Coastal high school football coaches were recently announced as part of the coaching staff for two prestigious All-Star games. Blake Pennock, John Feaster, and Quincy Patrick from Gulfport, Pearl River Central, and West Harrison respectively, were named as assistant coaches for the Mississippi vs. Alabama All-Star game. Meanwhile, Cody Stogner from Picayune Memorial was announced as an assistant coach for the Bernard Blackwell Classic North vs. South All-Star game.
These games hold great significance for the football community, especially in a region where high school football is deeply valued. The Mississippi vs. Alabama game is scheduled for December 13th in the Magnolia State, while the Bernard Blackwell Classic North vs. South All-Star game will take place on December 20th in Gulfport, MS.
The announcement of these coaching staffs not only highlights the talent and expertise of these coaches but also underscores the importance of high school football in the local community. Fans and players alike will undoubtedly be looking forward to these All-Star games, eager to see these coaches in action and witness the best high school football talent from the region.
The presence of these coast-based coaches in such prestigious games is a testament to the quality of football coaching in the area and the commitment to excellence in high school athletics. With the support of these experienced coaches, the All-Star games are sure to be a showcase of skill and sportsmanship, further solidifying the coastal region’s reputation for producing top-tier football talent.
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