Clayton Valley hires Nathan Kenion as next football coach
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Just saw that Nathan Kenion is taking over at Clayton Valley Football 
... really good news for the team! I mean, they've lost some talented players due to COVID and Justin Alumbaugh isn't going to be able to lead them anymore, so this new guy's got his work cut out. I'm not sure what to expect from Kenion, but it's always nice to see some fresh blood bring a new energy to a team. I've been following De La Salle's squad when he was the defensive coordinator and I thought he did a great job, so fingers crossed that'll translate to success at Clayton Valley!
... really good news for the team! I mean, they've lost some talented players due to COVID and Justin Alumbaugh isn't going to be able to lead them anymore, so this new guy's got his work cut out. I'm not sure what to expect from Kenion, but it's always nice to see some fresh blood bring a new energy to a team. I've been following De La Salle's squad when he was the defensive coordinator and I thought he did a great job, so fingers crossed that'll translate to success at Clayton Valley! so i'm thinking about sports news, right? anyway Nathan Kenion is taking over as coach of Clayton Valley football team, replacing Justin Alumbaugh who got covid 
. i feel bad for alumbaugh, thats a bummer.i think kenion's experience from de la salle as defensive coordinator will help him get the eagles flying again
. its gonna be tough tho, rebuilding team spirit and winning games takes time. but hey, kenion seems like a solid pick...what do you guys think? should clayton valley fans be optimistic about this new coach?I remember when I used to watch high school footy matches with my friends at our local park , it was always so hyped up! Now, Nathan Kenion's taking over as coach, replacing Justin Alumbaugh... what's changed, right? 
Still gonna be all about the team spirit and winning games, just like back in the day 
. De La Salle's defence under his watch, I bet he's good at it 
. Clayton Valley's got some big shoes to fill after Alumbaugh, but Kenion's experience will surely come in handy. Hope he can bring that same energy and passion as a coach as he did when he was the defensive coordinator 
. Those days of cheering on our local teams with friends are still so special... wish I could go back to those times 
, it was always so hyped up! Now, Nathan Kenion's taking over as coach, replacing Justin Alumbaugh... what's changed, right? Still gonna be all about the team spirit and winning games, just like back in the day . De La Salle's defence under his watch, I bet he's good at it . Clayton Valley's got some big shoes to fill after Alumbaugh, but Kenion's experience will surely come in handy. Hope he can bring that same energy and passion as a coach as he did when he was the defensive coordinator . Those days of cheering on our local teams with friends are still so special... wish I could go back to those times omg I'm so excited for Nathan Kenion to take over as Clayton Valley's new football coach! 
he was an awesome defensive coordinator at De La Salle, so I have high hopes for him to turn things around at Eagles 
they really need a boost after that tough season last year 
and COVID-19 is no joke, so I'm glad Justin Alumbaugh won't be taking unnecessary risks with his health 
hopefully Nathan can bring in some fresh ideas and get the team playing their best football 
️ it's all about team spirit and winning games, and I think he's the man to do it 
he was an awesome defensive coordinator at De La Salle, so I have high hopes for him to turn things around at Eagles they really need a boost after that tough season last year and COVID-19 is no joke, so I'm glad Justin Alumbaugh won't be taking unnecessary risks with his health hopefully Nathan can bring in some fresh ideas and get the team playing their best football ️ it's all about team spirit and winning games, and I think he's the man to do it I'm low-key disappointed about this new hire . I mean, Nathan Kenion's got some solid experience under his belt, but is he really the best fit for Clayton Valley? They've been struggling lately, you feel me? It's like they're stuck in a rut and need someone with a fresh perspective to shake things up .
I'm not saying Justin Alumbaugh wasn't doing his job or anything, but COVID-19 sucks, and it's always tough when your team loses a leader like that
. Now, I know some people are gonna be all about Clayton Valley becoming the next big thing, but let's keep it real – they need more than just one coach to turn things around 
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I'm worried Kenion might try to impose his own style too quickly, and that's when you'll really see the team struggle
. I hope he takes some time to get to know the players and understand what works for them, not just what he thinks should work 
. Fingers crossed he can bring back that spark and lead them to victory .
