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“I want to offer my sincerest apologies to Hailey and her family, our team, the good folks at Northville Central Schools and our community,” he said.
“As a coach, under no circumstance is it acceptable to put my hands on a player, and I am truly sorry.”
Zullo faces harassment charges, which could lead to a fine or up to 15 days in jail
Image credits: Northville Central School District
In a statement, the Northville Central School District condemned Zullo’s actions andannounced he would no longer be coaching at the school district.
“The Northville Central School District is aware of, and deeply disturbed by, the conduct of the Coach of the Girls’ Varsity basketball team during the Class D New York State championship game,” the school district shared on social media.
“The District is committed to ensuring that this type of behavior has no place within our programs, and we will continue to uphold the values of respect and integrity that our athletes, families, and community expect and deserve.
“This individual will no longer be coaching for the Northville Central School District.”
The coach publicly apologized for his behavior, saying: “Under no circumstance is it acceptable to put my hands on a player”
Image credits: Mr_JCE
Zullo is a member of the New York State Basketball Hall of Fame.According to his profile, he was named Coach of the Year numerous times by the league and the media.
His family said he had come out of retirement to coach at Northville at the urging of his wife so he could stay occupied.
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