Written Tuesday May 7th at 1:15 PM
The Rochester Falcons will have a new Girls Basketball coach this winter as Jeff Haney has decided to step down coaching the program as confirmed by a very accurate source.
Haney led the Falcons to a 12-8 record which included a 11-1 record in the Blue last season. Rochester shared the Blue with Berkley last season.
The Falcons fell to Utica in the district semifinals in Haney's return to the bench.
Haney has led Rochester on multiple occasions coaching different levels from Girls Basketball and Boys Basketball along with Girls Golf where he won three State Championships and a runner up as well.
Haney has a 144-70 with three district and two regional championships as the coach of the Falcons.
Thoughts.
I feel really bad for the Rochester ladies that they will be going through this again. This will be the Falcons fourth coach in four seasons.
Rochester will be back in the Blue this coming season and compete with the likes of Berkley, Farmington, Ferndale, Oak Park, Seaholm, and Pontiac.
Until there is stability within the program, this program could very well struggle especially with their city rivals Stoney Creek and Adams both having stabilized programs.
It will be very interesting to see who takes over the Falcons Girls Basketball program.
Stay tuned to OAA Now for the latest on this developing story.
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