Jeremy Pendergraft, Lee’s athletic director, and previous football, released a declaration on Friday, saying Alec Haston’s hiring as the Generals’ brand new educate.
Haston, who could be head-educated on an excessive faculty application for the first time, has been an assistant teacher at Cumberland County High School since 2013. He teaches physical schooling at the Crossville, Tennessee, school.
Haston no longer immediately went back to telephone calls or messages on Friday.
A former all-kingdom lineman at White County High School in Georgia, Haston played at Tennessee in 2004 before shifting to Tennessee Tech, where he earned All-Ohio Valley Conference academic honors in 2006.
Before coaching at Cumberland County, Haston turned into an assistant instructor at Soddy-Daisy.
Pendergraft resigned as the football coach in March after serving since 2016. In his three seasons, he guided the Generals to a thirteen-18 record, including a postseason appearance in 2017.
“There comes a time when you must step back and look at things from a special angle. My passion for general soccer has fed on me for a few years, but it doesn’t surpass my love for my circle of relatives. In that regard, it’s time for my position as a husband and father to devour the overpowering majority of my time,” Pendergraft said upon announcing his resignation.
BASKETBALL SEARCH CONTINUES
Pendergraft stated Friday that the boys’ basketball education is close to being crammed.
The function opened while Brian Coomer resigned after one season as the Generals’ coach. In March, he spent numerous years as an assistant and was educated on this system.
