New Coaches/Openings

Would love to hear what new coaches have been hired and what openings are still out there.

Bishop Carroll is now accepting applications for a Head Wrestling Coach for the 2019-2020 school year. Please fill out an application at http://bcchs.org and email Tyler Fraizer resumes and references at fraizertyler@bcchs.org. @BCCHS_Eagles.

I'm curious also. Royal Valley, Tonginoxie, Paola, Hutch, and now Carroll. A couple of pretty high profile jobs out there. Anyone?

Tyler Gonzales - Junction City

Salina Central and Hays were both open and I believe have been filled.

Paola HC is Darvin Willard

Leavenworth High School has 2 assistant coach openings for this upcoming season. Email james.vanek@lvpioneers.org or check out our employment page on our website, www.usd453.org for details and teaching openings.

Hays High Announces


Salina Central Hires

Wichita North has an opening for high school assistant. Possible teaching and other coaching positions available. Contact Coach Burgess via email if interested qburgess@usd259.net

Thanks!

McDonald County High School (located in Anderson, Missouri) has 2 assistant coaching openings for the 2019-2020 wrestling season. We have 2 returning state qualifiers coming back on next year's team, one which is a 2 x state finalist and 2018 State Champion. There are a number of teaching and additional coaching jobs within the school district that currently open or opening up soon that may be filled through these positions. These jobs can be viewed at:
https://mcdonald.tedk12.com/hire/index.aspx

Please contact Josh Factor if interested at jfactor@mcdonaldco.k12.mo.us

Royal Valley High School in Hoyt, Ks is looking for a head coach. Contact:

DAVID SCHOOLER
Athletic Director
RVHS
785-986-6251
schoolerd@rv337.org

Looks like Bishop Carroll has a new coach coming from out western KS.

New BC Wrestling Coach - Per Twitter

Chapman job has opened up. Returning state finalist at 220 will be a senior. https://usd473.tedk12.com/hire/ViewJob.aspx?JobID=169

Tonganoxie hired former Effingham HS head wrestling coach Brett Delich