Head football coach Dennis Houlihan has resigned his coaching position at Nevada Union High School, according to a memo reviewed by Sierra Foothills Report.
“In his five years at NU, Coach Houlihan was instrumental in developing fine upstanding young men,” NU’s Principal Kelly Rhoden said in a memo. “His commitment to the youth of Nevada County cannot be overstated. We thank him for his service.”
The high school will soon post the opening.
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McFadden/ Humphers to the rescue?
Houlihan was in tough spot from the get go.. declining enrollment in the toughest league in N. CA. They just didn’t have the bodies to compete any longer. They did, however, beat the N. CA champs, Placer..perhaps NU will fare better in a new league with smaller schools.