Apollo-Ridge brings back Greg Fox as boys basketball coach
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Friday, June 1, 2018 | 6:51 PM
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Apollo-Ridge teacher Greg Fox (right) plays in a basketball game against the Pittsburgh Steelers, including Ray Jackson (left) and Ryan Mundy (second from right) on March 13, 2012, at Apollo-Ridge High School.
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Apollo-Ridge teacher Greg Fox (right) plays in a basketball game against the Pittsburgh Steelers, including Ray Jackson (left) and Ryan Mundy (second from right) on March 13, 2012, at Apollo-Ridge High School.
Apollo-Ridge is bringing back a familiar face to lead its boys basketball program again.
The district recently voted to hire Greg Fox, who previously coached the Vikings for 13 seasons.
A former Apollo-Ridge player who scored more than 1,300 career points in the late 1980s, Fox led his alma mater to a 110-165 record from 1996-2009, including a playoff appearance in 2005. He resigned to spend more time with his family.
Fox replaces Damon Andring, who spent the past two seasons as coach and compiled an 8-32 record, including 5-15 in 2017-18. The Vikings last made the WPIAL playoffs in 2015.
Doug Gulasy is a Tribune-Review staff writer.
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