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Middle School Football Coach

Holly, MI · On-site

MHSAA CAP 1 or CAP 2 preferred Responsibilities: * Directly responsible for all matters relative to program including but not limited to, player personnel, practice sessions, care and maintenance of ...

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Waterford, MI · On-site

Knowledge of MHSAA baseball; prior coaching experience preferred Great organizational and communication skills Ability to inspire confidence in, and motivate players Willing to adhere to rules and ...

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Boys JV Basketball Coach

Eastern Upper Peninsula AppliTrack Consortium

Sault Sainte Marie, MI

Full-time

Re-posted 3 hours ago

Job description

Tahquamenon Area Schools and the Newberry Athletic Department are currently seeking candidates for the following coaching vacancy

JV BOYS BASKETBALL - HEAD COACH

Reports to: Varsity Head Coach, Athletic Director, 7-12 Principal

Terms: Seasonal (Thru end of season)

Evaluation: End of 2026/2027 Season

REQUIREMENTS (Must be obtained or registered for programs by November 1st, 2026)

  • MHSAA Coaches Advancement Program - Level I or II
  • CPR/1st Aid Certified
  • Practice/Event Specific Emergency Management Plan (can be combined with Varsity)
  • Sport Specific Coaches Association Membership
  • Pass District background check & fingerprint process

DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES

  • Manage day to day duties and activities for JV level of the football program
  • Assist Varsity Head Coach as member of coaching staff
  • Lead a program based on development and preparation for Varsity level
  • Create and develop a safe & positive culture that student athletes will embrace
  • Ensure roster and JV staff are compliant and upholding standards of TAS and MHSAA
  • Participate and assist with football program fundraisers and special events
  • Manage and maintain JV locker rooms, as well as player and coaching staff equipment.
  • Represent the Boys Basketball program, NHS Athletics, and TAS on and off the field
  •  Willingness to work with administration, staff, and fellow coaches of the district to solve conflicts and provide the best opportunities and experience for student athletes and their families
  • Follow all standards and protocols set by the district athletic handbook and the MHSAA

QUALIFICATIONS

  • Prior coaching experience preferred but not required
  • Knowledge of basketball rules and procedures
  • Positive history working or volunteering with school aged children
  • Background working experience or ability to properly communicate with parents/guardians in potential stressful situations
  • Positive behavior and ability to lead by example. Ability to make difficult decisions with the interest of multiple student athletes, families, school, and program in mind

For more information or to apply, send a letter of interest and resume to Athletic Director Dan Hardenbrook (dhardenbrook-tas@eupschools.org). Deadline to apply is July 13th, 2026



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