Director of Player Development

The candidate would be expected to assist the Head Coach with oversight in all areas of women’s basketball operations, including video, technology, and administration; direct supervise team managers and practice players; facilitate weekly student-athlete academic and well-being check-in meetings; oversee study hall; ensure attendance at all practices; assist in on-campus recruiting; and work with the equipment manager for team apparel.

• Oversee and plan all areas of video, scouting, technology, team managers, practice players, and tournament coordination for recruiting.

• Coordinate all facets of video exchange in Synergy, opponent scouting, technology, and other duties assigned for game prep and practice breakdowns.

• Responsible for adhering to policies and procedures governing the Department of Athletics and the University and any applicable rules and regulations associated with the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA), the Coastal Athletic Association (CAA) or any other conference or organization with which the University is or becomes associated with which affects University Athletics.

• Responsible for team managers, practice players, and all of their activities related to practice, travel, official and unofficial visits, and alumni events.

• Plan, coordinate and execute all travel for recruiting for PSA’s and their families as well as arrangements for the staff.

• Hire, instruct, schedule and supervise student videographers.

• Responsible for the oversight of all student athlete development and welfare.

• Direct player focus on skill development on the court and with personal growth off the court.

• Direct, create, and implement individual development plans to ensure players needs are addressed and met as they relate to academics and personal growth.

• First point of contact on campus for availability to team.

• Assist with recruiting, social media, special events, summer camps, and academics.

• Assume specific role as designated by Head Coach in practice and game settings.

• Be available within specific office hours and practice sessions throughout the fall and spring seasons while overseeing study hall.