Bill Tracey has resigned as Wellesley High School’s head football coach after 10 seasons at the helm, and the school plans to post the job opening next week, according to a Metrowest Daily News report. The team had its best record under Tracey in 2009, when it went 9-2. Tracey also teaches industrial technology at Wellesley Middle School.
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Bill is a class act and all around great guy. He will be missed. We still use the table our daughter made in his class and although we live in Wellesley, my husband taught and coached football in Needham and will be sad to hear Bill is retiring as he has so much respect for what Bill has done for Wellesley football.
Good Luck Bill!!
Bill didn’t retire, he jumped before Brown could push him out. “Win or Die,” the John Brown approach to high school sports.