Thursday, February 2, 2012
UPDATE: Memphis names Bringard football coach
These schools will have new head football coaches in 2012:
SCHOOL (DEPARTING COACH) (NEW COACH)
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| Gary Faszholz |
Anchor Bay (Phil Latona)(Jason Byers)
Armada (Dan Witgen) (Mark Brandemarte)
Center Line (Bret Davis) (TBA)
East Detroit (Anthony Kiner)(TBA)
Eisenhower (Bob Lantzy) (Chris Smith)
L'Anse Creuse North (Joe Politowicz) (Anthony Kiner)
Lutheran North (Gary Faszholz) (Ryan Wesley)
Memphis (Tony Giancarlo) (Paul Bringard)
Labels: Anchor Bay, Armada, Center Line, East Detroit, Eisenhower, football, L'Anse Creuse North, Lutheran North, Memphis
Tuesday, January 10, 2012
Recovering Perkins plans to coach Tars softball
Len Perkins is raring to go.
The long-time Anchor Bay coach is recovering from the triple-bypass heart surgery he had in November.
Perkins took in a Tars basketball game last week and said he plans to coach the Anchor Bay softball team in 2012.
"I'm feeling good," he said.
Anchor Bay is the defending Macomb Area Conference Red Division champion.
Labels: Anchor Bay, Len Perkins, MAC Red Division, softball
Saturday, October 9, 2010
Same score, different result for Anchor Bay
Going into Week 7, Anchor Bay already had lost two games by an identical score of 21-20. So it’s safe to assume Tars coach Phil Latona probably did not play that combination of numbers in the lottery anytime soon. (Anchor Bay lost 21-20 to Westland John Glenn in Week 1 and 21-20 to Ford in Week 5).
But Anchor Bay’s fortune turned on Friday when the
Tars prevailed 21-20 over Port Huron Northern. Michigan State recruit Taiwan Jones had another big game, and Anchor Bay kept its postseason hopes alive by improving to 4-3 overall.
Anchor Bay can qualify for the state playoffs for the first time since 2004 with victories over Sterling Heights and Fraser in the next two weeks. Both games are at home, and both teams are struggling – Sterling Heights is winless and Fraser has just two victories.
Labels: Anchor Bay, football