Monday, June 11, 2012
He said he knew it was a possibility, and took the opportunity when it came up.
Maplewood Richmond Heights one-year athletic director Malcolm Hill will be an assistant principal at University City High School, not athletic director, as originally planned. He said he knew it was a possibility. "It’s something I went to school for," he said. "I'm pretty sure I’ll do a good job at it. I’ll be able to do good things over there." Hill said he had partial assistant principal duties at Normandy High School, where he was before MRH. "When I came to Maplewood I was fully for athletics, and I was fine with that, but this opportunity presented itself, as possibly being an assistant principal," he said. "It’s a career move for me so I decided to take it." MRH's seven-year assistant principal Mike Maclin is leaving to be principal…
Sunday, May 13, 2012
Rich Nixon, who won two state championships at Hazelwood Central, has been hired as head football coach and athletic director at MRH.
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Sunday, May 13, 2012
Maplewood Richmond Heights football didn't go with out a coach for long. Two-year, but highly successfull head coach, Brandon Gregory, resigned from the position on May 4 to coach at Francis Howell North. MHR also needed an athletic director. Malcolm Hill, MRH AD since last July, has accepted the same position at University City High School. Rich Nixon, a coach who won two state championships at Hazelwood Central has been hired as the MRH head football coach and athletic director. He'll also be the middle school physical education teacher. He's currently at Hazelwood Central High School, and will begin his duties at MRH on July 1, 2012. “We are thrilled to have been able to bring Rich to MRH,” said Superintendent Linda Henke. “He will be a…
Monday, April 23, 2012
The U City school board made it official at its last meeting. MRH Vice Principal Michael Maclin is headed there too.
Maplewood Richmond Heights athletic director, Malcolm Hill, submitted his resignation early last week. He has accepted the same position at University City High School. The University City School Board accepted his contract at its meeting on April 19. Hill would give no other details other than to say he’s looking forward to taking on the position at a school the size of University City. It’s a Class 4 school in most sports. MRH is Class 3. Hill spent one year as MRH athletic director. He was hired last summer. MRH Director of Communications Brian Adkisson said the listing for a new MRH athletic director was posted on April 17. MRH vice principal Michael Maclin is also headed for University City HS. Patch announced on March 9 that he’ll be…
Tuesday, February 7, 2012
Eyewitnesses at the MRH-Valley Park game said the referee yelled at Frazier, and Frazier had no reply.
Maplewood Richmond Heights boys basketball coach Corey Frazier didn’t witness one of his team’s big wins of the season because he had been ejected the game before. Per MSHSAA rules, he had to miss the following game. The Blue Devils beat Whitfield 47-41 on Saturday, the game where Caleb Greenwalt hit four 3-pointers. It was in a game the day before, against Valley Park, that Frazier was ejected. Why he was ejected seems to be a mystery. In a St. Louis Post Dispatch article, eyewitnesses at the game are quoted as saying the official who ejected Frazier stood over him and yelled at him. Frazier took to Twitter following the game that night. “Never been so miss treated before in my life. Smh... Devil is busy tonight. Thank God I'm a Christian…
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Wednesday, January 25, 2012
The prospective coach is a 2007 MRH graduate. The school board needs to approve the decision before it's official.
Ryan Robertson, a 2007 graduate from Maplewood Richmond Heights High School, has been selected as an assistant baseball coach, pending school board approval. Robertson played with head coach Jonathan Webb during MRH's last district title game prior to the 2011 game against Brentwood. “You know he has a passion and cares about this high school,” athletic director Malcolm Hill said. “He’s going to work hard with our young baseball players, so we’re excited to have him.” Webb said Robertson will work primarily with infielders and the offensive game, especially base-running skills. Robertson graduated from the University of Tennessee with a business degree last year, and volunteered as an assistant MRH soccer coach in the fall. Rob Welcker, …
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Wednesday, October 26, 2011
He took two Maplewood Richmond Heights teams to state-level competition last year, and he's being noticed.
Forty or so Blue Devils arrive at Ryan Hummert Park, walking the couple blocks from school, carrying shoulder pads. They don’t spend much time in the shade before head football coach Brandon Gregory (“Coach Greg,” “BG”) gets on them to start warming up. They realize that Gregory, 31, knows his stuff. His football days began at age 6, and his credentials include football coach of the year from the Demetrious Johnson Charitable Foundation and the St. Louis American newspaper. Those came last season after he led the Maplewood Richmond Heights football team to the state championship game in his first year as head coach. Athletic director: Gregory's work ethic yields student response Gregory now has another biggie on his resume: After achieving…
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Monday, August 22, 2011
Parents and fans of Maplewood Richmond Heights athletes were given a glimpse into what this season will hold during a Blue and White Night on Friday.
With less than a week until the Maplewood Richmond Heights football team's season opener against MICDS, the MRH cheerleaders are clearly ready. "We're the blue, we're the white, we're MRH!" they shouted in the high school gymnasium as part of the MRH Blue and White Night on Friday. The event allowed parents and supporters to gain a sneak preview of the fall sports season and meet the coaches. (See videos of the MRH cheerleaders and football team on our Facebook page devoted entirely to MRH sports: www.facebook.com/MRHBlueDevils) The evening started with a brief introduction by new athletic director Malcolm Hill. He said he's new to the program but he's already a big MRH fan. "I look forward to a great athletic year," he said. In addition …
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Wednesday, July 27, 2011
Malcolm Hill comes to Maplewood Richmond Heights High School after a successful coaching and teaching career at Normandy High School.
In July, Malcolm Hill started as the athletic director for Maplewood Richmond Heights High School. Hill worked in the Normandy School District for 17 years in different capacities. (See related on Patch: Hill's Son Has Been Heavily Recruited) We at Patch.com asked Hill to talk to us about his background, transition into the new job and what goals he's established in the athletic department. The dialogue has been slightly edited for grammar and length. Family: Angelia Anderson Hill, wife; three sons (15, 12, 6) and one daughter (2). Home town: East St. Louis, IL (Assumption High School) Residence: Fairview Heights, IL Education: Studied social studies and special education at University of Missouri-St. Louis, where he played basketball. Has…
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Malcolm Hill Jr. is a student at Belleville East High School in Illinois.
In addition to being the new athletic director at Maplewood Richmond Heights High School, Malcolm Hill is the father of a heavily recruited high school basketball player. (See related on Patch: Meet Malcolm Hill, MRH's New Athletic Director) Here's a look at what some media are saying about Malcolm Hill Jr.:
Elaine Drake
2:19 pm on Wednesday, January 25, 2012
Fantastic! Ryan will be a great role model for the next generation of MRH players! Congrats to Ryan and MRH! more ›