While
at Midland’s Lincoln High School, George Green was most notable for
his participation in athletic events like football, track, and
basketball. He was a three year letterman in track. In George’s
senior year (1971), the football team went undefeated (10-0) but
missed the WPIAL playoffs due to the Gardner Point system; George
nevertheless received recognition as a first team Defensive MVP and
All State selection as middle linebacker. George went to Ohio
University on a basketball scholarship and received various honors
while majoring in business management. After college, George coached
5th and 6th grade girls’ Bantam basketball in Midland and was also a
member of the Midland Basketball Association and the Midland
Recreational Board. He also served as a school board director in
Midland and for the New Horizon School.
While
at Midland’s Lincoln High School, George Green was most notable for
his participation in athletic events like football, track, and
basketball. He was a three year letterman in track. In George’s
senior year (1971), the football team went undefeated (10-0) but
missed the WPIAL playoffs due to the Gardner Point system; George
nevertheless received recognition as a first team Defensive MVP and
All State selection as middle linebacker. George went to Ohio
University on a basketball scholarship and received various honors
while majoring in business management. After college, George coached
5th and 6th grade girls’ Bantam basketball in Midland and was also a
member of the Midland Basketball Association and the Midland
Recreational Board. He also served as a school board director in
Midland and for the New Horizon School.