In a significant move for the Papillion-La Vista Monarchs, Sean McLaughlin has officially been named the new head football coach. This announcement marks a new chapter for the Monarchs, who look to build on their legacy.
McLaughlin, a seasoned professional in the coaching field, transitions from his role at Gretna East where he was both a track and field coach and assistant football coach. Before that, he honed his skills as an athletic trainer at Papillion-La Vista South, showing his versatile expertise in the sport.
A product of Millard West, McLaughlin was not only coached by his father, Dan, but also played football there before successfully transitioning to Wayne State after beginning his college journey at South Dakota. His extensive experience in the game gives him a unique perspective in developing talent and leading teams to success.
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Reflecting on his appointment, Monarchs athletic director Jeff Govier expressed his excitement about McLaughlin’s arrival, saying, “We are excited about the future of Monarchs football under his leadership. His diverse coaching and His proven leadership makes him exceptionally qualified for this position.” The Monarchs are optimistic that McLaughlin’s strategic approach will take them to new heights.
In a related development, former Monarchs head coach Tim Williams is set to take on an assistant role at Omaha Creighton Prep next season, paving the way for McLaughlin to implement his vision for the program .
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