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Jeff Marksberry (Simon Kenton) is retiring from his position as Head Football Coach and AD

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Please correct me if wrong but I thought you could not be an AD and a Head Coach at same time.

If Coach Markesberry is in fact retiring, he did a great job with the Pioneer program.

17 minutes ago, OlDog75 said:

Please correct me if wrong but I thought you could not be an AD and a Head Coach at same time.

If Coach Markesberry is in fact retiring, he did a great job with the Pioneer program.

It is actually pretty common around the state for the coach to be the AD. 

43 minutes ago, OlDog75 said:

Please correct me if wrong but I thought you could not be an AD and a Head Coach at same time.

If Coach Markesberry is in fact retiring, he did a great job with the Pioneer program.

That varies by district. Just difficult to do both, but many do it that way.

46 minutes ago, OlDog75 said:

Please correct me if wrong but I thought you could not be an AD and a Head Coach at same time.

If Coach Markesberry is in fact retiring, he did a great job with the Pioneer program.

Usually the AD is head coach of something, even if it is golf or tennis. 

2 hours ago, OlDog75 said:

Please correct me if wrong but I thought you could not be an AD and a Head Coach at same time.

If Coach Markesberry is in fact retiring, he did a great job with the Pioneer program.

That's usually a district by district decision. I'd say it is not uncommon for AD's to coach a sport. In those schools where the AD also carries a teaching load, I'd say it would be very difficult to be AD, Teach, and coach, especially a sport like football.

12 hours ago, Voice of Reason said:

If Marksberry leaves, does Jesse Herbst return to SK and become head coach?

Dan Woolley is on staff at SK....would he be a candidate?

1 hour ago, rjs4470 said:

Dan Woolley is on staff at SK....would he be a candidate?

Doubtful. He’s got 2 little kids at home, so I wouldn’t think he’d go back to head coaching yet.

16 minutes ago, nees1212 said:

Doubtful. He’s got 2 little kids at home, so I wouldn’t think he’d go back to head coaching yet.

Correct…he’s have to be interested in order to be a candidate.

I can confirm he's retiring from coaching and AD. Announced to his team on Monday. I'd say he built the program from the ground up, and unfortunately has had a couple of down season, but that should not define his career. He should be proud of the job he's done as both an AD and HC.

As for new coach. My picks are.

Steve Funke SK grad Twenhofel head coach.

Roy Lucas current SK offense coordinator and former head coach.

Nate Ponzer SK grad and assistant coach at SK.

Or someone outside with experience coaching defense.

Jeff did an excellent job of building the program and stressing character and community service. SK had a lot of really good teams in his watch. I have great respect for him as a man and coach. Well done, Coach Marksberry!

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