. I mean, Nathan Kenion's got some solid experience under his belt, but is he really the best fit for Clayton Valley? They've been struggling lately, you feel me? It's like they're stuck in a rut and need someone with a fresh perspective to shake things up .I'm not saying Justin Alumbaugh wasn't doing his job or anything, but COVID-19 sucks, and it's always tough when your team loses a leader like that
. Now, I know some people are gonna be all about Clayton Valley becoming the next big thing, but let's keep it real – they need more than just one coach to turn things around .I'm worried Kenion might try to impose his own style too quickly, and that's when you'll really see the team struggle
. I hope he takes some time to get to know the players and understand what works for them, not just what he thinks should work . Fingers crossed he can bring back that spark and lead them to victory .I'm hyped about Nathan Kenion taking over as Clayton Valley's new football coach 
! I mean, having him step out of his role as De La Salle's defensive coordi to lead the Eagles is like getting a coach who's already proven himself on that field . Plus, it's all about giving him a fresh start and seeing what he can do with a new team, right? I'm curious to see how he'll rebuild the team's spirit after COVID-19 took Justin Alumbaugh out of the game . It's like, you've gotta give your team time to heal and come back strong, you know? And with Kenion at the helm, I think the Eagles got a good shot at doing just that 
. Fingers crossed for them! 
! I mean, having him step out of his role as De La Salle's defensive coordi to lead the Eagles is like getting a coach who's already proven himself on that field . Plus, it's all about giving him a fresh start and seeing what he can do with a new team, right? I'm curious to see how he'll rebuild the team's spirit after COVID-19 took Justin Alumbaugh out of the game . It's like, you've gotta give your team time to heal and come back strong, you know? And with Kenion at the helm, I think the Eagles got a good shot at doing just that . Fingers crossed for them! just heard about this new coaching gig for Nathan Kenion at Clayton Valley... I gotta say, I'm stoked! The guy's got some serious football credentials under his belt, having worked with De La Salle as their defensive coordinator... that's like a dream come true for any coach. And I can imagine he'll bring some top-notch tactics and strategies to the table to help restore team spirit and get those wins rolling in! now, let's see how this all plays out and if they can pull off an amazing season... fingers crossed for Clayton Valley!
The guy's got some serious football credentials under his belt, having worked with De La Salle as their defensive coordinator... that's like a dream come true for any coach. And I can imagine he'll bring some top-notch tactics and strategies to the table to help restore team spirit and get those wins rolling in! now, let's see how this all plays out and if they can pull off an amazing season... fingers crossed for Clayton Valley! So Nathan Kenion is taking over at Clayton Valley... think it's pretty interesting how he went from defensive coordi at De La Salle to leading this new gig . I mean, you gotta feel for Alumbaugh though, COVID got the best of him . But with Kenion on board, they're hoping to revive that team spirit and get some wins under their belt . It's always tough when someone leaves a job like that, especially one in high school sports where everyone's growth is kinda tied to how well the team does 
. But I guess we'll see if Kenion can whip those Eagles into shape 
. Anyways, gotta keep an eye on this one... might be worth following! 
. I mean, you gotta feel for Alumbaugh though, COVID got the best of him . But with Kenion on board, they're hoping to revive that team spirit and get some wins under their belt . It's always tough when someone leaves a job like that, especially one in high school sports where everyone's growth is kinda tied to how well the team does . But I guess we'll see if Kenion can whip those Eagles into shape . Anyways, gotta keep an eye on this one... might be worth following! Just heard about Nathan Kenion taking over at Clayton Valley football team . Totally stoked to see someone new come in with fresh ideas, tbh 
. I think it's awesome he's coming from De La Salle's defensive coordinator role, that experience is gonna be super valuable for him . Restoring team spirit and winning games is the goal, but I'm curious if they can actually make a dent in the league this season . Kenion seems like a great coach, been hearing good things about his leadership style 
. If he can bring that same energy to Clayton Valley, I think they've got a shot at making some noise 
️. Bring it on! 
#TeamKenion #FootballFrenzy #ClaytonValleyEagles
. Totally stoked to see someone new come in with fresh ideas, tbh . I think it's awesome he's coming from De La Salle's defensive coordinator role, that experience is gonna be super valuable for him . Restoring team spirit and winning games is the goal, but I'm curious if they can actually make a dent in the league this season . Kenion seems like a great coach, been hearing good things about his leadership style . If he can bring that same energy to Clayton Valley, I think they've got a shot at making some noise ️. Bring it on! #TeamKenion #FootballFrenzy #ClaytonValleyEaglesjust got wind of this new coaching gig at Clayton Valley... i'm all for Nathan Kenion taking the helm ! he comes with some solid experience from his stint as De La Salle's defensive coordinator, so i'm hoping he'll bring that expertise to the Eagles' defense.
i feel like team spirit is a big deal in sports, and it sounds like Clayton Valley could use a boost after Justin Alumbaugh's departure. kenion seems like a great fit for the job - he's got the right mix of experience and enthusiasm to get the team back on track.
one thing that interests me is how kenion plans to address COVID-19's impact on the team. it's clear that alumbaugh won't be able to coach this season, but i'm sure kenion will find ways to make the most of the situation and keep the team motivated . overall, i think Clayton Valley fans have reason to be optimistic about their chances under kenion's leadership !
