Assistant Lacrosse Coach — Player Development & Recruitment

John Carroll University; University Heights (OH); On-site; USD 33,000 - 35,000; Full time

Job summary

John Carroll University in University Heights, Ohio, invites applications for the Assistant Men’s Lacrosse Coaching Instructor. The role provides coaching instruction and administrative support to the lacrosse program under the Head Coach, with responsibilities in recruitment, practice planning, travel arrangements, and academic support for players.

Responsibilities include facilitating drills, implementing game plans, and ensuring adherence to NCAA, conference, and institutional policies.

Qualifications

• Requires a bachelor’s degree from an accredited institution.
• Preferred: master’s degree and significant coaching experience.
• Must understand NCAA, conference, and university rules and policies.
• Experience in recruiting and working with diverse constituencies.

Responsibilities

• Facilitate practices with drills and game plans; assist with game strategy input.
• Support players academically and track academic progress.
• Coordinate practices, travel, and recruitment activities.
• Assist with procurement, budgeting, and resource allocation.
• Ensure compliance with NCAA, NCAC, and university policies.
• Develop student-athletes both athletically and academically.

Skills

Communication

Organizational skills

Multi-tasking

Deadline oriented

Interpersonal skills

Recruiting communication

Education

Bachelor’s degree

Master’s degree

Tools

CPR certification

AED certification

Job description

John Carroll University in University Heights, Ohio, invites applications for the Assistant Men’s Lacrosse Coaching Instructor. The role provides coaching instruction and administrative support to the lacrosse program under the Head Coach, with responsibilities in recruitment, practice planning, travel arrangements, and academic support for players.

Responsibilities include facilitating drills, implementing game plans, and ensuring adherence to NCAA, conference, and institutional policies.