Coaches / Parent Helpers
The primary goal of the Head and Assistant Coach is to provide a positive learning environment so the players return to play football the following year. Coaches will attend a minimum of one Offensive and one Defensive Clinic in addition to Allocation and Coach Certification night (Mandatory via Indiana Law SEA 222). Responsibilities include, but are not limited to:
Coaches Responsibilities
| Pre-Season | Attend the annual “Certification & Safety ” League meeting prior to the start of practice | Attend one (1) player development camps hosted by WWHS staff | Consult with coaches from Whiteland High School concerning, drills for youth players, terminology position & play calling |
| In-Season | Organize and prepare practice plans, in advance of practice | Ensure player equipment is properly fitted & well maintained | Build player Self-confidence by teaching football in simple terms from basics to advance |
| Game Day | Plan & execute player rotation during games, per league rules. | Coordinate all game day help with Team Parents/Parent Volunteers (i.e. time clock, Chains etc.) | Report All Game Scores Immediately after your game via Score Report Feature for WWJFL |
| Post Season | Attend recap meeting | ||
| Off - Season | Attend two (2) pre-season coaches development sessions • Attend the annual “Certification & Safety ” League meeting prior to the start of practice |
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Coach Development
Coaches / Parent Helpers
As a youth development league, we strive to provide both our players and their families, with a rich and rewarding sports experience. A key initiative is our offseason coaching development program.
We understand that youth league coaches are volunteer parents like yourself who have time constants. This is precisely why Coach Fisher and the Whiteland Varsity coaching staff have developed open forum sessions, designed to maximize your time while providing you an opportunity to continue your development as a teachers/role model.
We encourage you to join us at the Whiteland HS Football building for your coaching clinic. Topics in these sessions will improve your practice organization, the teaching of football fundamentals & skills, Whiteland Blue Collar football terminology of both the offensive (Fly Sweep) and defensive (Warrior Swarm) systems.
"You get better or worse every day; you will not stay the same."
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