HEAD VARSITY BOYS SOCCER COACH

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In addition to applying via Skyward, candidates are encouraged to send a letter of interest and resume to: Director of Athletics and Activities, Kevin Fitzgerald (kevin.fitzgerald@nbexcellence.org)

The New Berlin Eisenhower Athletics and Activities Department is seeking a highly qualified and driven individual to fill the position of Head Varsity Boys Soccer Coach for the 2026-27 season. The Head Varsity Coach is responsible for the oversight of all levels (Varsity, JV, and JV2) of the boys'' soccer program. As a program with a proud tradition within the Woodland Conference, we are looking for a visionary leader who can establish a clear program philosophy, maximize student-athlete potential both academically and athletically, and foster a culture of discipline, integrity, and community engagement.

Primary Responsibilities

Program Vision & Strategy

• Design and implement a cohesive soccer system (formation, style of play, and tactical identity) across the entire program.

• Scout Woodland Conference opponents and develop specific, high-level game plans for every match.

Technical Instruction

• Provide expert coaching on soccer fundamentals, modern tactical schemes (transitional play, pressing triggers), and situational "match-reading" to ensure a high standard of performance.

Staff Management

• Lead and manage a quality coaching staff, ensuring JV and JV2 assistants work together cooperatively to provide a consistent developmental experience for all student-athletes.

Athlete Development

• Work closely with student-athletes, families, and teachers to help players maximize their technical skills while maintaining high academic and behavioral expectations.

Operational Oversight

• Successfully manage the program's annual budget, oversee equipment (kits, training gear), and strictly adhere to all rules set forth by the District, the conference, and the WIAA.

Community & Youth Engagement

• Promote the program through summer camps, youth clinics, and active outreach to local soccer clubs. Maintain an enthusiastic commitment to supporting the Booster Club's efforts.

Stakeholder Relations

• Communicate clearly, effectively, and respectfully with parents, staff, officials, and the media to maintain a positive program reputation.

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