AD Frank Cazeaux

Frank Cazeaux wants everyone to know this: He is demanding. He wants things done right, and professionally. And if anyone wonders whether he is just as demanding of himself, ask him where he sees St. Martin's Athletics in five years. He'll tell you-at the top of Class 1A.

Frank Cazeaux took over the roll as Athletic Director at St. Martin's in 2009. He's still coaching, but he is also in charge of the whole athletic program, and he has high expectations. Says Frank, "I want, feel and expect all athletes to conduct themselves in the right manner, do the things we ask them to do, remember that they're representing St. Martin's, and that they're making a commitment to the school. In athletics, if you do the little things right, winning will take care of itself. If you truly believe the things that the coaches are teaching you, you have a chance to beat any team that isn't doing the same."

Frank Cazeaux knew he would be a coach when he was 15 years old, "growing up" on the Jefferson Playground and admiring his role models Wally Pontiff Sr., the late Coach Louis "Rags" Scheuermann and his Rummel High School Coach Larry Schneider. Now in his 30^th year of coaching, Frank knows that education is more important than athletics, but when done right, they work hand-in-hand to produce young men and women who are intelligent, fit, of high character and skilled in sports.

Concludes Frank, "I want to boost school spirit at St. Martin's. I want to get the kids more involved in athletics. I want to get the parents more involved in athletics. I want to build pride in the programs and the school."