High School
When Josh Ervin Became a Ganado Man
After winning the program's first state championship at 30 years old, head coach Josh Ervin has never been happier to call the Ganado Indians home.
Josh Ervin first thought about leaving Ganado before he even got all his stuff out of the moving boxes in 2018. Nothing against the town; he just left his heart 40 minutes west in Bay City, where he’d played his high school ball and earned his first coaching job out of college.
He’d followed his mentor, Brent Bennett, who’d been promoted from Bay City’s offensive coordinator to Ganado’s head coach. Ervin only left because Bennett had sweetened the deal by making him the offensive coordinator. But he had a shield up, determined to make this a pit stop.
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