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Longtime Silver Creek girls basketball coach honored as he steps down from coaching role

Silver Creek School Corporation Board of Trustees · April 20, 2026
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Summary

Coach Scott Shane, who led the Silver Creek Lady Dragons for 16 seasons and to a state title run, told the board he is stepping down from coaching to spend more time with family but will remain on staff as a teacher; the board offered thanks and recognition.

The Silver Creek School Corporation board honored Coach Scott Shane on April 20 as he announced he will step down from the girls basketball coaching role after 16 seasons.

Coach Shane, introduced as Coach Scott Shane, recounted his time with the program and credited players, fellow coaches and administration for the team’s success. “I didn't think I'd be emotional about this really honestly,” he said, reflecting on a 16‑year tenure that included a state title run and school records for wins. He told the board he is stepping away from coaching to spend more time with his daughter but said he will remain in his teaching position with the district.

Board members and administrators praised Shane’s contributions. Dr. Briggs thanked students for attending the recognition and recognized Coach Shane’s years of service; Ms. Franklin and others said filling the coaching role will be difficult and expressed confidence in applicants. Several board members referenced the program’s continuity and the district’s support for athletics.

Coach Shane’s announcement was framed as a personal decision rather than a disciplinary or performance issue; he repeatedly emphasized gratitude toward players and staff. The board presented photos and offered public thanks. There was no formal board action tied to the announcement other than the recognition and expressions of appreciation.