PJP chooses Jeanmard to lead football team


Published on Friday, April 11, 2008 12:21 PM CDT



Chris Kinkaid
St. Tammany News

Pope John Paul II has named Mark Jeanmard its new football coach. He replaces Chris Lachney, who resigned last month.

Jeanmard, a 1991 graduate of Redemptorist, comes over after spending the last three years as an offensive coordinator at Metairie Park Country Day.

Mark Jeanmard

The announcement was made this afternoon.

Jeanmard said knows about PJP football since Country Day has scrimmaged against the Jags previously.

"I’m very familiar with the program. I’ve always been very impressed with the kids when we played them," Jeanmard said. "They were always physical, they worked hard and they listened to their coaches when I was on the other side, so that’s very important."

For more on the new coach, see Friday’s edition of the St. Tammany News.


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1 comment(s)

    Frank E. Jeanmard wrote on Apr 10, 2008 12:59 PM:

    " Trivia:

    Coach Mark Jeanmard shared something with Pope John Paul II who the school is named after, the same birthday. "

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