Coach George Greiner | |
Coach George Greiner taught Gym Class, Health and Driver's Ed at The High School He coached at Bridgewater "West" in 1965 Transferred over to East in 1966 He would remain at "East" until 1981 when he transferred to North Hunterdon H.S. He retired in 1997 | |
My overall experience at Bridgewater East was one of great gratitude.We had a great Superintendent in Dr. Harmon Wade,
principal Dr. Stanley Godleski, and Athletic Director,
Joe Porcaro who was the very best. Our coaching staff of Vince Bodino, Bill Apsley, Jim Norton, Joe Panzarella, Ed Ginty, Dennis Gates, Dave Adam, John Gara and Bob Powell. The coaches were extremely loyal and dedicated to our football program. Our athletes were extremely dedicated and disciplined to compete with their very best effort at all times. God has truly blessed me to be a part of such a great experience in my life. George Greiner |
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Coach Greiner today in 2011. He lives in Georgia | |
Quarterback Steve Havran on Coach Greiner Coach Greiner was not only a great Coach, he was a great man and teacher. I’ll never forget the basics that hard work pays off, as well as other life lessons Coach taught us. | |
Bruce Hennemuth on Coach Greiner Coach Greiner was very influential in my life. He assembled a remarkable staff that were all on the same page. Hard work and discipline were strongly "encouraged"! It is hard to get up for every game - we had a few games that might have gone the other way if it wasn't for Coach's emotion and motivational skills. Coach was always approachable and had a great sense of humor - he loved to joke around and poke fun at everyone. He could laugh at himself as well. I would say that he is one of the most balanced people I have met, mixing a strong work ethic with a desire to win while enjoying life and family. |