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The Saline High School Athletic Department announced Michael Marek as new head coach of the boys' varsity basketball team.
Marek replaces Jake Fosdick, who resigned earlier this fall and has since taken an assistant coaching position at Concordia College in Ann Arbor.
The Saline Post was not able to reach Marek Thursday, but he met the team at a 6 p.m. practice.
Athletic Director Andrew Parrish said Marek was incredibly prepared and showed great energy during the interview process.
"He's a high-energy person who's got a great plan for the entire program," Parrish said.
Parrish said there were several great candidates for the position.
Last year, in his first year on the job Marek coached Waterford Kettering to a 7-10 record. The year before, Kettering was 3-18.
Marek spent the previous year at Canton Prep, going 14-7 in 19-20. Prior to that, he coached two years at Frankel Jewish Academy in Plymouth, going 14-8 in 18-19 and 10-10 in 17-18.
Previously, he was an assistant coach at Plymouth and coached at St. John Neumann Parish in Canton.
If only we had real exposure. So much goes on behind the scenes in city government that the citizenry know nothing about. The administration is bloated, the corruption is deep, the incompetence is apparent and always gets covered up with excuses and taxes. Salines elected officials lord over us.
If that is what you actually believe, then get out, run for something, and become part of the process.
I genuinely appreciate The Saline Post's coverage of youth sports, local businesses, and the synopsis they provide of local meetings. That said, when the editor tries to offer oversized opinions predicated on hearsay, conjecture, or rumor, things quickly go off the rails.
Fog, with a high of 88 and low of 67 degrees. Mist for the morning, cloudy for the afternoon, partly cloudy in the evening, mist overnight.
Good for her!