After 31 years, Mike Nanartowich is stepping down after this season, coaching the Hudson Hawks earlier this afternoon in his final home game at the helm of the program.
 
There have been plenty of ups and downs...wins and losses, including a State Championship in 2012...
He has earned the right to be one of the most respected and revered coaches in high school hockey across the state.
 
A cliché maybe, but it is not all about those wins and losses...
What we will miss most is the positive impact he has had on hundreds of young men spanning more than three decades; molding them, mentoring them, teaching them and pushing them to be the best version of themselves, now and in the future.
Coach bleeds red and white, and while we know this is not goodbye it is most definitely a crossroads for him, his family and certainly, the Hudson Boys Hockey program.
It has been an honor being your AD for the last seven years. Congratulations on an incredible career. Good luck in retirement...and good luck staying retired. 😉
 
Simply put, Coach ...Thank you.
#hawkforlife
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