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Sue Korosa is the coach at Copley High School in Ohio.  She may be perhaps the winningest coach in Ohio QB history and has led her team to seven OAC State titles, four more than the next closest teams (Fisher Catholic and Beavercreek).  Sue was instrumental in founding the Ohio Academic Competition ([[OAC]]) and developing its format and rules.
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Sue Korosa is the coach at [[Copley]] High School and [[Copley-Fairlawn]] Middle School in Ohio.  She may be perhaps the winningest coach in Ohio QB history and has led her team to seven OAC State titles, three more than the next closest teams (Fisher Catholic and Beavercreek).  Sue was instrumental in founding the Ohio Academic Competition ([[OAC]]) and developing its format and rules.
  
 
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Latest revision as of 09:18, 29 June 2017

Susan Korosa
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Current team: Copley High School
Career record: unknown
Former school(s): unknown
Other leadership: OAC founder


Sue Korosa is the coach at Copley High School and Copley-Fairlawn Middle School in Ohio. She may be perhaps the winningest coach in Ohio QB history and has led her team to seven OAC State titles, three more than the next closest teams (Fisher Catholic and Beavercreek). Sue was instrumental in founding the Ohio Academic Competition (OAC) and developing its format and rules.

Benjamin Cooper Academic Ambassador Award
Preceded by
Year
Succeeded by
Paul Cain
2005
Bob Weiser & John Barnes