JEFFERSONVILLE — Wednesday was an emotional day for Tim LaGrange. About 8 a.m., he sadly said goodbye to his players at Jasper High School. Seven hours later, LaGrange’s sorrow turned to joy as he was introduced as Jeffersonville High School’s 19th boys’ basketball coach in an afternoon press conference at the school. The Greater Clark School Corporation board approved the former Jasper coach by a 6-0 vote Wednesday morning in a special meeting. LaGrange replaces Jimmy Just, who resigned a month ago to become the head coach at Louisville Manual High School. “This is a position that I’m honored to accept and a professional challenge that I’m prepared and excited to attack,” LaGrange said. “As a son of a former coach and educator, basketball is in my blood and I feel like I’ve spent a lifetime preparing for this opportunity.

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“This is a great day for me personally. This is a great day for my family and it’s a great day to be a Red Devil.” LaGrange, 38, was picked from a pool of 24 candidates, nine of which interviewed for the position. Jeff athletic director Tony Branch, who conducted the coaching search along with JHS principal Steve Morris, said LaGrange brings a lot to the Red Devil table. “We’re very excited that we landed coach LaGrange from Jasper High School. He fits everything that we wanted in a coach — and I mean everything,” Branch said. “We have the complete package. Drilling Engineering By Jj Azar Pdf To Jpg.

We think that coach LaGrange has shown stability wherever he’s been. He’s shown he is a winner in every sense of the word.” In 10 seasons at Jasper, LaGrange compiled a 125-103 record with two sectional championships, two Big 8 Conference crowns and a regional title. His best season was the 2001-02 campaign as the Wildcats went 18-8 and won the Class 3A sectional and regional crowns. Jasper nearly reached the state championship game that season, losing in triple overtime of the Seymour Semistate to eventual state champion Delta on a last-second shot. Last year, the Wildcats were 9-12 with their biggest victory being a 38-37 win over then 4A No. Prior to becoming the head coach, LaGrange served as an assistant at Jasper from 1994-97. He was also a freshman coach at his alma mater, Perry Central, from 1991-92 and the junior varsity coach at Hancock County High School in Lewisport, Ky., from 1992-94.

LaGrange will not determine what kind of system he will put in at Jeff until he evaluates the current Red Devil players. At Jasper, he primarily used a motion offense and stressed fundamental basketball. The Wildcats averaged 52.3 points per game last season.

But his Jasper style could be subject to change once Jeff’s preseason practice begins. “Generally speaking, we were a motion team offensively,” LaGrange said. “We were a team most years that could push the basketball. A lot of the time we took the floor, we were not the better athletes on the floor, so we had to find a way to compete. There was a lot of emphasis on defense and blocking out — fundamental basketball. I’ll carry that emphasis on fundamentals here, but I think we’ll be able to use the whole floor and to be a little more aggressive. “My style has always been take what you have and put them in the best position to be successful.