By Tim Peterson
(Santa Fe Springs) – Mike Moschetti has stepped down as the head football coach at St. Paul after three seasons he confirmed Friday.
St. Paul went 15-19 overall during Moschetti’s three-year tenure including 1-3 in the playoffs. The Swordsmen started last season 0-7 but won their last three games to make the playoffs. They lost to Redondo Union 14-13 in the second round of the CIF Division 5 playoffs and finished with an overall record of 4-8.
St. Paul qualified for the playoffs in all three years under Moschetti.
“I just struggled to get the players to play big time football. It’s all on me. 4-8 (record) is something I have to live with. I got to win games and I didn’t get it done,” Moschetti said.
St. Paul will begin the search for a new head coach effective immediately.
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Could not get St> Paul football players to play “big time football”. So it’s not his fault it’s the players fault. He will show up somewhere and fail to get his players to play big boy football.
scheduling those monster matchups did them no favors, kids want to win. 1st rd playoff exits and 3-5 win seasons are not going to attract anyone. Rick Z had things well established.