Ford website, Bors said.

"To be chosen, even nominated, was such an honor," Bors said. "This goes to show you how much support there is in the Riverside community."

Bors led Riverside to a 7-3 record this season. The football program, as well as other extracurricular activities, were subject to a high pay-to-participate fee, which whittled the football roster considerably.

Throughout the season, Bors did not focus on the pay-to-participate issue and continuously accentuated the positive. He continued that stance after winning the award.

"As a head coach, you get isolated, but by no means is this just me," Bors said. "It's the kids, the parents, the Riverside community. So many great things are going on here at the school, like our academic rating.

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G5 Services, LLC is led by husband-and-wife duo and first-time entrepreneurs, Kimberly and Brian Grotz, who named their franchise group after their last name and number of immediate family members. Brian served his country for two decades as a telecommunications specialist in the United States Army and now works as a government contractor. Kimberly has a background in business administration