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Since his arrival at his final school, West Monroe High School, Shows led the Rebels to sixteen district, seven state, and two national championships. The Rebels also secured six state runner-up designations. Before Shows took over the Rebels, the team had mostly losing seasons for many previous years.<ref name=shows/><ref name=mns/>

Since his arrival at his final school, West Monroe High School, Shows led the Rebels to sixteen district, seven state, and two national championships. The Rebels also secured six state runner-up designations. Before Shows took over the Rebels, the team had mostly losing seasons for many previous years.<ref name=shows/><ref name=mns/>

Shows was also involved in community affairs in West Monroe. In January 2010, he received from the West Monroe-West Ouachita [[Chamber of Commerce]] its A. O. Evans Award, named for the first president of the West Monroe chamber.<ref name=mns>{{cite web|url=

Shows was also involved in community affairs in West Monroe. In January 2010, he received from the West Monroe-West Ouachita [[Chamber of Commerce]] its A. O. Evans Award, named for the first president of the West Monroe chamber.<ref name=mns>{{cite web|archiveurl=

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