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Lexington Coach Saris Dies Unexpectedly at 38
1 Jul
Summary
- Coach Andrew Saris, 38, passed away unexpectedly on Tuesday, June 30.
- He led the Minutemen to an Ohio Cardinal Conference title in 2025.
- Saris was a respected mentor and assistant principal for grades 7-12.
Lexington High School is in mourning following the unexpected passing of its head football coach and assistant principal, Andrew Saris. He died on Tuesday, June 30, at the age of 38. Saris was a significant influence on the Lexington Minutemen football program, guiding them to a successful 2025 season.
Under his leadership, the Minutemen achieved a 9-2 record and secured the outright Ohio Cardinal Conference championship. This marked the program's first league title since 2016. Saris also received recognition as the Division III Northwest District Co-Coach of the Year.
Beyond his coaching accolades, Saris was highly regarded as a mentor and a supportive presence for students. His impact extended beyond the football field, serving as an assistant principal for grades 7-12. The school community is offering grief counseling to support students and staff during this difficult time, encouraging them to support one another as Coach Saris had fostered.
