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St. Louis Public Schools will be holding a press conference today announcing former NBA star Anthony Bonner as Executive Director of Community Outreach and new head basketball coach at Vashon High School.
4 Comments:
I'm confused! What happen to the American Basketball Association’s - St. Louis Stunners announced back in June that Bonner would be the team’s head coach and assistant general manager? "Loved the Logo"
10/16/2006 10:21 AM
Anthony Bonner will make a great coach for the Vashon. He was an exceptional player in high school, and held his ground in the NBA. Hopefully, he can keep the winning tradition alive, and take it up a notch. This is a good example of hiring someone that comes from the neighborhood so that they can give back to the community, and get paid for it!
Good luck to Anthony Bonner. If Floyd Irons is no longer to be the coach for Vashon, at least he was replaced by one of the most notable Vashonites in their basketball history.
VASHON,YO,VASHON,THE V!!!!!!!!
10/16/2006 10:39 AM
The parents that spoke at school board meeting didn't seem ecstatic. Can't remember if it had anything to do with level of coaching expreience of Bonner or disappointment at firing of Irons.
10/16/2006 1:33 PM
Good Luck Coach Bonner.
10/17/2006 2:32 PM
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