Coaching Positions Open and Tournaments Needed 2012

[PHargis]

Murfreesboro Central, Head Coach, Murfreesboro Tennessee

Webb School, Knoxville Tennessee, Head Coach

Edited November 8, 2011 by PHargis

[PHargis]

VB - Independence High School (Thomsonï¾’s Station, TN) currently has an opening for a head volleyball coach for the 2012-2013 school year. Please send your resume to Athletic Director Kevin Dyson at kevind1@wcs.edu and Athletic Principal Kurt Jones at kurtj@wcs.edu . (11/17/2011)

[PHargis]

VB - Harding Academy (Memphis, TN) is looking for a Volleyball coach for the 2012-13 school year. Interested applicants should contact Kevin Starks at (901) 767-4466 or starks.kevin@hardinglions.org . (12/05/2011)

 

VB, Tr - Webb School of Knoxville (Knoxville, TN) is searching for a middle school physical education teacher who can coach two sports, one of which must be at the varsity level. Current openings for 2012-13 in varsity volleyball and boys and girls track. Additional openings may come available later this school year. Interested applicants should send cover letter expressing interest and resume to David Nelson, MS Head at david_nelson@webbschool.org. No phone calls accepted. (12/09/2011)

Edited December 9, 2011 by PHargis

[PHargis]

Seymore High School, Head Volleyball Coach

[PHargis]

VB - Grace Christian Academy (Knoxville, TN) is currently accepting applications for the position of High School Head Volleyball Coach. Interested applicants please send resumeï¾’ to Athletic Director Johnny Cox at jcox@gracebc.org or mail to: Grace Christian Academy; 5914 Beaver Ridge Road; Knoxville, TN 37931. For more information call Johnny Cox at (865) 934-4787. (01/19/2012)

[PHargis]

VB - Science Hill High School (Johnson City, TN) is hosting the Mountain Empire Volleyball Tournament on September 22, 2012. Teams will be accepted on a first come first serve basis. There will be four pools of four teams and then a gold and silver division championship round. Entry fee is $225.00. Please contact coach Louise Stallworth at jls0715@charter.net or (423) 282-4098, if you are interested. (01/30/2012)

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VB - Science Hill High School (Johnson City, TN) is looking for a tournament in which to participate in the Nashville area for the upcoming season. Please contact Coach Louise Stallworth if you have an opening at jls0715@charter.net or (423) 282-4098. (01/30/2012)

[PHargis]

VB - Lebanon High School (Lebanon, TN) is currently accepting applications for the position of Head Volleyball Coach. Those interested please email your resume along with references to Athletic Director Brian Hutto at huttob@wcschools.com . (02/02/2012)

[SMHSPride55]

 Stone Memorial High School in Crossville, TN is going to be hosting the 1st annual Queen of the Mountain Volleyball Tournament on September 15, 2012. We are looking for 7 teams to fill the spots. It will be a one day tournament made up of two four team pools, which will seed you for a single elimination tournament. All teams will be guaranteed 4 games. We will be playing both pools in our gyms so there will be no traveling between schools. The cost of the tournament will be $200 per team. If you are interested please contact Coach Meghan Kunzelman at megan@k12tn.net or by phone 931-484-5767.

[PHargis]

VB - Hendersonville High School (Hendersonville, TN) is hosting the 2012 Dig Pink Tournament September 21-22. Tournament guarantees 5 games and the entry fee is $275 per team. Please contact Coach Kyla King for more information at Kyla.Surdyka@sumnerschools.org . (02/10/2012)

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VB - West Creek High School (Clarksville, TN) is hosting the 1st Annual Coyote Clash Tournament on September 8. They will have a limit of 8 teams. Each team will be guaranteed four matches. Entry fee will be $175. Anyone interested should contact Head Coach, Josh Stoeckl at joshua.stoeckl@cmcss.net or (931) 503-1788. (02/10/2012)

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[motormouth]

Any news on the Independence job. I would think that would be a good place. They were dominant when I saw them a couple of years ago.

[SummaryJudgment]

Any news on the Independence job. I would think that would be a good place. They were dominant when I saw them a couple of years ago.

 

 

Heard there has been a hire. That's all I know. It may not be true but I think it is. But the dynamics are changing in southern Williamson County and Indy might not be the power in a few years that it has been recently due to the recent re-zoning. The feeder middle school for Indy only had around 13 girls show up for volleyball tryouts for both varsity and jv this past year. On the other hand, the new middle school that was cut out of the old one had over 50 girls tryout for both varsity and jv. Their jv had the best record in the county and the varsity made a stunning turn around in year two of the school. All those girls will be moving on to the new high school which was built to relieve overcrowding at Indy. Indy should be real good next year but the splitting of talent is bound to affect them down the road.

Edited February 15, 2012 by SummaryJudgment

[PHargis]

Heard there has been a hire. That's all I know. It may not be true but I think it is. But the dynamics are changing in southern Williamson County and Indy might not be the power in a few years that it has been recently due to the recent re-zoning. The feeder middle school for Indy only had around 13 girls show up for volleyball tryouts for both varsity and jv this past year. On the other hand, the new middle school that was cut out of the old one had over 50 girls tryout for both varsity and jv. Their jv had the best record in the county and the varsity made a stunning turn around in year two of the school. All those girls will be moving on to the new high school which was built to relieve overcrowding at Indy. Indy should be real good next year but the splitting of talent is bound to affect them down the road.

A number of fans have confirmed that indeed this position has been filled but as far as the rest of this post SJ is the only person that could verify it. Note: Williamson County does and has had an unusal way of progressively allowing students to go thru their system that has little to do with athletics. It is a fast growing County and more has to do with filling up schools. Building schools. The school will make the official announcement of the coaching change. Some students might not know specifically the school they will be attending and may be the reasson for low attendance for a tryout. An announcement of the number of new schools to open this fall has been officially been made by the Williamson County Mayor a number of times and as in previous years, there would be some confusion over the matter.

There seems to be growth in a number of counties in Middle Tennessee.

Edited February 18, 2012 by PHargis