Regis Jesuit went 49-30 in Mark Nolan’s six seasons. (Mark Adams/CHSAANow.com)
Regis Jesuit’s Mark Nolan has been named the new football coach at Notre Dame Prep in Scottsdale, Ariz., according to the school’s Twitter account and The Arizona Republic.
https://twitter.com/notredameprepfb/status/581196004520652800
9News also reported sources “close to” Nolan had confirmed the coach stepped down from Regis.
Nolan went 49-30 in his six years as the Raiders’ coach, including an appearance in the Class 5A state title game in 2010.
He came to Regis in 2009 from The University of Colorado, where he was the Buffs’ assistant director of football operations and recruiting coordinator.
Nolan’s has coaching roots in Arizona. Most recently, he was the defensive coordinator at Brophy Prep, a high school in the Phoenix area, from 2003-06.
He also was an assistant at Gilbert (Ariz.) from 1997-2002.
Regis Jesuit went 10-2 last season and advanced to the 5A quarterfinals before losing to eventual champion Cherry Creek.
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