! he comes with some solid experience from his stint as De La Salle's defensive coordinator, so i'm hoping he'll bring that expertise to the Eagles' defense.i feel like team spirit is a big deal in sports, and it sounds like Clayton Valley could use a boost after Justin Alumbaugh's departure
. kenion seems like a great fit for the job - he's got the right mix of experience and enthusiasm to get the team back on track.one thing that interests me is how kenion plans to address COVID-19's impact on the team
. it's clear that alumbaugh won't be able to coach this season, but i'm sure kenion will find ways to make the most of the situation and keep the team motivated . overall, i think Clayton Valley fans have reason to be optimistic about their chances under kenion's leadership !"Be like water, my friend." 
Nathan Kenion just got the job of leading Clayton Valley's football team! He's got some big shoes to fill, especially since Justin Alumbaugh left due to COVID-19 . But I gotta give it to him, he's got experience - was De La Salle's defensive coordinator ! Now he gets to lead his own team and bring back that spirit . The fans are hoping he can do some magic with the Eagles and turn things around 
. Only time will tell if Nathan Kenion is the coach they need to win some games . Wish him luck! 
Nathan Kenion just got the job of leading Clayton Valley's football team! He's got some big shoes to fill, especially since Justin Alumbaugh left due to COVID-19 . But I gotta give it to him, he's got experience - was De La Salle's defensive coordinator ! Now he gets to lead his own team and bring back that spirit . The fans are hoping he can do some magic with the Eagles and turn things around . Only time will tell if Nathan Kenion is the coach they need to win some games . Wish him luck! just saw this news about nathan kenion taking over at clayton valley football team i think it's awesome he comes from de la salle where they have a strong program so hopefully he can bring some of that success to eagles kenion's experience as defensive coordinator will definitely be helpful in leading the team to victory but you know how it is with new coaches... sometimes it takes time for them to get settled and find their rhythm 
still super excited to see what this season has in store for clayton valley ️
i think it's awesome he comes from de la salle where they have a strong program so hopefully he can bring some of that success to eagles kenion's experience as defensive coordinator will definitely be helpful in leading the team to victory but you know how it is with new coaches... sometimes it takes time for them to get settled and find their rhythm still super excited to see what this season has in store for clayton valley ️OMG yooo Nathan Kenion is literally gonna bring that fire to Clayton Valley's football team!!! I mean, he was already doing an amazing job as De La Salle's defensive coordinator, so this is like a dream come true for all the Eagles fans out there 
! And sorry Justin Alumbaugh, hope you get better from COVID-19 ASAP 
. But Kenion is definitely gonna bring some serious coaching skills to the table and lead the team to victory ! I'm so hyped for this new season already !
Nathan Kenion is literally gonna bring that fire to Clayton Valley's football team!!! I mean, he was already doing an amazing job as De La Salle's defensive coordinator, so this is like a dream come true for all the Eagles fans out there ! And sorry Justin Alumbaugh, hope you get better from COVID-19 ASAP . But Kenion is definitely gonna bring some serious coaching skills to the table and lead the team to victory ! I'm so hyped for this new season already !So Nathan Kenion is taking over as head coach at Clayton Valley, replacing Justin Alumbaugh... that's a tough break for Alumbaugh, gotta feel bad for him . But I guess COVID-19 is no joke, can't have coaches getting sick and risking their health. On the bright side, Clayton Valley has some talented players, so it'll be interesting to see how Kenion develops them.
I've seen a lot of teams struggle with rebuilding after a coach leaves, but De La Salle's defense was pretty solid under Kenion's guidance... I'm guessing he's gonna try to replicate that success at Clayton Valley. It's all about restoring team spirit and getting those wins, gotta love the competitive fire! But we'll see how it goes, I'm sure Alumbaugh will do just fine wherever life takes him next...
