a new face up there. It is pretty good football, and there is a severe shortage of coaches. I don't know if they've filled it, but if you're up for it, call Kevin Theonnes--the Activities Principal up there. Not a bad gig.

Well, graduated and when I played are two different situation due to financial matters. However, I played there from fall 1996-fall 1999. I'm pretty much looking at NY, PA, Mass, Conn, maybe even further south. I've got a 2 year old and my family lives in Syracuse. So, I'm trying to stay a reasonable distance, 7-10 hour drive max, away. I think it's important my daughter knows her grandparents and aunt and uncles.

Coach Easton,

Thank you. I appreciate your help. I actually emailed back and forth with Lou last week. He let me know the situation there. Unfortunately, it doesn't look like there's a Phys. Ed. job to go along with the coaching job. I'm only looking to move to a new coaching job in the event of a Phys. Ed. opening.

I love my current coaching situation. We're moving in the right direction as a program on field and off field. The football program is currently the model for all other sports teams in the district as far as the administration is concerned. Most of the coaches are within 5 years of age of each other, late 20s-early 30s. Four of us have children under 2 and within 7 months of each other. Two others are expecting their first child over the summer. Four of us played together in college. I have learned a ton from my experience here. It really is a great situation. The only problem with the whole thing is that I need a full time teaching job for financial reasons and the oldest male Phys. Ed. teacher in the district is only 40. My biggest fear is getting a teaching job in a district that the coaching staff isn't as close and doesn't get along as well as we do.

Anyway, now that I'm done airing out my little issues and fears, thanks again for the help. You're always a great help.

Bob,

There may be an opportunity in Williamsvillle that would interest you. E-mail me @ SOrndoff@adelphia.net if you wish.

-Scott