Flomaton Baseball Coach Anthony Davidson Retiring
May 24, 2012
Flomaton High School coach Anthony Davidson is retiring after 30 years as the Hurricane’s baseball coach.
His retirement comes after Flomaton’s trip all the way to the Class 2A semifinals in 2012 and a Class 2A state championship back in 1988. His overall record is 470-320.
Overall, Davidson has coached for 33 years — he was at Escambia County High School in Atmore one year and spent a couple of years at Munford.
Pictured above and below: Flomaton’s Hurricanes made it to the Class 2A semifinals this year under the leadership of coach Anthony Davidson. NorthEscambia.com file photos, click to enlarge.
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9 Responses to “Flomaton Baseball Coach Anthony Davidson Retiring”
AWESOME TEACHER BUT EVEN..BETTER COACH! CONGRATES!
Flomaton is losing a great man and coach he was my coach his first year in atmore and he has never changed always helping students and players as they were his own kids guiding them and teaching them not only in sports but life after high school he is a great man it took some of us along time to understand this, all the kids in the future will miss a great coach and man hopefully they will find a man to equal mr anthony davidson.
Hard to believe I spent 6 years in the dugout with you 25 years ago. Have a great retirement coach! You deserve it.
AWESOME COACH! GONNA MISS YOU BIG DAWG! HOPE YOU HAVE A GREAT RETIREMENT!
CONGRADS COACH AND ROLL TIDE
Coach Davidson is a class act all the way. Flomaton will certainly miss his leadership. I know Coach Davidson and his wife, Loretta and you will never meet two people with more class. I hate to see Coach Davidson go, but I fully understand he wants to enjoy life in another manner. Good Luck Coach Davidson and thank you for being such a good and classy coach, and being such a good friend.
Congratulations Coach Davidson. I hope that your retirement is as amazing as your teaching and coaching career has been. From one of your former players and students. All the best in the world.
Karen and I wish you the best in your retirement. Thanks for the godd times we all shared during Justin’s playing years. Roll Tide!
flomaton is losing a good man,but i wish you well! thanks for a good job.