New Rochelle football icon celebrated at retirement party
Dozens of former teammates, coaches and players took part in a retirement party for Harold Crocker – a New Rochelle football icon.
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Aug 5, 2022, 4:11 PM
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Updated 635 days ago
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3ds agoDozens of former teammates, coaches and players took part in a retirement party for Harold Crocker – a New Rochelle football icon.
Crocker served as Iona College's head football coach for 13 seasons. Prior to the Gaels he was the head coach at New Rochelle High School where he guided the Huguenots to the 1980 State Championship.
More recently, he was the director of athletics and the Wellness Center at the College of New Rochelle.
