FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
November 18,
2014
Farmington High School Football Coach Retires After 28 Years of Service
FARMINGTON, Minn., Nov. 18, 2014 – Mark Froehling, Football
Coach at Farmington High School for the past 15 years, has announced his
retirement from the Head Coach position. Mr. Froehling coached the Tigers to 5
Conference Championships and 2 State Tournament appearances during his 15 years
as Head Coach of Farmington. In recent years Mr. Froehling was the recipient of
Minnesota's 2012 Power of Influence Award, given by the Minnesota Football
Coaches Association (MFCA). With a total of 28 years of coaching experience, he
has had a great effect on the athletics department, the football program, and
the lives of countless students.
Bill Tschida, Farmington High School Athletics Director,
said “He has had great success on the field over the years, but his greatest
impact was on the lives of the young men that he influenced by his
coaching. We are grateful to Mark for all
that he has done for Farmington High School.” Mr. Froehling will continue on at
Farmington High School as a science teacher where he plans to keep having a
positive impact on the lives of students.
Farmington
Area Public Schools serve more than 6,500 students and 30,000 residents with
K-12, Community Education and Special Education programs. The mission of
Farmington Area Public Schools is to ensure each student reaches his or her
highest aspirations while embracing responsibility to community. For more
information please visit www.farmington.k12.mn.us or contact Sally McConnaughey
at (651)463-5079, sreynolds@farmington.k12.mn.
