After 12 successful seasons where he led his teams to eight PIAA District One Class 6A playoff appearances, including a district title in 2023, Central Bucks South head football coach Tom Hetrick is stepping down due to his wife Sharon's recent health diagnosis."I have a plaque on my desk at home that says, "Football, family and friends," Hetrick said. "Those are the things that I value the most."And sometimes that order changes. This time, it's changed to family first."Long-time assistant coaches Bart Szarko and John Cataldo will serve as co-coaches for the upcoming season. Szarko had been serving as the Titans' offensive coordinator while Cataldo was the defensive coordinator."Our coaching staff has been together for a long time, and our program won't skip a beat," Hetrick said.2025 all-star football team: Here's our 2025 Bucks County all-star high school football team"They're going to do a great job for the kids like they've always done."During Hetrick's tenure, the Titans went 82-50 with eight winning seasons and the aforementioned district title in 2023.The 2023 team finished with a school-record 13 wins against just two losses.In 2024, the Titans won the Suburban One League National Conference with a 7-0 conference record and an overall record of 12-1.Szarko was South's first head coach when the school opened in 2004 and served in that position until 2009, then assisted head coach Dave Rackovan from 2010-13 and Hetrick since 2014.Drew Markol covers local sports for PhillyBurbs.com. Support our journalism with a subscription.This article originally appeared on Bucks County Courier Times: CB South head football coach Tom Hetrick stepping down | Exclusive