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Daily List: Active coaches with 200 career victories

By Todd Holcomb
Sept 23, 2014

Bruce Miller of Gainesville and Randy McPherson of Lowndes each got their 200th career coaching victories last week. Here are the active Georgia coaches with 200 wins or more.

339 - Dwight Hochstetler, Bowdon

326 - Alan Chadwick, Marist

326 - Barney Hester, Howard

306 - Robby Pruitt, Coffee

255 - Rich McWhorter, Charlton County

254 - Jeff Herron, Prince Avenue Christian

246 - Ed Pilcher, Berrien

240 - Bob Sphire, North Gwinnett

237 - Rush Propst, Colquitt County

208 - Mike Earwood, Our Lady of Mercy

200 - Bruce Miller, Gainesville

200 - Randy McPherson, Lowndes

Note: Because out-of-state data is not complete, there might be omissions. Please let us know if we missed one.

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