CTK ’16: New WPIAL Football Coaches

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Monday, August 15, 2016 | 10:59 PM


New Faces – New Places – New Hopes – New Dreams. While there were two fewer coaching changes this off-season then before the 2015 campaign, there were a couple of big names that hung up the whistle after last fall. Legendary McKeesport coach George Smith retired for a second time while record setting coach Tom Nola exited at Gateway. There are a lot of rookie head coaches getting their first crack, and some coaches who are just changing hats and addresses. Whatever the case, there are 17 coaching changes coming into this 2016 season. Here are the new football coaches that will be running the sidelines in the WPIAL this fall.

CLASS 6-A:

ALTOONANick Felus replaces John Franco

PETERS TOWNSHIP T.J. Plack replaces Rich Piccinni

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CLASS 5-A:

CONNELLSVILLETim Karpiak replaces David McDonald

GATEWAY Don Holl replaces Tom Nola

McKEESPORTMatt Miller replaces George Smith

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CLASS 4-A:

ALBERT GALLATIN Shawn Liotta replaces Joe Embacher

AMBRIDGE Terry George replaces Dan Bradley

INDIANAJohnallen Snyder replaces Mark Zilinskas

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CLASS 3-A:

SETON-LaSALLERob Carter replaces Damon Rosol

YOUGHScott Wood replaces Matt Crovak

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CLASS 2-A:

BETH-CENTERJoe Kuhns replaces Ed Woods

FREEDOM Tom Liberty replaces Tim Dubovi

RIVERSIDE Ron Sciarro replaces Tom Liberty

SOUTH SIDE BEAVER Luke Travelpiece replaces Glenn McDougal

VINCENTIAN ACADEMYBob Ravenstahl replaces Todd Hazlett

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CLASS 1-A:

OUR LADY OF THE SACRED HEARTDan Bradley replaces Bill Daniels

RIVERVIEW Matt Bonislawski replaces Jason Cappa

 

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