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List: Gwinnett County leaders in coaching victories

Keith Maloof has been the head coach at Norcross since 1999 and has compiled 198 career victories.

Credit: Jason Getz / AJC

Credit: Jason Getz / AJC

Keith Maloof has been the head coach at Norcross since 1999 and has compiled 198 career victories.
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Oct 2, 2023

Keith Maloof became Gwinnett County’s all-time leader in coaching victories last week when Norcross defeated Duluth 41-14. Maloof has been Norcross’s coach since 1999. This list includes all coaches with 100 victories in Gwinnett, including those who’ve worked at the county’s private and city schools.

198 - Keith Maloof

197 - Cecil Flowe

185 - Tally Johnson

172 - Kevin Maloof

164 - Jess Simpson

150 - Cecil Morris

149 - Dave Hunter

138 - Franklin Pridgen

137 - Mickey Conn

129 - Ed Cochran

128 - Tim Hardy

118 - Dexter Wood

112 - Mark Crews

110 - Bob Sphire

102 - Shannon Jarvis

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