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Photo Gallery: Central’s boys basketball head coach retires after 33 years in program, 21 as head coach

Jake Pfeiffer and Jay Deegan

March 6, 2024

Pete Kramer, Central’s boys basketball head coach, coached his last game against Downers Grove North in the IHSA State Series Regional Semi–Final on Feb. 21, which the Redhawks lost 29-64. Kramer is retiring after 21 years of leading the program. Kramer has been a part of the program for the last 33 years, coaching in various positions until eventually becoming the head coach. He is leaving Central as the second–winningest boys basketball coach in school history.

Pictured above are moments from Kramer’s last victory as a coach, a 51-43 win over Oswego in the IHSA Regional Quarter Final on Feb. 19.

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Jake Pfeiffer, Editor-in-Chief

Jake Pfeiffer is a senior, entering his third year on the Central Times staff, this time as Editor-in-Chief. Jake joined CT as a sophomore because he wanted to write news, but since then he has grown to love just about every element of journalism. While it is rare to see Jake anywhere other than the CT office, occasionally you can find him captaining Central’s debate team, watching baseball, listening to a seemingly endless amount of podcasts or drowning in college applications.

Jay Deegan, Editor-in-Chief

Jay Deegan, a senior, is more excited than ever to be back working on the Central Times. Now in his fourth year on staff, he has previously served as the Print Managing Editor and Editorial Editor. In his free time, Jay is an avid movie watcher and a huge Bears fan (Caleb Williams is our savior). He also runs a freelance sports media business where he expresses his love of sports through all types of visual media. If you stop by the Central Times office, you'll likely find Jay there. Interested in joining the staff? Come to a meeting!