4 head strength conditioning coach jobs found

Job Title: 1st Assistant Volleyball / Assistant Girls Track Coach Campus: Lone Star High School District: Frisco Independent School District Teaching Field Preferred: Math or Science Additional Requirement: Must be willing to obtain CDL Position Overview Lone Star High School is seeking a dynamic, relationship-driven educator and coach to serve as 1st Assistant Volleyball Coach and Assistant Girls Track Coach . This position is part of a highly competitive athletic programs with strong traditions, outstanding student-athletes, and a commitment to excellence both academically and athletically. Lone Star competes in volleyball and track and field as part of the Rangers athletic program. The ideal candidate will demonstrate strong leadership, organization, and communication skills while contributing to a positive culture focused on student growth, competitive success, and character development. Primary Responsibilities Volleyball (1st Assistant Responsibilities)...

Seagoville High School is seeking a highly motivated, relationship-driven leader to serve as the Head Girls Basketball Coach. The ideal candidate will build a competitive program while developing student-athletes academically, athletically, and socially. Primary Responsibilities Lead and manage all aspects of the girls basketball program (Varsity, JV, Freshman) Develop and implement a year-round program including offseason, strength & conditioning, and skill development Establish and maintain a strong, positive program culture Coordinate practice planning, game preparation, and player development Hire, mentor, and evaluate assistant coaches Monitor academic progress and promote academic success Organize camps, clinics, and community engagement events Maintain compliance with UIL, district, and campus policies Build relationships with feeder programs and the local...

Position Overview Victoria East High School is seeking a high-energy, relationship-driven coach to join our football staff on the defensive side of the ball. The ideal candidate is a kid magnet —someone who naturally connects with student-athletes, builds trust, and brings daily energy and intensity to the program. This position is for a coach who not only understands defensive football at a high level, but also knows how to teach it, inspire it, and build a culture of toughness, discipline, and relentless effort. We are looking for someone who can help lead our defense while fully investing in the growth of our student-athletes on and off the field. Key Responsibilities Assist in the development of the defensive scheme. Teach fundamentals, technique, and position-specific skills across the defensive unit. Plan and execute practice structure, drills, and defensive game preparation. Break down film, self-scout, and develop weekly opponent game...