The Superior Central Board of Education accepted it at its July 20 meeting, according to a statement from the school district on Monday.

Robbins took over the team last summer as the Cougars posted a 4-16 record during this past winter.

“We thank Harry for his time at Superior Central,” SC Superintendent and K-12 Principal Bill Valima said in a statement. “As the junior varsity coach in 2018-19, his team won the conference championship. We know stepping away from the program was a difficult decision for him.”

The school district has begun its search for a new coach.

Norway's Logan Parolini, center, runs past Superior Central defenders Parker Maki, left, and Mikey Rondeau during their Skyline Central Conference boys basketball game played at the Knights' gym on Feb. 24. (Iron Mountain Daily News photo by Matt McCarthy)

Information compiled by Journal Sports Editor Steve Brownlee. His email address is sbrownlee@miningjournal.net.

Superior Central's Kyle Frusti, right, shoots in front of Mid Peninsula defenders, from left, Mike McClain, Zach Englund and Dylan Trudell on Jan. 13 at Mid Peninsula High School in St. Nicholas. (Escanaba Daily Press photo by Justin St. Ours)