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High Schools Around Indiana Honor A Fallen Coach With ‘Friday Night Lights’

Date: November 29, 2019Author: statelinesportsnetwork 0 Comments

Phillip M. Bowsman

(11-29-19) The ‘Friday Night’ Lights of Indiana High School Football Stadiums are burning bright in tribute tonight in memory and respect for Phillip Bowsman- West Washington AD/Football Coach who suffered a fatal Stroke last Friday night while coaching his team in the Semi-State.

Indiana HS Football Coach Passes Away After Suffering Stroke During Playoff Game

Four Stateline area teams participated by turning on their stadium lights tonight. So if you wondered why those lights were on you now know the reason…what a show of support for a family who lost their loved one, a school district grieving the loss of their coach and his many friends.

#BowsmanStrong

Stateline area schools

https://twitter.com/BellmontAD/status/1200571364568190976

#BowsmanStrong #TheBrotherhood pic.twitter.com/1Tp4fGjX6Y

— Starfire Football (@southadamsfb) November 29, 2019

Jay County High School honors Coach Bowsman, his family, and the West Washington Community with our Friday Night Lights. ⁦@INFBCoaches⁩ ⁦@WWsenators⁩ pic.twitter.com/wkhE7C3GEH

— Jay County Athletics (@JayCoPatriots) November 29, 2019

Minnich Field lit up at dusk as a tribute to the late Coach Bowsman. @acjetsfootball @INFBCoaches @IHSAA1 #BowsmanStrong pic.twitter.com/AdePcnx4pj

— AC_Athletics (@ACJetsAthletics) November 29, 2019

Some of the Schools from around the State

Tiger football like so many others stands in support of @WWsenators and the legacy left by Coach Bowsman. @INFBCoaches #FAMILY #EEE pic.twitter.com/NkxpYZMTzB

— Bluffton Football (@bluffton_fb) November 29, 2019

The Max Gandy Athletic Field will have it’s lights on tonight in memory of @WWsenators Fball Coach/AD Phillip Bowsman. Coach Bowsman suffered a fatal stroke during last Friday’s semi-state football game. His family are in our thoughts and prayers this evening. #BowsmanStrong pic.twitter.com/4jsULnVSYP

— Columbia City Eagles (@CCityEaglesAD) November 29, 2019

Rest In Peace Coach Bowsman. Our lights shine bright for YOU! Sending thoughts and prayers to your family. @WWsenators @INFBCoaches pic.twitter.com/5RX6vHlIxQ

— Patriot Strength (@Patriot_STR) November 29, 2019

Wawasee is joining the tribute to West Washington HS Football Coach Phillip Bowsman. Thoughts and prayers go out to his family as well as his extended football family.@WWsenators @INFBCoaches pic.twitter.com/qoKFT0XOFg

— Wawasee Athletics (@WawaseeAthletic) November 29, 2019

Oak Hill will be joining schools around the state in honoring the memory of football coach and athletic director Phillip Bowsman. Lights will be on until tomorrow afternoon. Thoughts and prayers with the West Washington community. #Bowsmanstrong. pic.twitter.com/U3sYDtcFOi

— Oak Hill Athletics (@OakHillAthletic) November 29, 2019

The lights at Zollner Stadium were on today and will remain on through the night in honor of Coach Phillip Bowsman. The prayers of the CLHS athletic department remain with Coach Bowsman’s family and the entire West Washington school community. @WWsenators @INFBCoaches pic.twitter.com/ZM0l0h1WpJ

— Tim Mannigel (@Mannigel10) November 29, 2019

Angola High School will joining schools around the state in honoring the memory of football coach and Athletic Director Phillip Bowsman. pic.twitter.com/r5aoLYvTpW

— Angola Hornet Athletics (@SteveLantz1) November 29, 2019

In Remembrance of Coach Bowsman. Prayers to the family during this difficult time. pic.twitter.com/rrpnQYSiIL

— Tri-West High School Athletics (@triwestsports) November 29, 2019

@SVHSWildcats @IHSAA1 @INFBCoaches In honor of West Washington Coach Phillip Bowsman and the West Washington Community.
Our thoughts and prayers go out to the Bowsman family #lightson pic.twitter.com/9L0m8sirWD

— South Vermillion FB (@svcatsfootball) November 29, 2019

The lights at Terry Cole Field are on in memory of West Washington coach Phillip Bowsman. pic.twitter.com/TTOTMmnZT3

— Mitchell Bluejackets (@MHSbluejackets) November 29, 2019

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