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VESTAVIA, Ala (WBRC) – Vestavia Hills High School has announced that the former rebel will return as the school’s new head football coach.
Robert Evans graduated from Vestavia Hills High School in 1999 and served as a defender on Buddy Anderson’s 1998 state championship team.
He has served since 2018 as a defense coordinator at Mountain Brook High School. He previously served eight years as a linebacker coach and defense coordinator at Hoover High School and spent time at Oak Mountain, Spanish Fort and UAB.
Todd Freeman, superintendent of Vestavia Hills, ed., Described Evans as “a man by nature, a committed trainer, and a great football coach.”
“He will lead our football program into the future honestly, which has been the foundation of our program. We are excited to have Robert and his wife Anne in the Vestavia Hills team,” Freeman said today.
A meeting between Robert and his wife Anne Evans will be held on Monday, January 17 at 6pm at Vestavia Hills High School. The event is held at the school gym and is open to everyone.
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