That resume gave him confidence heading into the interview process, but the point he hammered home the most was his love for Haddon Township. His work as offensive coordinator the past two seasons helped the team go 5-5 in 2018 and 6-4 last year, the program’s first winning record since 2012. He’s also spent six years, including the past four, as an assistant coach. He’s a 26-year resident and parlayed his football prowess with the Hawks into a football scholarship at Fordham. “Maybe (Haddon Township) isn’t everybody’s first choice, but it definitely was for me,” he said.ĭayton, 33, has a deep connection to the school and the community.

football: Mike Sheridan steps down as Haddon Twp. The 2005 graduate was approved as the team’s next coach at the board of education meeting on Thursday. The Hawks have had five different head coaches the past 15 years, and the longest any has stayed is four seasons.

The Haddon Township High School football program has had a lot of turnover on its sidelines.

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