What are the responsibilities and job description for the JV Baseball Coach position at Triton Regional School District?
Triton is seeking a highly motivated and dedicated Junior Varsity Baseball Coach to lead and develop student-athletes for the upcoming season. The JV Baseball Coach will work closely with the Head Varsity Coach to foster a positive, competitive, and educational environment for the team. This position requires a passion for coaching, strong communication skills, and a commitment to student-athlete development both on and off the field.Responsibilities: Team Leadership: Coach the junior varsity baseball team through practices, games while ensuring the development of student-athletes' skills, teamwork, and sportsmanship.Practice Planning: Develop and implement daily practice plans that promote skill development, physical conditioning, and team strategy.Game Strategy & Management: Assist in game-day preparations, including lineup selection, in-game coaching, and tactical decisions.Player Development: Monitor and assess the progress of individual players, providing constructive feedback, and fostering growth both athletically and personally.Team Building: Cultivate a positive team culture focused on teamwork, discipline, respect, and work ethic.Collaboration: Work closely with the Head Varsity Coach, other coaching staff, and athletic department to ensure alignment with overall program goals.Communication: Maintain open and consistent communication with players, parents, and school staff regarding team activities, expectations, and performance.Safety & Compliance: Ensure adherence to school policies, safety protocols, and state athletic regulations during all activities.Seasonal Duties: Attend all team practices, games, and required events during the season. Assist with off-season training or camps as needed.Other Duties: Perform other duties as assigned by the Athletic Director or Head Coach.Qualifications: Previous experience coaching baseball, preferably at the high school level.Knowledge of baseball rules, strategies, and techniques.Strong leadership and communication skills.Ability to work with young athletes and serve as a positive role model.Ability to manage a team, including discipline, motivation, and conflict resolution.Must be available to commit to the full season, including evening practices and weekend games.Preferred Qualifications: Background in playing high school or college-level baseball is an advantage.Ability to create a positive, inclusive team environment for athletes of diverse backgrounds and skill levels.
