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York was hired after July 1st. The new super's contract began on July 1st. Again, nice try to spin it but the facts don't support your claims. And I can't believe you would advise young athletes to quit playing or to demand a new coach, no responsible ADULT would do that. So, this leads me to believe you are a student, which explains a lot. You only get 4 years of high school to play sports, quitting isn't proving any point to anyone. The coach still gets his paycheck, and you get nothing. Yeah, showed him didn't you!

And are you telling me that when you have a boss you don't like, you going to demand the company fire him for a new boss? HAHA. Yeah, that's how it works buddy.

Just to prove you wrong and show everyone you done know jack**** this is an article from the local paper and tells when York was hired which was in June which was when Armstrong was still superintendent! So make up some more stuff LCHSbulldogsalum

Hometown son comes back to Louisa; York hired as Head Boys Basketball Coach...



By Catrina Vargo

Travis YorkTravis YorkLawrence County High School welcomes back one of its own, hiring Travis York as head coach of the boys basketball team. He replaces coach Josh Cook who left after last season for a job in Mercer Co, Kentucky.


York, who was officially hired June 9, will also be teaching in the Social Studies Department, though the exact position was yet to be determined, as of Friday, June 20, when he was interviewed by Lazer staff.

York graduated from LCHS in 1999, and attended Lee University in Cleveland, Tennessee, where he earned a Bachelors Degree in History and a Masters in Educational Leadership and Administration.

After graduating from college, York worked at New Miami High School in New Miami, Ohio, where he served as Assistant JV coach for four years. He then worked for three years as Assistant Basketball Coach for Miami University Hamilton in Hamilton, Ohio, and later became Head Coach.

York said he is anxious to get started with practice and basketball camp. He thanked LCHS Assistant Coach, Paul Preece for keeping the program in top shape in between coaches.

"I'm so happy to be moving back home permanently," York said. "I look forward to being in the community with family and friends, and want to help any way I can."

Travis York is the son of Jerry York of Louisa and Denise Burton Rodgers of Texas. He is married to April York, and has two children Laynie, 7 and Bryson, 4.