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Monday, November 9, 2009
Coaching change at Mason
Mason football coach David Sedmak resigned today after 3 seasons.
“I thought I took the program as far as I could take it,” Sedmak said. “I felt it was time to let someone else try it.”
The Comets were 3-7 in 2009 and Sedmak was 8-22 in his three seasons in Mason.
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Lakota East football update
Lakota East High’s football team is 14-26 over the last four seasons. Veteran coach Greg Bailie vows the Thunderhawks will be back in the upper echelon of the GMC.
“One thing to remember is we’ve been there before and we’ll be back there again,” Bailie said. “A mistake would be to do all kinds of drastic things — change the offense, change the defense. … I have confidence we can do it. I think we’ve got good players coming. It’s a matter of redirecting some of our focus a little bit and how we approach things. After every season, we reevaluate everything from the practice schedule to everything else. We’ll continue to do that.”
At this point, Bailie does not foresee any changes to the coaching staff. Does he have another year in him?
“I hope so,” Bailie said. “There’s a mindset in education that after 30 (years), you’re supposed to go. I don’t have interest in pottery. Golf makes me mad. I hate yardwork. I still get after it on the field good. I still run. I like studying film and getting ready for the season. Those are things I have to do. I don’t get tired of those things.”
Bailie said senior TE Cory Keebler (6-6, 225) is attracting interest from MAC schools.
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Recap of Lakota West’s Hicks conference call
Lakota West senior OLB Jordan Hicks held his weekly media conference call this morning, Nov. 9, and here are the highlights.
—Hicks said he will likely take official visits to USC and Alabama. He’s already taken official visits to Ohio State and Texas, and has one set up for Florida in December.
—Hicks, also an all-GMC basketball player, said he will attend basketball practice beginning on Thursday. He will meet with basketball coach Sean Van Winkle on Wednesday to discuss juggling the hoops season and football recruiting trips.
“As of right now, I’m on the team,” said Hicks, who is still undecided on whether to graduate early.
—Hicks has been invited to play for Team USA in the “Team USA vs. The World” game on Jan. 30, 2010, in Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
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Ticket info for Monroe-Wyoming football playoff game
Presale tickets for Monroe’s Division III, Region 12 football game on Friday, Nov. 13, vs. Wyoming at Kings will be on sale this week at the high school.
Cost per ticket $7, with a portion of the presale benefiting Monroe athletics. Tickets will be $9 at the gate.
Monroe Athletic Director Dave Bauer said tickets will be on sale on the following days/times:
Wednesday: Noon to 3 p.m.; 5 to 8 p.m.
Thursday: 8 a.m. to 3 p.m; 5 to 7 p.m.
Friday: 8 a.m. to 3 p.m.