. But I guess COVID-19 is no joke, can't have coaches getting sick and risking their health. On the bright side, Clayton Valley has some talented players, so it'll be interesting to see how Kenion develops them.I've seen a lot of teams struggle with rebuilding after a coach leaves, but De La Salle's defense was pretty solid under Kenion's guidance... I'm guessing he's gonna try to replicate that success at Clayton Valley. It's all about restoring team spirit and getting those wins, gotta love the competitive fire
! But we'll see how it goes, I'm sure Alumbaugh will do just fine wherever life takes him next...I'm so hyped about Nathan Kenion taking over as Clayton Valley's new football coach ! I mean, it's not every day you see someone fresh out of De La Salle's defensive coordinator role come in and shake things up like that . I'm guessing they saw some potential in him to bring that winning spirit back to the team. That COVID-19 thing really messed with their lineup, so it's good they're getting a coach who knows how to handle those kinds of situations .
I'm all for giving Kenion a chance to prove himself, and I think he'll do a great job leading the Eagles to some wins. He's gotta work hard, though - rebuilding team spirit takes time, but I got faith in him . The fans are probably pretty stoked too, so fingers crossed they can get back on track soon!
! I mean, it's not every day you see someone fresh out of De La Salle's defensive coordinator role come in and shake things up like that . I'm guessing they saw some potential in him to bring that winning spirit back to the team. That COVID-19 thing really messed with their lineup, so it's good they're getting a coach who knows how to handle those kinds of situations .I'm all for giving Kenion a chance to prove himself, and I think he'll do a great job leading the Eagles to some wins
. He's gotta work hard, though - rebuilding team spirit takes time, but I got faith in him . The fans are probably pretty stoked too, so fingers crossed they can get back on track soon!I just started following high school sports news lol 
I mean, I thought all these coaches were like super rich or something how do they even have time for it? Anyway, Nathan Kenion is the new coach at Clayton Valley, that's cool I guess. He was the defensive coordinator at De La Salle, which sounds like a pretty good gig if you ask me. But now he's gotta lead this team and make them win games... that's a lot of pressure! Do they have a big following or what? Like, do people actually care who wins their games?
I wonder how long it takes to get used to being a coach... like, does it take months or years? I feel like I need a break just thinking about all those practices and games. Do they get paid well for this kind of thing? That would be sweet! 
I mean, I thought all these coaches were like super rich or something how do they even have time for it? Anyway, Nathan Kenion is the new coach at Clayton Valley, that's cool I guess. He was the defensive coordinator at De La Salle, which sounds like a pretty good gig if you ask me. But now he's gotta lead this team and make them win games... that's a lot of pressure! Do they have a big following or what? Like, do people actually care who wins their games? I wonder how long it takes to get used to being a coach... like, does it take months or years? I feel like I need a break just thinking about all those practices and games.
Do they get paid well for this kind of thing? That would be sweet! just saw this news about Nathan Kenion taking over as coach at Clayton Valley... really hoping he can bring some positivity back to the team, they've been looking kinda down lately gotta root for 'em! I mean, replacing Alumbaugh is a big challenge, especially with COVID-19 still being around, but if anyone can do it, Kenion seems like the right guy. He's got some experience under his belt from De La Salle, so that's definitely a plus coachin' skills are key, and I'm curious to see how he'll bring that over to Clayton Valley. fingers crossed for the team!
gotta root for 'em! I mean, replacing Alumbaugh is a big challenge, especially with COVID-19 still being around, but if anyone can do it, Kenion seems like the right guy. He's got some experience under his belt from De La Salle, so that's definitely a plus coachin' skills are key, and I'm curious to see how he'll bring that over to Clayton Valley. fingers crossed for the team! so i think it's awesome that nathan kenion is taking over as coach, he's got some big shoes to fill but i'm sure he'll bring his experience from de la salle to clayton valley. covid-19 has definitely hit sports teams hard, it's not easy to replace a coach who had already built a winning culture . anyway, i hope kenion can bring that same energy and spirit to the eagles, they've been through some tough times lately 
. restoration of team morale is key, and maybe this fresh start will be just what they need 
. just saw this news about Nathan Kenion taking over at Clayton Valley... think he's got his work cut out . Lost season last year gotta feel pretty crummy for those kids. Rebuilding team spirit takes time, effort & patience but if anyone can do it, he's the man . Had a stint as DC at De La Salle, so clearly knows what he's doing . Big shoes to fill replacing Alumbaugh, but Kenion seems like the right guy for the job 
. Can't wait to see how things shake out this season 
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