Longest tenured Coaches in Missouri
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Larry Burchett has been Cass Midway's head coach since the late 80's - so 33ish...
Coach Gildehaus from Borgia is in his 35th? year as head coach at Borgia
Coach Gildehaus from Borgia is in his 35th? year as head coach at Borgia
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Impressive! anybody top 33
I saw an article on Hogan Preps Coach being on year 28 which inspired this post
Larry Laubenstein was head coach at St. Paul's from the late 70s through 2018. He is still an assistant coach there.
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I have no idea why, but I thought he left for a few years and came back.YepHOF Coach Profile: Hogan Prep's Phil Lascuola 9/26 - Prepskc
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Kent Gibbs, now at Cape Central has coached for a looooong time. I know he was HC at Hayti when they got 2nd in the state back in 1984. Not sure when his first year was...but he's been coaching right at 40 years.
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Although it was Bishop Hogan when he started then became Hogan Prep in the 99-00 school year. He was also the track coach for awhile and would wear a fanny pack. No body ever made fun of him because he looked like Sylvester Stallone, sounded like Stallone, but is about 4 inches taller and while their waist size was about the same I think his chest size was about 10 inches bigger. Nicest guy in the world and I believe that while most charters come and go, he is the rock that keeps Hogan Prep solid.
Rod at Webb has been there for something like 23/24 years.
He used to run, I think it was called flex bone, a formation where backs lined up angled towards QB? Motion every play. Killed New Madrid a couple of times with that at Hayti and then I think when he was at Fredericktown. I think he won district one year against NMCC which was a far more talented team than Fredericktown.
I played for Windsor in 1976 and I am pretty sure Larry was the head coach then. If not it was soon after.
It was double wing. Wing back wouldn't motion down line, but away from line kind of semicircle behind QB. Guys usually going both directions every play hard for defenses to anticipate which way ball is going.
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