February 13, 2019

Steeber steps away from Frazier football job

By Jeremy Sellew

Ben Bamford / For the MVI
Mike Steeber will no longer roam the Frazier sidelines after resigning.

By Jeff Oliver
For the MV Independent
When Mike Steeber took over as Frazier’s football coach, the Commodores’ program was considered pretty much an also-ran.
Under Steeber’s leadership, all of that changed. In nine seasons, Frazier made the playoffs seven times and had a high-water mark of winning the conference title in 2015 and going 11-1, losing to eventual champion Clairton in the WPIAL Class A semifinals.
However, Steeber decided to step away as head coach after nine seasons in order to spend more time with his family, which includes three children.

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