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Monday, March 4, 2019
New Bulldogs baseball coach seeks stable program with stable of arms The Howe Bulldogs baseball seniors have perhaps felt a little snakebit throughout their high school careers. The program has now seen five different head coaches since the beginning of their freshman year. But Howe's newest baseball skipper Ryan Moreau says his plan is to be here for the long haul and provide stability for the baseball program in 2019 and for years to come. "I addressed that with the seniors in the beginning and I told them it's hard to have a new coach every year," said Moreau. "Sometimes it's hard to buy into the new guy when it's happened every year. So I told them if they want to be the group that can say 'we started this' ten years down the road when Howe's known as always having a good Ryan Moreau competitive team and always Howe Head Coach making a run at the playoffs, they're going to have to buy into me." talked to my wife about it, but it didn't seem the right time for us to Moreau says that he expressed his leave Meridian yet," said Moreau. desires to the team that in five-to-10 "This past year I had been years he wants people to think of applying and I actually had just Howe as one of the premier got back from an interview and I baseball schools in the area. saw the job board where Howe was open. I told my wife and she Moreau comes from Class 2A said to apply for it so I did." Meridian where he was the baseball coach there for the last four years. Moreau's wife has Howe ties as the former Angela Gamble "I saw the job opening last year and page 9 I thought about applying and I
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