High School Soccer coaching jobs

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Senior school Representatives towards NSCAA Board of administrators

Women Representative
Kevin Sims

Kevin Sims, the athletics manager and girls and boys varsity coach at Gaston Day class in Gastonia, N.C., had been chosen as Girls twelfth grade Representative toward NSCAA Board of Directors in January 2010. A 29-year NSCAA member, Sims has supported the NSCAA in a variety of capacities, including presently as a part of this highschool National Assistant Coach of the Year committee. Sims features served as national chairs of the senior high school babes Winter and Spring Rankings and nationwide senior school Ethics committees. He also offers offered as a regional chair of the women All-America committee.

Men Agent
Greg Mauch

Your head young men coach at Canterbury School in Fort Wayne, Ind., Greg Mauch was chosen senior school Boys Representative associated with NSCAA in January 2008. He presently functions as nationwide chair regarding the high-school Assistant Coach of the Year committee. Mauch is a current person in the Robert W. Robinson twelfth grade Long-Term Service Award Committee and ended up being a part associated with the regional arranging committees the 2001 and 2007 NSCAA Conventions in Indianapolis. He had been the 1998 person associated with NSCAA Private/Parochial nationwide senior high school Coach of the season, and ended up being a Regional honoree in 1998 and 2001.

Declaration on U.S. Soccer Development Academy

In November 2011, the NSCAA released a declaration in reaction to the U.S. Soccer developing Academy’s announcement about the change of a 3rd of their clubs toward 10-month routine.