Head Varsity Girls Wrestling Coach

Young World Physical Education

Enid (OK)

On-site

USD 15,000 - 30,000

Part time

14 days+

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Job summary

Young World Physical Education seeks a Part-Time Head Varsity Girls Wrestling Coach for Enid Public Schools. The role involves providing coaching leadership, overseeing the athletic program for grades 7-12, and helping student athletes achieve their potential academically and athletically. Candidates should have the necessary qualifications, including membership in the Oklahoma Coach’s Association and completion of athletic injury courses. The position requires the ability to inspire and handle criticism effectively. Apply today!

Qualifications

Must be employed by Enid Public Schools.
Must know policies and eligibility requirements of the specified sport.
Ability to tolerate criticism and inspire staff.

Responsibilities

Oversee sports program for grades 7-12.
Evaluate the performance of assistant coaches.
Ensure athletes maintain eligibility requirements.

Skills

Leadership in sports program

Ability to supervise athletes

Communication skills

Physical conditioning knowledge

Ability to handle criticism

Inspiring coaching attitude

Education

Oklahoma Coach’s Association membership

Completed Care and Prevention of Athletic Injuries Course

Job description

Head Varsity Girls Wrestling Coach

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Job Details

Job ID: 5663731
Application Deadline: Posted until filled
Posted: Apr 22, 2026 5:00 AM (UTC)
Starting Date: Immediately

Job Description

POSITION DESCRIPTION: The head athletic coach assumes the extra duty of providing coaching leadership in a specified area of the school’s athletic program. As a part of that leadership responsibility, the head coach delegates responsibility for specific tasks to the assistant coach(es) and must be a member of the Oklahoma Coach’s Association (OCA).

JOB GOALS: To develop a winning record as a coach and a winning program that results in student athletes who achieve their potential academically, athletically, socially, and morally. Obtain a bus driver’s certification (CDL).

QUALIFICATIONS: The head athletic coach must be employed by Enid Public Schools and must know the policies, rules and eligibility requirements of the specified sport as well as the Oklahoma Secondary Schools Activities Association rules. The head athletic coach must have completed prior to coaching any sport: 1) a Care and Prevention of Athletic Injuries Course once and 2) the required online training courses every year. The head athletic coach must have the same work day as a high school teacher. Other necessary qualities include the ability to assume delegated responsibilities as directed by the athletic director, the ability to tolerate criticism, the ability to inspire the staff to help carry out the responsibilities assigned, and an attitude that will assume all players an opportunity to be a part of the athletic program.

PERFORMANCE RESPONSIBILITIES:

Accepts total responsibility for the specified sports program from grades 7 through 12.
Assists the principals and athletic director in the selection of assistant coaches for his/her sport.
Reports to the athletic director the evaluation of performance of assistant coaches in his/her charge.
Provides the following to the athletic director before the season begins:
- An eligibility list of players for certification purposes.
- A complete schedule of events for the year.
- Proof of physicals, Rank One completion, and insurance forms on each player before the player’s first date of participation.
- Student Drug Testing Consent Form.
- Sudden Cardiac Arrest Form.
Accepts responsibility for the enrollment, physical conditioning and supervision of players in that sport.
Makes systematic grade, attendance and behavior checks on players to ensure their remaining eligible.
Supervises athletes during all practices/games/matches and until the building and facilities are locked and secured after the conclusion of an event.
Provides the Athletic Director with a list of students who complete the season in good standing.
Assists students to be academically eligible to compete in college athletics.
Assists student athletes with college recruiting.
Submits end of season report with requested information to the Athletic Director and the district’s Athletic Office within one week after the conclusion of the season.
Works with coaches at other levels and other schools to develop a consistent program in which student athletes try out for teams.
Accepts responsibility for teaching and exhibiting proper behavior, conduct and decorum on and off the athletic field or court.
Attends meetings, workshops, and clinics sponsored through the District, OSSAA and/or Oklahoma Coaches Association.
Assists in scheduling and ensures team participation in all OSSAA regional events and develops full schedules.
Shows growth of student athlete participation numbers as directed by the District Director of Athletics.
Responsible for athletic fields and facilities used by the head coach.
Demonstrates loyalty to the athletic program.
Is present and on time for all events, including practice, unless excused or an emergency arises.
Serves through the complete season for one sport before beginning a new one.
Ensures that “Rule 52” is read aloud by the announcer at every home game.
Meets several times with the head coach of your sport’s middle school feeder school to discuss program and coaching strategies.
Designates one home game as “EPS Elementary/Middle School Night”, for which every student wearing an EPS elementary or middle school spirit shirt gets free admission.