by Jeff Fisher
Missouri High School Football Huddle
John Vianney has named Mike Diffley as the school's new head coach.
Diffley has been the offensive coordinator for the last five seasons at Chaminade High School. He replaces Gene Gladstone, who had been the school's head coach for the last 14-years.
Wednesday, April 20, 2011
Hazlewood Central Stays Inside the Program for New Head Football Coach
by Jeff Fisher
Missouri High School Football Huddle
Hazlewood Central has named former defensive coordinator Van Vanatta its new head football coach.
Vanatta, who is 36 years old, replaces Ron Nixon, who led the Hawks to Division 6 state titles in 2008 and 2009. Vannata has also served as the school's head baseball coach over the last three years.
Missouri High School Football Huddle
Hazlewood Central has named former defensive coordinator Van Vanatta its new head football coach.
Vanatta, who is 36 years old, replaces Ron Nixon, who led the Hawks to Division 6 state titles in 2008 and 2009. Vannata has also served as the school's head baseball coach over the last three years.
Friday, April 08, 2011
Missouri Announces New Postseason Format
by Jeff Fisher
Missouri High School Football Huddle
The Missouri State High School Activities Association has changed the football playoff system for the 2012 season.
Under the new format, teams will play a nine-game regular season with every team qualifying for the postseason. Teams will be placed in eight-team districts that will be seeded under a points system.
Week 10 will start the postseason with three weeks of playoff games to determine eight district champs that will advance to the state quarterfinals.
Classification sizes remain the same with the largest 32 teams in Class 6. Classes 1-4 will include the smallest 64 schools in ascending order. Class 5 will include the remaining schools.
Missouri High School Football Huddle
The Missouri State High School Activities Association has changed the football playoff system for the 2012 season.
Under the new format, teams will play a nine-game regular season with every team qualifying for the postseason. Teams will be placed in eight-team districts that will be seeded under a points system.
Week 10 will start the postseason with three weeks of playoff games to determine eight district champs that will advance to the state quarterfinals.
Classification sizes remain the same with the largest 32 teams in Class 6. Classes 1-4 will include the smallest 64 schools in ascending order. Class 5 will include the remaining schools.
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