by Jeff Fisher
Missouri High School Football Huddle
Former Hazlewood West head coach Keith Herring is the new head coach at Brentwood.
Herring amassed a record of 26-24 in five seasons at Hazlewood West. He takes over for Scott Surgener, who moved on to Pine Ridge High School in Florida.
Saturday, February 26, 2011
Saturday, February 19, 2011
Parkview Hires Anthony Hays
by Jeff Fisher
Missouri High School Football Huddle
King City High School's loss is Parkview's gain.
Parkview has hired Anthony Hays as its new head coach. During Hays' three years as the head coach at King City, his team qualified for the post-season every year. His overall record was 16-16.
Hays replaces Wes Beachler, who resigned as the end of the year to take a coaching job in Nevada.
In 2008, Parkview snapped a 58-game losing streak. Last year the Vikings were 5-6.
Missouri High School Football Huddle
King City High School's loss is Parkview's gain.
Parkview has hired Anthony Hays as its new head coach. During Hays' three years as the head coach at King City, his team qualified for the post-season every year. His overall record was 16-16.
Hays replaces Wes Beachler, who resigned as the end of the year to take a coaching job in Nevada.
In 2008, Parkview snapped a 58-game losing streak. Last year the Vikings were 5-6.
Thursday, February 17, 2011
Former 49er & Cowboy Hired at Hazlewood West
by Jeff Fisher
Missouri High School Football Huddle
Duane Hawthorne is the new head football coach at Hazlewood West.
Hawthorne, who is the former University City head coach, played defensive back and special teams for the San Francisco 49ers and Dallas Cowboys.
Hawthorne takes over for Cordez Vaughn, who resigned after only one season. Last year the Wildcats were 1-9.
Hawthorne is the second former NFL player to take-over the reigns of a Missouri high school program. Gus Frerrotte is the new head coach at John Burroughs.
Missouri High School Football Huddle
Duane Hawthorne is the new head football coach at Hazlewood West.
Hawthorne, who is the former University City head coach, played defensive back and special teams for the San Francisco 49ers and Dallas Cowboys.
Hawthorne takes over for Cordez Vaughn, who resigned after only one season. Last year the Wildcats were 1-9.
Hawthorne is the second former NFL player to take-over the reigns of a Missouri high school program. Gus Frerrotte is the new head coach at John Burroughs.
Saturday, February 05, 2011
Missouri - 2011 National Signing Day
Corbin Berkstresser (Lee's Summit, QB) - Missouri
Zach Boerboom (Central, TE) - New Mexico
Brandon Hannah (Chaminade, Ath) - Missouri
Wesley Leftwich (Hickman, WR) - Missouri
Mark Pickerel (Rock Bridge, DB) - South Dakota St.
Rob Standard (Chaminade, RB) - Iowa St.
Zach Boerboom (Central, TE) - New Mexico
Brandon Hannah (Chaminade, Ath) - Missouri
Wesley Leftwich (Hickman, WR) - Missouri
Mark Pickerel (Rock Bridge, DB) - South Dakota St.
Rob Standard (Chaminade, RB) - Iowa St.
Friday, January 28, 2011
Oak Grove HS Fires Head Football Coach
by Jeff Fisher
Missouri High School Football Huddle
PrepsKC.com is reporting that Oak Grove has fired head coach Pete Carpino after four years.
Last season the Panthers were 6-4. Carpino's overall record at Oak Grove 20-20.
Click here to read the report from PrepsKC.com.
Missouri High School Football Huddle
PrepsKC.com is reporting that Oak Grove has fired head coach Pete Carpino after four years.
Last season the Panthers were 6-4. Carpino's overall record at Oak Grove 20-20.
Click here to read the report from PrepsKC.com.
Sunday, January 23, 2011
New John Burroughs School Football Coach Gus Frerotte on Tonight's NHSCA Sports Hour
by Jeff Fisher
High School Football America
Just me at 6 P.M. EST for the latest edition of the National High School Coaches Association Sports Hour.
My co-host Trish Hoffman and I will be talking high school football, boys basketball and wrestling.
Joining us on the show will be former NFL quarterback Gus Frerotte, who was just hired as the head football coach at John Burroughs School in St. Louis. Frerotte, who played with seven NFL teams, has been the school's quarterbacks' coach during the past two seasons.
Last year, John Burroughs finished runner-up in Missouri's Class 3.
Also on show will be 2010 High School Rudy Award winner Chance Anthony of Breckinridge County High School in Kentucky. Anthony was a two-way starter on this year's football team in spite of the fact that he was born without the lower part of his right arm.
To listen to the show LIVE on the Artist First radio network, click here.
High School Football America
Just me at 6 P.M. EST for the latest edition of the National High School Coaches Association Sports Hour.
My co-host Trish Hoffman and I will be talking high school football, boys basketball and wrestling.
Joining us on the show will be former NFL quarterback Gus Frerotte, who was just hired as the head football coach at John Burroughs School in St. Louis. Frerotte, who played with seven NFL teams, has been the school's quarterbacks' coach during the past two seasons.
Last year, John Burroughs finished runner-up in Missouri's Class 3.
Also on show will be 2010 High School Rudy Award winner Chance Anthony of Breckinridge County High School in Kentucky. Anthony was a two-way starter on this year's football team in spite of the fact that he was born without the lower part of his right arm.
To listen to the show LIVE on the Artist First radio network, click here.
Thursday, January 20, 2011
John Burroughs School Hires Former NFL QB Gus Frerotte
by Jeff Fisher
Missouri High School Football Huddle
Missouri High School Football Huddle
Gus Frerotte, who played for seven different NFL teams during his career, is now a high school football head coach.
Frerotte has been hired by John Burroughs School in St. Louis. For the past two years, the former St. Louis Ram (also played for Cincinnati, Denver, Detroit, Miami, Minnesota and Washington) quarterback has been an assistant coach for the Bombers.
Frerotte takes over for Todd Small, who retired at the end of the season after leading the team to a runner-up finish in Missouri's Class 3. Small was 44-21 in six seasons as head coach.
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