Rams Head Baseball Coach Announces Resignation; Cites Business Promotion for the Decision (CNBNews)

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Monday, November 18, 2019

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Tussey posted the following statement regarding his resignation on his Twitter page; "This is one of the toughest decisions I have had to make, but today (Nov 15, 2019) I have officially stepped down as Head Coach of Gloucester Catholic. having the opportunity to run the top baseball program in the history of New Jersey baseball has been a true honor. I unfortunately am unable to dedicate the time needed to run the program at the level it deserves.

To Mr. Murphy, Mr. Beckett and the entire school, thank you for giving me the chance and the guidance to run our program.

To my coaches and players, I take a life time of memories that I will forever be thankful for. Over the past four years together we have accomplished four Conference Championships, three South Jersey Championships ands two State Championships. Thank you Rams,

Adam Tussey

GLOUCESTER CITY NJ (Nov. 18, 2019)--Gloucester Catholic head baseball coach Adam Tussey met with players on Friday to tell them he was resigning from the post. Tussey told members of the team he is stepping down because he was offered a

promotion by his employer.

"I explained, being the head coach for the Rams baseball program was a lifetime dream that came true. I wrestled with this decision for sometime. Ultimately I had to look at my future and what was best for my family. In my new position at work I will have more responsibilities and less free time to coach the team.”

Tussey was named head coach in 2015. During the past four seasons he compiled a record of 92-21. Included in that record are four Conference Championships, three SJ Championships, and two State Championship Titles.

Posted by CNBNewsnet on Monday, November 18, 2019 at 10:05 AM in Announcements/Classifieds, BREAKING NEWS, COMMUNITY EVENTS, Gloucester Catholic High School, Gloucester City High School, Gloucester City NEWS, New Jersey , NORTH JERSEY, South Jersey, Sports, SPORTS BY RAYMOND ROLAK | Permalink | Comments (5)

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