SHS girls soccer coach Conor Baranski resigns after 12-year legacy
SHS girls head soccer coach, Conor Baranski, watches his team from the sidelines in a game earlier this season. Baranski, during his 12 years as head coach, led the team to four 4A state championships and nine 4A IEL district titles.
Photo by Jason Duchow Photography
SANDPOINT — Citing wanting to spend more time with his young family, Conor Baranski, who brought home four 4A state championships, and nine 4A Inland Empire League titles back to Sandpoint, has resigned as the Sandpoint High girls soccer coach after a remarkable 12-year legacy.
“The decision is 100% based on my need to spend more time with my family, my kids specifically,” Baranski said. “It’s always been hard, but they’re now 6 and 4 (years old), so this season was the hardest since they now have their own stuff going on.”
Baranski not only coaches soccer, but said he still actively watches, reads, talks, plays — basically eats, sleeps, and breathes soccer — and if his kids are going to like it as much as he did, he wants to make sure he is more involved.
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