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Woodstock High School announced Thursday night that it has hired Eastside’s Troy Hoff to become its next head football coach.

Hoff, the 2020 All-Covington News Coach of the Year, spent six seasons as head coach of the Eagles. He compiled a 51-17-1 record, making five consecutive trips to the postseason including state quarterfinal appearances in two of the past three years.

Eastside Athletic Director Phil Davidson told The Covington News Friday that offensive coordinator Jay Cawthon will serve as interim head coach for the Eagles while the school conducts a coaching search.

Prior to being tabbed head coach in 2015, Hoff served as an assistant coach in various roles for the Eagles for 10 seasons. During that span, he filled in as a special teams coordinator, running backs coach, JV head coach and offensive coordinator, varsity offensive line coach and assistant head coach.

Shortly after Woodstock shared the news on its social media, Hoff took to his personal Twitter account to express his gratitude for Eagle Nation.

“There are no words to describe what Eastside High School means to me & my family,” Hoff stated in a note posted to a Tweet. “When you put your heart & soul into something for 16 years, it’s more than just a job. For me & my family #WeBleedGREEN is and always will represent something special in our life.”