Bangor Throws Coach – Assistant, Track & Field (NCAA DIII)

Husson University; Bangor (ME); On-site; USD 35,000 - 55,000; Full time

Job summary

Husson University in Bangor, ME, invites applications for the Assistant Track and Field Throws Coach position. This role supports the Head Coach in implementing fundamentals, sportsmanship, and leadership across the program while coordinating practice and meet activities.

The candidate will engage in recruiting efforts, organize overnight visits, and collaborate with admissions to strengthen team success in NCAA Division III athletics.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s Degree required.
• Prior intercollegiate coaching and/or playing experience required.
• Valid driver’s license and successful background check required.

Responsibilities

• Assist Head Coach in planning and delivering instruction in track and field fundamentals, sportsmanship and leadership.
• Coordinate organization, preparation, and coaching of Husson Track and Field Team across practices and meets.
• Support recruitment, on-campus tours, calls and off-campus visits; arrange overnight visits and communicate with admissions.
• Develop and implement Strength and Conditioning programs for cross country and track and field.
• Meet daily with Head Coach to discuss instruction, training, scrimmages, meets, and recruiting activities.
• Assist with meet preparation logistics (hotels, meals, travel rosters, Direct Athletics).
• Maintain Track and Field records; assist with administrative duties as needed.

Skills

Coaching

Recruiting

Team leadership

Academic monitoring

Education

Bachelor’s degree

Tools

Direct Athletics

Job description

Husson University in Bangor, ME, invites applications for the Assistant Track and Field Throws Coach position. This role supports the Head Coach in implementing fundamentals, sportsmanship, and leadership across the program while coordinating practice and meet activities.

The candidate will engage in recruiting efforts, organize overnight visits, and collaborate with admissions to strengthen team success in NCAA Division III athletics.