The inaugural Southside high school football review will be released today (Wednesday), with a book signing Friday at 4 p.m. at The Southsider Voice, 6025 Madison Ave., Suite B.
This is the memorabilia and gift that is ideal for Christmas giving among coaches, players and families involved in the 2015 football season, including fans, cheerleaders and bands.
Longtime sports writer Al Stilley wrote most of the stories, which are complemented by the outstanding photography of online editor Nathan Pace. The duo will be on hand to sign copies of the inaugural book – the first of its kind to promote Southside high school football – from 4-6 p.m. Friday and 9-11 a.m. Saturday at The Voice.
The book features:
• Season wrap-up of nine Southside football teams.
• Exclusive feature on two-time state championship football coach Eric Moore of Center Grove.
• First-time individual statistical leaders of the Southside.
• Bonus photo gallery of teams, fans, cheerleaders and bands.
Join us for the festivities and be a part of the celebration of the 2015 Southside high school football season; the book can be purchased for $25, which includes tax.
This is the memorabilia and gift that is ideal for Christmas giving among coaches, players and families involved in the 2015 football season, including fans, cheerleaders and bands.
Longtime sports writer Al Stilley wrote most of the stories, which are complemented by the outstanding photography of online editor Nathan Pace. The duo will be on hand to sign copies of the inaugural book – the first of its kind to promote Southside high school football – from 4-6 p.m. Friday and 9-11 a.m. Saturday at The Voice.
The book features:
• Season wrap-up of nine Southside football teams.
• Exclusive feature on two-time state championship football coach Eric Moore of Center Grove.
• First-time individual statistical leaders of the Southside.
• Bonus photo gallery of teams, fans, cheerleaders and bands.
Join us for the festivities and be a part of the celebration of the 2015 Southside high school football season; the book can be purchased for $25, which includes tax.
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