Monroe County Region coaches honor Marc Cisco with signature play tribute
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 26, 2026, 5:24 PM
Last updated Sep 26, 2026

On September 25, Monroe County Region football coaches paid tribute to former Jefferson coach Marc Cisco, who passed away at the age of 90. Teams incorporated Cisco's signature play, Rip Fly 45, into their opening plays. Carlson coach Jason Gendron, a former player under Cisco, emphasized the play's significance to their program's identity. Current Jefferson head coach Rob Beaudrie also utilized the play, which was pivotal in a close victory against Flat Rock. Coaches expressed deep admiration for Cisco, reflecting on his long-lasting impact on high school football.
- •Marc Cisco passed away at 90 just before the games on September 25.
- •Teams ran Rip Fly 45 as a tribute, honoring Cisco's coaching legacy.
- •Gibraltar Carlson indicated the play's importance to their identity.
- •Jefferson's coach called the play for a game-winning two-point conversion.
- •Coaches expressed admiration for Cisco's enduring impact on high school football.
- 5:24 PMYahoo Sports — Marc Cisco's legacy honored by Region coaches during Friday's games
"Several Monroe County Region football coaches paid tribute to former Jefferson football coach Marc Cisco by running his signature play on Friday.
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