Randolph native will help coach All Star team
NORFOLK — Steve Neptune of West Holt High School and Dan Maresh of Bancroft- Rosalie/Lyons-Decator have been named head coaches for the Red vs. White Northeast Nebraska All-Star Football Classic, according to Mike Sunderman, President of the Classic’s Board of Directors.
The 8 th annual game will be held Saturday, June 13, at Veteran’s Memorial Field in Norfolk.
Randolph native Colin Schurman has been named as an assistant coach to the Red Team.
Neptune served as an assistant for the Red Team in the 2015 game and will lead the Reds in 2020. Maresh was an assistant for the White Team in 2015 and will serve as head coach for the Whites this year.
Neptune is appreciative of the opportunity to lead the Reds. “It is my honor to be able to coach such a fine group of athletes. Not only is it fun for the kids but the coaches as we get to work with some of the best athletes in the northeast and central part of Nebraska. It is also fun for me as I get to work with some fine coaches and be able to get great ideas and coaching points from them.”
Neptune’s staff will include Justin Jordan of Lutheran High Northeast, Joe Kvidera of Emerson-Hubbard, Chris Nemetz of West Holt, Colin Schurman of Stuart Public School and Cody Volk of Pender.
Schurman graduated from WSC in 2014. He started coaching Randolph for two seasons while he was going back to school at Wayne State. He claims that coaching at Randolph was a great way to start his coaching career before moving on to Stuart. He has been the head football and girls’ basketball coach at Stuart for 4 years. Schurman was born and raised in Randolph.
Sunderman said his Board of Directors are very pleased with the high quality of the coaches selected to coach in the 2020 game. “These coaches have all had success in the coaching ranks, have many years of experience and are men of tremendous character. The coaches are currently busy determining their teams and are excited to be able to help provide this experience for the players, their families and the football fans in Northeast Nebraska.”
