Archdiocese of Indianapolis: High School sports coach on administrative leave as authorities investigate

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by: Joe Schroeder

Posted: Aug 12, 2022 / 05:12 PM EDT

Updated: Aug 12, 2022 / 05:17 PM EDT

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INDIANAPOLIS — A volleyball coach at Scecina Memorial High School has been put on leave for conduct violations, sources confirm.

Kevin Griffin, a volleyball coach at Scecina, was put on paid administrative leave while he is being investigated for a “code of conduct violation”, the Archdiocese of Indianapolis said in a statement Friday.

“The school is cooperating with local authorities,” the Archdiocese’s statement read. “We ask for prayers for all involved and assure you of Scecina’s continued commitment to the well-being of our students and staff.”

The statement from the Archdiocese doubles as a statement from the high school itself.