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Wilder School District

ESports Coach

Wilder, ID · On-site

$18 - $24.25/hr

... IHSAA. * Attends clinics, workshops, and state association meetings applicable to the assignment. * Builds a competitive and well-organized program (may include play and practice in summer months ...

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A Summer IHSAA job typically refers to seasonal employment or volunteer roles associated with the Indiana High School Athletic Association (IHSAA) during the summer months. These positions may include assisting with athletic events, organizing tournaments, or supporting administrative tasks for high school sports programs. The roles are ideal for individuals interested in sports management, event coordination, or supporting student-athlete activities while gaining practical experience. Applicants often need strong organizational and communication skills and may work evenings or weekends depending on the event schedule.

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In a seasonal IHSA (Illinois High School Association) athletics support role during the summer, your main responsibilities typically include assisting with event coordination, athlete registration, and ensuring compliance with IHSA guidelines. One common challenge is managing the fast-paced environment during tournaments and events, where quick problem-solving and effective communication are essential. You’ll work closely with coaches, referees, and student-athletes, often serving as a key point of contact to help ensure events run smoothly. This role offers valuable experience in event management and teamwork, which can be beneficial for future career growth in sports administration.

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To thrive as a Summer IHSAA sports official, you need a solid understanding of the rules of the sport, physical fitness, and typically an IHSAA sports officiating license. Familiarity with officiating tools such as scorekeeping systems, timing devices, and communication equipment is important. Strong decision-making, impartiality, and effective communication with coaches and players set outstanding officials apart. These skills and qualifications ensure fair play, safety, and the smooth operation of high school athletic events.

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BOYS VARSITY SOCCER COACH

South Montgomery Community School Corporation

Crawfordsville, IN • On-site

Part-time

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Job description

Varsity Boys Soccer Head Coach

all interested applicants must apply at: https://www.applitrack.com/southmontschools/onlineapp/

Location: Southmont High School (Crawfordsville, IN)

Athletic Conference: Monon Athletic Conference (MAC)

Reports To: Athletic Director

Job Goal

Southmont High School is seeking a dynamic, character-driven leader to direct our Boys Soccer program. The ideal candidate will foster an inclusive, high-energy environment focused on player development, competitive excellence, and sportsmanship. This individual will be responsible for building a program culture that translates to success both on the pitch and in the classroom.


Timeline & Terms of Leadership

  • Competition Season (August – October): Direct all daily varsity practices, conditioning, strategy sessions, and match play. Lead the team through regular season conference matches and IHSAA state tournament series.
  • Spring & Summer Out-of-Season Development: Organize and facilitate open fields, weight training, and summer conditioning programs in strict compliance with IHSAA limited contact and summer participation rules.


Core Responsibilities

  • Plan and execute structured, high-tempo practice plans that build individual technical skills and cohesive team tactics.
  • Manage game-day operations, including lineup selection, in-game strategic adjustments, and tracking player substitutions.
  • Overhaul and run the out-of-season training program (spring/summer open fields and weight room blocks) to maximize player fitness and touch before August.
  • Maintain strict adherence to all rules and regulations set forth by the IHSAA, the Monon Athletic Conference, and Southmont High School.
  • Oversee the inventory, care, and management of team equipment, uniforms, and practice gear.
  • Partner with the Athletic Department to coordinate match scheduling, transportation, and youth soccer community outreach programs.
  • Enforce student-athlete academic eligibility requirements, ensuring players place a premium on their classroom performance.
  • Act as a positive mentor and role model; build a program culture that values discipline, accountability, teamwork, and pride in wearing the Mountie uniform.
  • Maintain proactive, clear communication with parents, players, and the athletic administration regarding schedules, expectations, and team goals.


Qualifications & Skills

Required:

  • High School Diploma or equivalent
  • Extensive knowledge of soccer tactics, skills, training methods, and IHSAA high school soccer regulations.
  • Exceptional communication, leadership, and motivational skills.
  • Ability to successfully clear all required state and federal background screenings, and complete mandatory NFHS/IHSAA coaching certification courses (Concussion, Heat Illness, Sudden Cardiac Arrest).