Izeal Bullock III |
Izeal
attended Sweet Home High School where he was a 3-4-sport athlete. Izeal played
football as a linebacker & offensive lineman, indoor & outdoor track in
the Triple Jump, Shotput & Discus, and even diving for a short time. Then Izeal brought his talent to Buffalo
State College where he played football all four years while earning a college
degree, first to do so in his family.
Izeal is
proud of several accomplishments in his life. Some of which include competing
in the state meet in high school (shotput), obtaining a college degree, having
a son to carry on his family name, and even finding Jesus in his life to help
direct and support him.
When asked
what are important aspects of being a coach, Izeal responded “it is important
to have year round activities for your athletes as well as a knowledge of the
event. But most importantly, it should be fun for the athletes. A flexible
coach is key.” He also commented “the student should want to compete, not be
forced to.”
Izeal has
coached around Western New York for several years. He has coached at Canisius
High School (2-3 years), City Honors, Sweet Home for 3 years (sent multiple
athletes to state meet), one year at Buff State as the distance coach, and 6
years at Tapestry before coming to St. Joe’s.
Izeal
became a St. Joe’s coach because back in 2010, he saw an ad in the paper for a
coaching position. He attempted to message the coaches and athletic director,
finally met with Pete Schneider, and was awarded the position- was a perfect
transition with the outgoing throwing coach.
Izeal says
he is blessed by his opportunities that St. Joe’s has provided him with. His
star athlete (Dominik Kosar) has brought him to the state meets as well as
helped inspire the other athlete on the team. Izeal says he is looking forward
to a bright and successful future.
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