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Jevian Elliot, a former Rutherford and FSU Star, and FSU PCs promote football training at Tommy Oliver Stadium in Panama City on 7 June.
- Dean Bozman School has hired Austin Latash as its new head boy’s basketball coach.
- Laatsch has previous coaching experience at Jackson Preparatory School and Bay High School.
- Laatsch replaced former coach Matt Granville, who set a record of 81–40 in six sessions.
- The aim of the new coach is to establish the culture of development, accountability and teamwork.
Panama City, FL – Dean Bojman School has nominated Austin Lats as the new head coach of its High School Boys Basketball Program, which is included in a new era for box basketball.
In high school coaching, a former collector, which starts growing up, steps in his first head coaching role with a clear focus on the creation of Latsch, Vikas, Accountability and Culture of Team Work.
Principal Ivan Beach said, “We are thrilled to welcome coach Latsch for Bozman.” “His enthusiasm, combined with his dedication to the development of the player, makes him a great fit for our school and our students.”
Lats played at Spain Park High School before continuing their basketball career at Delta State University and Montewlo University. He has since worked as an assistant Versity Coach at Jackson Prepatory School in Mississippi and, recently, at Bay High.
Laatsch Matt makes Granville successful, which was with a six-session program and compiled a record of 81–40.
Andrew Haford, director of Bozman Athletic, said, “Austin has a strong understanding of the game and a passion to help students-athletes, which makes both both in court and outside successful.” “He is ready to lead, and we believe that our basketball program will thrive under his leadership.”
Laatsch immediately starts its duties and will meet with the players this week to start preparing for the upcoming season.
Bozeman proofs can expect renewed commitment to discipline, effort and integrity as the laatsch sets tone for the future of the program.
Bani Bamideli is a sports reporter for Panama City News Herald. He can be reached at abamidele@gannett.com or through X, which was previously known as Twitter, @adebanjibamide1,