Bradfisch New Varsity Boysโ€™ Basketball Coach

The Meramec Valley R-III School District is pleased to announce the hiring of Cody Bradfisch as Pacific High Schoolโ€™s head varsity boysโ€™ basketball coach for the 2020 season.  Bradfisch was approved by the Board of Education on Monday, March 23rd.   


Coach Bradfisch brings 8 years of coaching experience to Pacific High Schoolโ€™s boysโ€™ basketball program.  Bradfisch most recently held the assistant varsity boysโ€™ basketball coach position at Warrensburg High School in Warrensburg, Missouri.  Prior to Warrensburg High School, Coach Bradfisch coached women'sโ€™ basketball at Thomas University in Thomasville, Georgia. 


Bradfisch brings to Pacificโ€™s basketball program leadership skills, work ethic, and dependability, all of which heโ€™s modeled at his previous coaching positions.  Pacific High School Activities Director, Andy Herbst, says โ€œWe are excited to have Cody join our district, our boysโ€™ basketball program and community.  Coach Bradfisch is passionate, organized, and has a strong desire to be successful.  He will have a positive impact on Pacific High School and the boysโ€™ basketball program.โ€ Coach Bradfisch is succeeding longtime head coach, John VanLeer, who manned the helm for the past 27 years. MVR-III welcomes Coach Bradfisch and looks forward to supporting him as we continue the programโ€™s tradition of success.


Coach Bradfisch had this to say about coming to the Meramec Valley R-III School District, โ€œIn all of my interactions with the district it was clear there were three distinct characteristics. It is a great place to educate students with the resources needed to provide an engaging curriculum, there is an established track record of having a supportive administration, and a family-like atmosphere to build life-long relationships in the classroom as well as on the court. I am very grateful and excited to join the district!โ€ 


 A meeting with parents and players will be established once COVID-19 social gathering restrictions are lifted. In the meantime, Coach Bradfisch will begin to reach out to the families of current high school players to introduce himself.