Crosby-Ironton coach Dave Galovich talks with his players during the Class 2A championship game in 2017. (Anthony Souffle/The Minnesota Star Tribune)

The domino effect continues on the high school basketball coaching front.

Crosby-Ironton’s Dave Galovich, who stands fourth all time in victories among Minnesota boys basketball coaches, has announced his retirement after 47 seasons on the bench. He exits with a career record of 824-402, and he goes out two weeks after Alexandria’s Wendy Kohler, No. 2 in state history in girls basketball coaching victories, announced her retirement.

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