“Winning obviously breeds that, and we’ve been lucky around here – not just football – as a lot of the sports have been successful." New Abington football head coach Ed Reilly


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“Winning obviously breeds that, and we’ve been lucky around here – not just football – as a lot of the sports have been successful.” New Abington football head coach Ed Reilly{ai:summary}<p>Ed Reilly, the new head coach of Abington football, talks about success breeding more success across various sports. It's the kind of luck that keeps enthusiasm high and eyes on victory. Winning isn’t just a habit; it’s a way of life in these parts.  </p><p>#sports</p>

High school football: Ed Reilly taking over for the legendary Jim Kelliher in Abington

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