St. Bonaventure football coach Tony Henney announces resignation
Tony Henney on Thursday via Twitter that he has resigned as football coach at Ventura St. Bonaventure to pursue other coaching opportunities.
Henney, a former head coach at Nordhoff, Trabuco Hills and Westlake, spent three seasons at St. Bonaventure.
I have decided to pursue other coaching opportunities. Therefor I am resigning as Head Football Coach from Saint Bonaventure HS. Thank you to anyone who helped along the way. I wish the absolute best for the football program and the school.
— Tony Henney (@tonyhenney) January 3, 2020
St. Bonaventure enjoyed previous success in football under coach Jon Mack.
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