Gary Quisno

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  Published on: 6/24/2008    Last Visited: 6/25/2008  

  For the first time in 30 years, Gary Quisno will not be roaming the sidelines directing the efforts of Oak Harbor High School football players.For 29 years, Gary Quisno led Oak Harbor to winning season after winning season.He won award after award, league championship, appearances in the State Playoffs, and on and on.
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  Little did anyone know then the impact Gary Quisno would have on the younger brothers of the players at that banquet.I covered Gary when he first got hired at Danbury.We used to carry on unrelated conversations on the sidelines while the games were ongoing.Two years later, when Les Sprouse was the president of the Benton-Carroll-Salem School Board, Gary was hired to take over the Rocket football program.
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  "He wanted to bring in an inexperienced coach, and we (the school board) wanted Gary."It turned out to be a prophetic decision.Tuesday night, the Oak Harbor Rotary honored Gary Quisno for his 29 years of service to the athletes and students of Oak Harbor.I was there for that special occasion, having been with him on the sideline many times over the last 31 years.I got to know Gary so well, I was able to quote him without talking with him.He taught me "Coach-Speak".He was such a stickler for fundamentals.
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  So, it was right and fitting that Gary Quisno received his overdue accolades Tuesday evening at Catawba Island Club.He has gained the loyalty and admiration of teachers, coaches, students and former players, who will always call him by the name that demonstrates the highest level of respect...Coach.

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  Published on: 9/28/2002    Last Visited: 9/28/2002  

  • Gary Quisno, head football coach at Oak Harbor High School

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  Gary Quisno 1972 Port Clinton City School District
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  Football - 2 Basketball - 2 Track - 3 1972 Port Clinton High School Scholar Athlete of the Year MVP 8-1-1 GLL Championship Team 1971 First Team All GLL Captain of 1972 Track Team Football Scholarship to Miami of Ohio Member of Mid American Championship Teams 1973-1975 Played in Three Tangerine Bowls Twenty-Four Years as Head Coach with the Overall Record of 184-65 Upon graduation in Math Education from Miami University, Gary took a job at the Pontiac Central High School where he was assistant football and track coach for one year before moving to Danbury High School. He coached football and track at Danbury for two years. Gary was them hired as a math teacher and head football coach at Oak Harbor for the 1979-80 school year where he continues to teach and coach to this day. He has had only two losing seasons during this time. Gary's current coaching record is 184-65. He was named District Coach of the Year in 1991. He had twice been chosen to coach in the North - South All Star Game and in 2000 was selected as head coach.
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  Gary Quisno 1972

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  Longtime Oak Harbor coach Gary Quisno retired, and then ended up on the sidelines as the head coach of SBC rival Perkins.

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  About the same time I went into the newspaper business, Gary Quisno became the new head football coach at Danbury.For the past 31 years, we have remained friends and colleagues, and it was a privilege to be asked to attend the special evening arranged to honor him by the Oak Harbor Rotary Club.It gave me another chance to write a memoir of my working and personal relationship with Gary, a man I have grown to respect over these many years.Apparently, I'm not the only one.Read more ...

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  Published on: 5/24/2008    Last Visited: 6/25/2008  

  WHEREAS, Gary Quisno has concluded a highly successful career as Head Football Coach and Mathematics teacher at the Oak Harbor, Ohio High School, andWHEREAS, In his twenty-nine years he compiled an amazing record of 217 wins and 90 losses including two undefeated teams and with only three losing seasons, andWHEREAS, his teams won three SLL Championships and five SBC Championships, andWHEREAS, He was named the 2006 AP Division IV Ohio Coach of the Year, and WHEREAS, Coach Quisno was also named Coach of the Year by the Toledo Blade, Italian American Sports Club, Toledo Chapter / National Football Foundation, and the NW Ohio Football Coaches Association, andWHEREAS, He has been honored as the NW District Coach of the year four times, andWHEREAS, He served as the head coach in 2000 and assistant coach in 1992 for the Ohio North/South All Star Football Classic, andWHEREAS, During his tenure, he made major contributions as Athletic Director, Assistant Athletic Director and Assistant Track Coach, and WHEREAS, He was able to attract and retain a number of dedicated and loyal assistant coaches to whom he credits a considerable amount of the program's success, and WHEREAS, in addition to his assignments in the athletic department, he served as a distinguished member of the academic faculty teaching a variety of mathematic courses including Integrated Math, Algebra I, Algebra II, Geometry and Calculus, now be itRESOLVED, That the Rotary Club of Oak Harbor, Ohio does hereby express its sincere gratitude and appreciation to Coach Gary Quisno for his outstanding contributions to the Oak Harbor High School and the Community of Oak Harbor, and be it furtherRESOLVED, That members of Rotary offer their collective THANK YOU for the many interesting and informative Rotary programs presented by Coach Quisno over the years and wish him continued success in his future endeavors.

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  Published on: 8/24/2007    Last Visited: 8/24/2007  

  With 15 seniors back who helped Oak Harbor reach the Division IV semifinal, veteran coach Gary Quisno said the cupboard is not bare.
  
  "They all have so much experience from last year's playoff run," Quisno said."They're a little bigger and stronger than last year.
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  Quisno, who is 216-80 in his 28-year career at Oak Harbor, guided the fourth ranked Rockets to an upset over defending champion Coldwater in the playoffs last year.The 13-1 mark was the best in school history.The Rockets went 12-2 in 1999 and reached the state semifinals.
  
  "To be honest, we have not spoken much about last year," Quisno said.

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  About the same time I went into the newspaper business, Gary Quisno became the new head football coach at Danbury.For the past 31 years, we have remained friends and col ...

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  Published on: 9/18/2004    Last Visited: 9/18/2004  

  "At times, it looked like men against boys," said a disgusted Oak Harbor coach Gary Quisno.
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  "They have very skilled players on that team," Quisno said.
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  "We couldn't tackle anybody out there," Quisno said.
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  "We are having trouble with a little bit of everything," Quisno said about his offense."We just couldn't get it going.If it were one thing, we'd fix it and move on."
  
  The Rockets edged Huron 22-21 a year ago, but now have to travel to Clyde next week looking for a win to even their Sandusky Bay Conference record.
  
  "Basically, we just need to get better in a hurry," Quisno said.

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  Published on: 4/5/2002    Last Visited: 4/5/2002  

  Gary Quisno is a math teacher at 700-student Oak Harbor High and has coached the football team the last 23 years.
  
  "I'm not a foe of nuclear energy," he said."This day and age, you need all the energy sources you can get."
  
  The community has benefited from Davis-Besse in part through the plant's property taxes, which finance modern school facilities, Quisno said.

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