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Skyhawks Sports | Treasure Valley is hiring Fall Youth Sports Coaches for two tracks: Tots (ages 2–5) and General (ages 6–13). Part-time, in person, with pay of $17–$19 per hour. Availability includes evenings and Saturday mornings across Boise, Meridian, Eagle, Star, and surrounding Treasure Valley communities.
Director Track offers leadership growth. You will lead small groups, build relationships with kids and parents, and represent Skyhawks with passion for kids and community.
Fall Youth Sports Coach | Year-Round Programs | Skyhawks Sports | Treasure Valley.
Pay: $17–$19/hr.
Job Type: Part-time, In Person.
Availability: 1 to 5 days per week | Flexible scheduling.
Locations: Boise, Meridian, Eagle, Star, Avimor, Nampa, Caldwell, Emmett, and surrounding Treasure Valley communities.
Fall Programs Begin: Mid-August through September | Programs run through Winter Break.
Winter/Spring Season: Begins after the New Year.
You make a room better just by showing up.
Maybe that is a field full of toddlers who need someone patient, playful, and fully present. Maybe it is a group of 10-year-olds who need a coach who actually believes in them. Maybe it is a program that needs someone who can lead it, not just show up for it.
We have a spot for all three.
Skyhawks Sports | Treasure Valley has been serving kids ages 2 to 13 across the Boise metro for nearly five years. We run year-round classes, after-school programs, and camps across 10+ sports and various formats. We are growing, and we are building a team of coaches and directors who are in it for the right reasons.
Our coaches are the face of this organization. We believe in pouring into them the same way we expect them to pour into the kids and community around them. When you grow here, everyone around you benefits.
We are hiring across two coaching tracks. Pick the one that fits you, or let us help you figure out where you belong.
You are naturally incredible with little ones. You get on their level, you speak toddler, and a room full of 2-year-olds does not intimidate you. It energizes you. Our Tots programs are not about making athletes. They are about helping small children feel capable, joyful, and brave.
You do not need a sports resume. You need a heart for little ones and the patience to match. Experience in parenting, childcare, early childhood education, or preschool counts fully here. You will represent Skyhawks with a genuine love for kids, coaches, and community, and that will show in everything you do.
You have a sport background, or two. You know how to run a drill, keep a group focused, and still make it genuinely fun. You are comfortable leading kids who are old enough to have opinions and young enough to still need a whole lot of encouragement.
You want work that is active, meaningful, and fits around your real life. And you understand that the way you show up on the field says something to every kid and every parent watching. You will represent Skyhawks with love for kids, coaches, and community, and that is something we take seriously.
Some coaches come in and just want to coach. That is great. Others show up and it is obvious almost immediately: this person could run something.
If you have the organizational instincts, communication skills, and drive to take real ownership of a program or location, there is a clear path forward here. Our strongest coaches earn the opportunity to step into Director-level roles with expanded responsibility and recognition that reflects it.
We are growing across the Treasure Valley and we need leaders, not just hires. If you see yourself building something rather than just filling a shift, tell us that in your application. We will notice.
This is not a one-size-fits-all team. Some coaches start with one Saturday morning a week. Others build a meaningful part-time schedule around us. As you show us who you are, the opportunity tends to grow.