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Call For Applications: River Gee County Meet Coaches – 2026/2027

The River Gee County Sports Committee invites qualified, experienced, and committed coaches to apply to serve as coaches for the 2026/2027 National County Sports Meet.

Applications are invited for:

⚽ Soccer
🏀 Basketball
🏐 Volleyball
🥎 Kickball

Applicants must:

  • ⁠Have a sound knowledge and understanding of the rules and regulations governing the 2026/2027 County Meet;
  • ⁠Demonstrate proven coaching experience and technical competence in the relevant sporting discipline;
  • Possess strong leadership, communication, and team-management skills;
  • Demonstrate a character founded on loyalty, trust, integrity, discipline, and professionalism;
  • Be committed to fairness, teamwork, and the best interests of River Gee County; and
  • ⁠Have the ability to identify, develop, motivate, and manage athletes effectively.
  • All applicants must have obtained the minimum coaching credentials as required under the Rules of the National County Sports Meets for 2026/2027 at the time of applying

Application Requirements

Interested applicants should submit a CV, relevant coaching certificates/qualifications, evidence of coaching experience.

SELECTION PROCESS

1.The selection process will be transparent, professional, competitive, and merit-based.

2.Selection will consider technical qualifications, experience, knowledge of County Meet rules, leadership ability, character, loyalty, trust, integrity, and commitment to River Gee County.

Application Deadline: September 17, 2026
Submission: [email protected]

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