GGAFL Coaching Position Applications for 2010

March 12, 2010 By Leigh Barnes
As part of our due process, and in striving to be the best Football Club and League in the USAFL, the GGAFL would like to call for applications for the following coaching positions;

Golden Gate Roos Division 1 coach

Along with detailing his experience in the game of Australian Football, the applicant will need to demonstrate a knowledge of the unique challenges that go with coaching in the United States. Please include your philosophy on what it will take to get the Golden Gate Roos to win a Division 1 title, and still retain the core values of the GGAFL. The position will report directly to the GGAFL Coaching Directors and the GGAFL President.

Golden Gate Roos Division 4 coach

Along with detailing his experience in the game of Australian Football, the applicant will need to demonstrate a knowledge of the unique challenges that go with coaching in the United States. Please include your philosophy on what it will take to get the Golden Gate Roos to win a Division 1 title, and still retain the core values of the GGAFL. The position will report directly to the Division 1 coach and also be accountable to the GGAFL Coaching Directors and the GGAFL President

Golden Gate Roos Assistant coaches (2)

This roles requires the applicant to work with the Senior coaching panel, and the scope includes, but is not limited to; Skills training, One on one mentoring of the American players, The running of training sessions, either in control or under the direction of the Senior coaches, Game day planning and tactics. The position reports directly to the senior coaches.

The GGAFL is calling for applications from all interested persons, including past and present coaches, new and old players, and any person who thinks they can make a difference in the GGAFL, and continue to make our league the power force of Australian Football in the United States.

Please use the Contact button on the menu to send applications to GGAFL Board. Applications close on March 15, 2010