JV Boys Basketball Coach — Develop Talent & Leadership
Saginaw Area Consortium
United States
On-site
USD 35,000 - 45,000
Full time
14 days+
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Job summary
A local school district is seeking a Junior Varsity (JV) Boys Basketball Coach. This position involves mentoring student-athletes, developing their skills, and fostering a strong team spirit. The ideal candidate will have a comprehensive understanding of basketball fundamentals and a passion for holistic youth development. Responsibilities include teaching sport fundamentals, analyzing athletes’ mistakes, and working closely with the varsity coach. Applicants must pass background checks and comply with all Michigan High School Athletic Association rules.
Qualifications
Comprehensive understanding of basketball fundamentals.
Passion for developing youth both athletically and holistically.
Experience supervising others is desired.
Experience with coaching is desired.
Responsibilities
Support athletes in the development of values and morals.
Teach fundamentals of the sport.
Analyze athletes’ abilities and mistakes.
Provide instruction to correct mistakes that hinder athletic development.
Work with the varsity head coach to develop the program.
Assist Varsity coach during games and practices.
Skills
Understanding of basketball fundamentals
Passion for youth development
Experience supervising others
Coaching experience
Job description
A local school district is seeking a Junior Varsity (JV) Boys Basketball Coach. This position involves mentoring student-athletes, developing their skills, and fostering a strong team spirit. The ideal candidate will have a comprehensive understanding of basketball fundamentals and a passion for holistic youth development. Responsibilities include teaching sport fundamentals, analyzing athletes’ mistakes, and working closely with the varsity coach. Applicants must pass background checks and comply with all Michigan High School Athletic Association rules.