Man About Town Manteca - Steve Winter

Episode 16 of the The Man About Town - Manteca podcast, hosted by Aaron Goodwin, titled "Man About Town Manteca - Steve Winter" was published on October 14, 2021 and runs 66 minutes.

October 14, 2021 ·66m · The Man About Town - Manteca

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This week's episode of The Man About Town - Manteca, stars legendary coach and educator Steve Winter. His friends and family say he bleeds green. After talking to coach, I just might believe it. Steve will cry at the drop of a hat, according to some friends and family. To me, and my era, he is as important to sports in Manteca High School as any other legendary coaches name you might hear. Coach Steve Winters, is an MHS basketball coaching legend and another great teacher and administrator who is in out town's Hall Of Fame. I caught up with Steve at his home in Southwest Manteca

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This week's episode of The Man About Town - Manteca, stars legendary coach and educator Steve Winter. His friends and family say he bleeds green. After talking to coach, I just might believe it. Steve will cry at the drop of a hat, according to some friends and family. To me, and my era, he is as important to sports in Manteca High School as any other legendary coaches name you might hear. Coach Steve Winters, is an MHS basketball coaching legend and another great teacher and administrator who is in out town's Hall Of Fame. I caught up with Steve at his home in Southwest Manteca

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