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High School Sports

July 16, 2012

Barron hired as Westmont football coach

Westmont Hilltop has tabbed Pat Barron to lead the Hilltoppers varsity football program.

Barron’s hiring as the program’s coach came during a special meeting held by the Westmont Hilltop Board of Education on Monday. Barron, a Westmont Hilltop graduate, had previously served as an assistant coach at Greater Johnstown. He replaces Matt Glennon, who held a 10-30 record as coach of the Hilltoppers.

Westmont Hilltop – 2-8 a season ago – has not had a winning record since 2006 when it finished 5-4.

A motion to hire former Johnstown Chiefs player Dmitri Tarabrin as an assistant coach for the Hilltoppers hockey program was also on the board’s agenda.

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