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Christopher Horner | Tribune-Review Pine-Richland head coach Eric Kasperowicz works with his team during practice on Aug. 18, 2020. Ousted football coach Eric Kasperowicz “expressed minimal concern for hazing or empathy for the students” during a 2½-hour interview with Pine-Richland administrators in late-March, according to a letter the school district sent him cutting ties. The three-page letter dated April 14 notified Kasperowicz his contract wouldn’t be renewed and detailed a school district investigation into the football program that found “a pattern of hazing, ‘rites of pas...

The Pine-Richland School District gave some details about the investigation conducted about Eric Kasperowicz; KDKA's Royce Jones reports.

Eric Kasperowicz, were let go on Wednesday (April 14.) According to Hartmann, Kasperowicz was informed that his position would be advertised in an email exchange with athletic director Sean Simmons, Pine-Richland went 85-18 and won four WPIAL championships and two state titles -- including a state championship last fall -- during eight seasons under Kasperwicz. However, school administrators spent recent weeks investigating allegations of hazing or misconduct in the locker room, which included questioning current and former football players. TribLIVE reports Kasperowicz was initially sched...

Eric Kasperowicz, were let go on Wednesday (April 14.) According to Hartmann, Kasperowicz was informed that his position would be advertised in an email exchange with athletic director Sean Simmons, Pine-Richland went 85-18 and won four WPIAL championships and two state titles -- including a state championship last fall -- during eight seasons under Kasperwicz. However, school administrators spent recent weeks investigating allegations of hazing or misconduct in the locker room, which included questioning current and former football players. TribLIVE reports Kasperowicz was initially sched...

Eric Kasperowicz, were let go on Wednesday (April 14.) According to Hartmann, Kasperowicz was informed that his position would be advertised in an email exchange with athletic director Sean Simmons, Pine-Richland went 85-18 and won four WPIAL championships and two state titles -- including a state championship last fall -- during eight seasons under Kasperwicz. However, school administrators spent recent weeks investigating allegations of hazing or misconduct in the locker room, which included questioning current and former football players. TribLIVE reports Kasperowicz was initially sched...