Grahn New Moscow Coach

Thu., Oct. 7, 1999

Matt Grahn, a Washington State University men’s basketball student assistant the past five years, has been named boys basketball coach at Moscow High School.

Grahn replaces Don Dudley, who resigned early this summer to spend more time in his family business.

Grahn, still attending WSU, spent 1-1/2 years as an equipment manager under WSU coach Kelvin Sampson. He worked under Kevin Eastman for 3-1/2 years.

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