Paul Hatcher won 897 games as the head coach of the Robert E. Lee High School boys' basketball team in Staunton. Astoundingly, he won 85 in a row from 2003 to 2006. In a career spanning forty-three years, Hatcher won four state titles, was named coach of the year an amazing eleven times and is a member of five halls of fame. The beloved mentor also developed nationally recognized talent like Kevin Madden and Tyler Crawford. Author and journalist Patrick Hite presents the dramatic story of a legend in high school basketball history.
Patrick Hite has spent more than twenty-five years working for newspapers and radio stations in the Shenandoah Valley and Piedmont regions of Virginia. He has won seven Virginia Press Association awards, including ones for his column writing. His dream is to one day be a skipper on Disney World's Jungle Cruise. He lives in Staunton with his wife, Kari; and daughters, Alexa and Ainsley. This is his second book.