Glacier boys soccer coach resigns

Glacier High School is looking for a new head coach for its boys soccer program.

Cody Fierro, who coached the Wolfpack for one season, resigned earlier this month.

Fierro replaced Ryan O’Rourke, who stepped down in April of 2013.

“His day job was not conducive to working as our head coach,” Glacier activities director Mark Dennehy said of Fierro.

“Cody graciously took vacation, along with some flexibility with his employer, to make things work. As time went on, it became apparent that it was not going to work. We wish Cody the best and appreciate his work.”

Glacier finished Western AA play last season with an 0-11-1 record. The Wolfpack scored just eight goals while allowing 40. Both were conference lows.

O’Rourke coached Glacier for six seasons, leading the Wolfpack to three straight state tournament appearances (2009-11).

Glacier posted a 6-4-2 mark in O’Rourke’s final season.