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Brice is right for Chichester football’s change in direction

By Matt Smith

Bob Brice has taught social studies at Chichester High School for four years. He knows the students and understands that it’s been a long time since the varsity football team has fielded a winner.

He’s looking forward to tackling the task.

Pending school board approval Feb. 19, Brice will become the new head coach of the Eagles. The position was previously held by Ryan Smith, who coached the team from 2010-2018.

A graduate of West Chester East High School, Brice, 29, was a quarterback at Widener University. He transferred from Widener and finished his undergraduate degree at West Chester University.

After college, Brice returned to East where he was an assistant coach for three years. He spent the last four seasons on coach Mike St. Clair’s staff at Rustin and was the offensive coordinator since 2017. He helped the Golden Knights reach the District 1 Class 5A final in 2018.

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2018 Banquet Awards

By Havenfootball.net Staff

The 2018 Annual Football Banquet was held this past Sunday and here are the players and their respective awards:

Ethan Belville Cowboy Up	Luke Healy Jim Saunders Sportsmanship	Emmitt Young Special Teams

Junior Varsity

Jack Ryder MVP Offense	Koll Peichel MVP Defensive	Jack Henry Lineman MVP	Alex Shehadi Lineman MVP

Freshmen

Matt Shuler MVP	Dylan Shaw Sportsmanship

A note on archived articles

By Havenfootball.net Staff

Just a quick note to our readers about the articles that appear on our web page.  Our home page, the one you are viewing now, can only accommodate a fixed amount of “posts”.  As the season gets more involved the articles will appear, move down the page, and then vanish from the home page.  All posts, however, are stored in our archives.  At the bottom right hand side of this home page is our Archives listing.  It is listed by month.  Simply click on the month you believe the article originally appeared and a list of the articles posted will appear along with the first few lines.  Click on the headline and you’ll get the article, photos and appropriate links.  Enjoy!