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Mustang coach Jeremy Dombek resigns - NewsOK.com
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MUSTANG — Jeremy Dombek is ready for something different.
Dombek resigned Monday following six seasons as Mustang’s coach to pursue opportunities outside of education, ending a career that spanned nearly two decades as a head coach in the state.
“Eighteen years as a head coach is long enough,” Dombek said. "I’ve enjoyed every second of it, but it’s time for me to pursue other options.”
Dombek had big success in his tenure at Mustang, leading the Broncos to two state semifinal appearances and a 39-28 overall record. But the Broncos fell short of the playoffs the last two seasons, including this season’s 4-6 finish.
But that didn’t diminish Dombek’s tenure. For the first four seasons, Mustang won seven or more games.
“It’s been the best of my coaching career,” Dombek said. “It’s just a great place. I’m proud of what we’ve done.
“Obviously, the last two years haven’t gone the way we wanted them to, but consistently over those six years I’ve been here we’ve been one of the best programs on this side of the state.”
Previously, Dombek was the head coach at Edmond North, Plainview and Perry.
Dombek resigned Monday following six seasons as Mustang’s coach to pursue opportunities outside of education, ending a career that spanned nearly two decades as a head coach in the state.
“Eighteen years as a head coach is long enough,” Dombek said. "I’ve enjoyed every second of it, but it’s time for me to pursue other options.”
Dombek had big success in his tenure at Mustang, leading the Broncos to two state semifinal appearances and a 39-28 overall record. But the Broncos fell short of the playoffs the last two seasons, including this season’s 4-6 finish.
But that didn’t diminish Dombek’s tenure. For the first four seasons, Mustang won seven or more games.
“It’s been the best of my coaching career,” Dombek said. “It’s just a great place. I’m proud of what we’ve done.
“Obviously, the last two years haven’t gone the way we wanted them to, but consistently over those six years I’ve been here we’ve been one of the best programs on this side of the state.”
Previously, Dombek was the head coach at Edmond North, Plainview and Perry.
