Capitan Corridors

From what history tells us pirates of long ago robbed the merchant ships of their precious treasures .After many days at sea, the pirate ships ran into terrible storms. Some made it through unharmed. Others sank, leaving their valuable treasure at the bottom of the ocean. The pirates that weathered the storms would sometimes hide their treasures on land so no one would steal them. In the tradition of our mascot for every pirate ship there's a captian to lead us the way. And in this case in the Captian's Corridors the one person we depend on at SHS are the head coaches who has lead us to a high seas adventure. The most famous captians in Pirate Football are J. Murry Stephenson who remains as the All-Time Winningest Coaches at SHS from 1944 to 1966 with a record of 153-83-10, Gary Davenport who started his stint in 1989 with a 4-6 record and lead the Pirates to an amazing season in 1990 by advancing to the state semifinals which ended a state appearance drought with a season record of 13-1-1, In 1998 Brent Davis took over from a 2-8 disaster season one year earlier. And build it to an explosive team in 2001 and stepping it another notch by appearing in the State Finals, Jimmie Mitchell took his captian duties in 2002 after the departure of Davis and managed to keep the winning tradition alive with a 43-17 record from 2002-2006.

SINTON HIGH SCHOOL COACHES FROM 1960 TO PRESENT