Aaron Boone, who grew up in Villa Park and starred in baseball, basketball and football at Villa Park High School (91′) will be the next manager of the Yankees.
Aaron graduated from Villa Park High School in 1991
VPHS Baseball Team Photo (1991). After starring at Villa Park Aaron was drafted late by the Angels but elected to honor his commitment to play at USC.
Aaron was a great athlete and excelled at any sport including basketball. His love for basketball is what led to him tearing an ACL during a pickup game while playing for the Yankees. Ultimately this led to the Yankees releasing him and trading for another third baseman in Alex Rodriguez.
Aaron elected to try out for football his senior and immediately became their best offensive weapon.
Congrats Villa Park HS alumni Aaron Boone class of 92’ being named the new skipper of the New York Yankees @latsondheimer @SoCalSidelines @SteveFryer @CIFSS
— Villa Park Athletics (@VPHSathletics) December 2, 2017
Villa Park product Aaron Boone to be named next manager of Yankees https://t.co/CuBqWMete6 pic.twitter.com/k6ECERhGvg
— O.C. Register (@ocregister) December 2, 2017
#FightOn #USC https://t.co/CrrKqpZ8Bt Villa Park product Aaron Boone to be named next manager of Yankees
— Fight On Trojans! (@GOUSCFIGHTON) December 2, 2017
Need to find the old hoops tape of @AaronBoone_ESPN & @CoachGottlieb fight from HS – Villa Park vs El Modena for Sunday Night Baseball
— Doug Gottlieb (@GottliebShow) June 3, 2017
Welcome back to the Bronx @AaronBoone_ESPN ???????????????????????? pic.twitter.com/hRpEkZaBfY
— Bronx Bomber Ball (@BronxBomberBall) December 2, 2017