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Holy Trinity Diocesan High School in Hicksville, New York, has halted its varsity football program for the 2026 season following the resignation of head coach Cain Mack, with plans to revive junior varsity and varsity teams in the following years while emphasizing broader student growth.
Holy Trinity High School announced the suspension of its varsity football program for the upcoming fall, citing the resignation of newly hired coach Cain Mack and outlining a path toward a revived junior varsity team and a varsity return in 2028.
Holy Trinity Diocesan High School in Hicksville, New York, has called off its 2026 football campaign after the sudden departure of newly hired head coach Cain Mack. The administration plans to rebuild the program with a junior varsity team in 2027 and a full varsity squad by 2028, while offering sport‑specific conditioning in the interim.
Holy Trinity Diocesan High School in Hicksville, New York, has announced the cancellation of its 2026 varsity football season following the resignation of head coach Cain Mack, with plans to resume junior varsity play in 2027 and varsity competition in 2028.
The school in Hicksville, Nassau County, will pause its varsity football program for two years following the unexpected departure of head coach Cain Mack, while planning a junior varsity restart in 2027‑28 and a full varsity return in 2028‑29.
After coach Cain Mack's exit and a series of key departures, Holy Trinity High School suspends its football program, prompting a reshaping of the roster and future plans for several standout players.
Holy Trinity High School has halted its varsity football program for the next two years following the resignation of head coach Cain Mack. The school plans to revive junior varsity competition next season and aims to restore varsity play by 2028, a move that has triggered a wave of player departures and scheduling challenges for the CHSFL.