Programs seeking Coaches for Spring 2025: Tahoma, Nathan Hale/Ingraham
Please send all job postings to [email protected]
Bellevue Wolverines Girls Lacrosse
We are seeking to fill three positions at the High School and 7/8 Grade levels for the spring 2025 season. BWGL hires coaches that share a philosophy that lacrosse is a place for developing players with a range of abilities and for teaching values that benefit players throughout life. For more information, please contact [email protected]
Open Positions: Varsity Head Coach, JV Head Coach, Grade 7/8 Head Coach
For High School positions, a successful candidate brings prior coaching experience at the junior high, high school or college levels. For our 7/8 team, a successful candidate will have prior coaching experience or collegiate level playing experience. All coaching candidates will be great collaborators and communicators who motivate those around them and demonstrate an ability to develop skill and understanding of the game of lacrosse. Coaches will comply with all laws and certification requirements. High School coaches will conduct team tryouts, lead M-Fr practices and act as a game day coach. 7/8 coaches will lead practices 2-3 times a week and act as game day coaches. Competitive pay and supplemental paid off-field assignments are available.
Tahoma Lacrosse Club
Founded in 1999, the Tahoma Lacrosse Club is a nonprofit organization dedicated to organizing,
developing and promoting the sport of lacrosse within the Maple Valley and surrounding community.
Tahoma Lacrosse Club has the following Lacrosse coaching positions open for the Fall and Spring
2024-2025 seasons:
• Head Varsity Coach
• Assistant Varsity Coach
Lacrosse Coaches will report to the Tahoma Lacrosse Club high school girl’s coordinator. Specific
responsibilities and requirements will include:
o Compliance with all Tahoma Lacrosse Club, WSLA, WWLOA and USA Lacrosse
policies and procedures.
o Supervision and instruction of lacrosse student-athletes during all team activities.
o Effective communication with student-athletes, their parents, and all board
members and coaches.
o Demonstrated knowledge, dedication, experience, and ability to teach lacrosse
skills and conditioning programs.
o Ability to teach student athletes sportsmanship, responsibility, discipline,
teamwork, commitment, pride, and fun.
o Ability to collaborate with all other members of the coaching staff, both boys and
girls high and youth.
o Ability and willingness to work, and collaborate with, all girl’s youth teams.
o Ability and willingness to help grow the girl’s program, both youth and high
school.
o Be available for practices and competitions during their coaching season with
availability on weekends as required for practices or competitions.
o Possess a valid Washington State driver’s license.
o USA Lacrosse Level 1 Coaching certificate.
o Concussion and CPR training.
o Current USA Lacrosse Membership (prior to the start of the season).
Positions are open until filled.
Competitive pay.
All cover letters, resumes and questions should be sent to Lindsi Wolf, Tahoma Lacrosse Club
High School Girl’s Coordinator, at [email protected].
Girls Lacrosse Varsity Co-Coach
Combined Team: Girls Lacrosse Varsity Coach
Nathan Hale High School – Ingraham High School
Date Needed: Jan – May 2025
Nathan Hale and Ingraham High Schools are running a combined high school program and looking for energetic, motivational coaches who are organized and can create a positive presence at lacrosse practice and games. If you have the following desired qualifications that’s fantastic! And these are not requirements. As we’re all learning in life, if you have the passion for coaching high school girls, let’s chat!
Desired Qualifications:
• Passionate about youth development on and off the field
• Desire to be part of a coaching collaboration
• Knowledge of WSLA rules and regulations
• Extensive knowledge of the principles of individual and team fundamentals of LA
• Ability to develop and train student-athletes
• Personal skills that reflect positive relations with high school student-athletes, coaches, parents and the community
• Ability to organize and prepare practice schedules
• Ability to develop a solid discipline that emphasizes teamwork and good sportsmanship
• Availability for practice Monday-Friday after school and/or in the evenings
• Club coaching and/or collegiate playing experience
Qualifications: Required for All Coaches
• High school diploma or equivalent
• WSLA Level 1 certification - training is available in January & paid for by the club
• First Aid/CPR/AED trained and certified from either Red Cross or American Heart Association – training paid for by the club
• Have successfully completed Concussion recognition and management with Return to Play Protocols training as required by Washington State Law
• District required Criminal Justice Fingerprint and Background Clearance and SPS Adult Sexual Misconduct Prevention Training