“I would like to thank all my former assistant coaches for (their) dedication, their endless time and enthusiasm for this program that I dearly love,” he said in a statement. “Finally, I would like to thank all the players, parents, boosters and the community for allowing me to be part of their lives and community and giving me a lifetime of memories and joy.”
The Panthers boys and girls soccer programs rocketed to the area’s best D-I teams after joining the GWOC. Bohaboy’s accomplishments were numerous:
• A 257-128-58 career record (.646 winning percentage).
• A 132-22-22 conference record (.813).
• Nine-time conference coach of the year.
• Three-time district coach of the year.
• Ten conference titles; eight in the GWOC and two in the FAVC.
• Eight-time district finalist.
• 2016 district champion.
• Eight players who were conference players of the year, including two-time POY and 2017 grad Christian Wright, Springboro’s only first team All-Ohioan.
“It is rare in this era to find many coaches with the longevity that Coach Bohaboy has sustained,” AD Austin Rhodes said in a release. “On behalf of the entire Springboro Athletic Community, I would like to express our thanks to Coach Bohaboy for everything he has done for our student-athletes and the soccer community. You will be missed.”
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