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'''Morton High School''' is located near Peoria and generally is one of the better teams in that region. They were coached for many years by William Beaird, who retired around 2005. Their best team probably was in 2005, when their top players were the Smillie brothers. | '''Morton High School''' is located near Peoria and generally is one of the better teams in that region. They were coached for many years by William Beaird, who retired around 2005. Their best team probably was in 2005, when their top players were the Smillie brothers. | ||
− | Morton High School should not be confused with the combined teams of Morton East and Morton West in the Chicago suburbs. | + | Morton High School should not be confused with the combined teams of [[Morton East]] and [[Morton West]] in the Chicago suburbs. |
[[Category:High school teams]] [[Category:Illinois high school teams]] | [[Category:High school teams]] [[Category:Illinois high school teams]] |
Revision as of 12:58, 13 February 2018
Morton Potters | |
Location: Morton, Illinois | |
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Coaches | Don Sturm |
State Championships | none |
National Championships | none |
Program Status | Unknown |
School Size | Unknown |
NAQT Page | link |
Morton High School is located near Peoria and generally is one of the better teams in that region. They were coached for many years by William Beaird, who retired around 2005. Their best team probably was in 2005, when their top players were the Smillie brothers.
Morton High School should not be confused with the combined teams of Morton East and Morton West in the Chicago suburbs.