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Tim McIntosh, St. John Bosco

McIntosh guided the Braves to a runner-up finish in the CIF State Division III and Southern Section finals. St. John Bosco, which qualified for the State meet for the seventh time since 2000, also swept the top four places in the Trinity League finals to win its 16th consecutive league title. It is the fifth time that the 24-year coach has been named Dream Team Coach of the Year. The St. John Bosco grad was also recognized in 2003, 2004, 2006 and 2008.

 

 

St. John Bosco High School        Press Release                                         January 12^th, 2010

 

JASON NEGRO NAMED ST. JOHN BOSCO HEAD FOOTBALL COACH

 

St. John Bosco High School has named Jason Negro, a 1991 graduate of SJB, as the school’s new football coach.

The energetic and outgoing Negro returns to St. John Bosco High School after a successful seven year run at Trabuco Hills High School, where he guided his team to the finals in 2007 and 2009. During the past four years, Negro compiled a record of 40-14, including an 18-2 record in league and 10-4 in the play-offs.

“Coming back home to St. John Bosco High School is a tremendous opportunity for me and my family. I am thoroughly excited to get started as soon as possible,” says Negro.

Coach Negro and his wife Carrie and their two children Rylie (6) and Reece (3), currently reside in Fountain Valley and are members of St. Simon and Jude Catholic Parish in Huntington Beach, where their oldest daughter Rylie attends school.

“We are excited to have Jason as our next football coach,” Principal Pat Lee says, “Jason is a terrific person, teacher and coach. His personality and work ethic will inspire and motivate our students, alumni, and supporters. We know that Jason is the right person to lead our school to the success that our community wants and deserves.”

Negro has strong ties to the Bosco community coaching varsity defensive backs and as a defensive coordinator for the Braves for three years starting back in 1998. He brings a fast-paced, no huddle offensive attack as well as an aggressive and physical defensive style.

While attending Bosco, Negro was a two sport star, lettering in both football and baseball, and earning all-league honors. Born and raised in Bellflower, Negro has two younger brothers Josh and Jake who also attended Bosco, and parents Mike and Anna who were also very active in the community.

A graduate of Cal State Dominguez Hills, Negro hold a BS Degree in Mathematics and a Professional Clear Teaching Credential in Mathematics.

 

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Nov. 15, 2009

Box Score

MORGANTOWN, W. Va. - Following a scoreless draw in two overtimes, the St. John’s men’s soccer team won its record eighth BIG EAST Tournament crown after defeating Notre Dame in a penalty kick shootout, 5-3. Derby Carrillo made four saves in the game to lead St. John’s (9-2-9). Carrillo, who also made one stop in the shootout, earned Most Outstanding Defensive Player honors and was named to the All-Tournament team. Andrew Quinn made three saves for Notre Dame (10-7-4).

“This was a tremendous BIG EAST battle against a very, well-coached Notre Dame team,” said head coach Dr. Dave Masur. “I thought we played with great intensity and determination this afternoon to win the championship.”

In just the 1st minute St. John’s had the first scoring chance of the game as Connor Lade one-timed a loose ball, but fired high. Walter Hines then sent a shot on goal in the 3rd minute, but Quinn made the save.