Volunteer Assistant Coach, Boys/Girls Lacrosse

 

About Us: 

Sheridan Lacrosse Club is the driving force behind lacrosse in Northern Wyoming, offering affordable, accessible, and competitive programs for youth and high school athletes. Founded in 2022 and building on youth programs that began in 2018, we’ve grown rapidly through a model that removes barriers and welcomes players at every level.

 

Title: Assistant Coach, Girls/Boys

 

Position Summary:

This is an unpaid, volunteer position that plays a key role in supporting the success of our program. The Assistant Coach works closely with the Head Coach to manage team operations, including practice execution, game support, and player development. The Assistant Coach reports to the Head Coach.

 

Responsibilities:

Coaching & Player Development:

• Assist in implementing the practice plan, focusing on fundamental skills, team strategy, and physical conditioning.

• Demonstrate or develop a solid understanding of the women’s/men’s game, including rules, tactics, and player positioning.

• Provide constructive feedback and guidance to players to help them improve their individual skills and overall performance.

• Support a positive and fun team culture that emphasizes our 10 core values.

 

Team Management:

• Help oversee team activities, including practices, games, and team events.

• Assist with communication to players and families regarding schedules, expectations, and team news.

• Support game-day logistics, including warm-ups and in-game substitutions.

 

Administrative & Communication:

• Maintain current CPR and USAL certifications throughout the season. Proof of certification will be required.

• Adhere to all league and organizational policies and regulations.

 

Qualifications:

• USA Lacrosse (USAL) BRONZE Certification. At Minimum. Must currently be certified or have the ability to obtain it before the start of Spring practice.

• CPR Certification: Must be currently CPR certified or by the start of Spring practice.

• Knowledge of the Game: A strong understanding of the rules, strategies, and nuances of men’s/women’s lacrosse. Previous coaching or playing experience at the high school or collegiate level is highly desirable.

• Leadership Skills: Ability to support, motivate, and mentor a group of athletes.

• Communication Skills: Strong interpersonal and communication skills, with the ability to interact effectively with players, parents, and the Head Coach.

• Time Commitment: Availability to commit to the entire spring season, including practices (typically 3-4 days per week) and games (typically on 1-2 days of the week).

• Commitment to Our Mission: A passion for coaching and a dedication to the development of young athletes.