Rocky Johnson steps down as Howell hockey coach after winning regional titles
Rocky Johnson is stepping down as the Howell hockey coach after five years, during which the team secured two regional titles and significant rankings.
By the Numbers- Howell's record under Johnson: 66-56-5 in five seasons
- The team rose to No. 5 in the state Division 1 rankings during the past season
Johnson's decision to step down is driven by personal reasons, prioritizing family, and the desire to focus on spending time with his grandchild.
State of Play- Johnson's departure follows that of boys basketball coach Nick Simon, marking a shift in leadership for successful Howell winter sports.
- Howell hockey program had reached the regional final in four out of Johnson's five seasons.
The Howell hockey program will need to find a new head coach to lead the team and continue its success in the upcoming seasons.
Bottom LineRocky Johnson leaves a legacy of regional titles and impactful relationships with players, emphasizing the importance of personal connections in coaching.
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