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After 14 city titles and 64 All-Americans, this Staten Island coach is Hall of Fame bound

By Big New York · 11/03/2026 · Updated 11/03/2026

The prolific cross country and track and field coach will be inducted into the Armory's next Hall of Fame class.

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The prolific cross country and track and field coach will be inducted into the Armory's next Hall of Fame class.

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