End of an era for Loggers football as Coach Fuller retires
Longtime Libby Loggers head football coach Neil Fuller is retiring from coaching scholastic sports. Fuller and his python buddy, Sam, took a minute for a photo inside his classroom at Libby High School. (Scott Shindledecker/The Western News)
It’s the end of an era for Libby football with head coach Neil Fuller retiring after 21 seasons of leading the Loggers.
Fuller formally announced his resignation to the school in a letter dated Oct. 21. But those closest to the program knew it was his last year before the season kicked off.
“I’m at peace with it, no changing my mind,” Fuller said. “We really had a beautiful fall and with all the work of coaching, breaking down tape on the weekends, I didn’t get out much and that really hit me. I love to be in the outdoors, hunting and fishing, and now I’ll have more time to do those things.
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