Hoyas Fill Head Coaching Vacancy with a Familiar Face
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For the first time in eight years, Harrison High School’s football team will have a new head coach manning the sidelines for the Hoyas. The school recently announced that former defensive coordinator Joshua Cassidy will take over the position after Matt Dickmann stepped down in December.
With 18 years of experience in education and coaching, the last eight spent at Harrison under Dickmann’s leadership, Coach Cassidy looks to continue the Hoya winning tradition.
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