The Amherst job is for the women. Ned isn't going anywhere. Women's job should be secured this week. Leading candidate is a woman who is an assistant at a Division I school.
The Amherst job is for the women. Ned isn't going anywhere. Women's job should be secured this week. Leading candidate is a woman who is an assistant at a Division I school.
Is the Capital position posted anywhere?
Bump
Coe College is looking for a head and has interviewed 4. Stevens second round is going on for another week. Last interview is on the 6th
http://www.capital.edu/cross-country-coaches/letfamrun wrote:
Is the Capital position posted anywhere?
This isn't a listing but it seems to still be open with a phone number
Anyone have news on Buffalo State? Looks like distance can be improved up there.
The Capital University situation is a cheapo. The CC head coach gets paid $3000 and I think another $1000 for doing track and field. Also, I don't think that whoever gets this job will have a lot of control, as the head track coach (who also seemed to be coaching the jumpers and throwers)took the steeple people, another coach took the long distance people and the distance coach just coached the 800-1500 people. It's probably a nice starter position and also have a job at a running store. I also heard the budget is awful for CC.Just some thoughts before you leap.
Bump. Any updates? Looks like Stevens will be making a hire soon.
Will the current coach at Buffaloe State be promoted to full time. Was it a formality?
Hip Hip Anonymous wrote:
Bump. Any updates? Looks like Stevens will be making a hire soon.
Will the current coach at Buffaloe State be promoted to full time. Was it a formality?
Stevens still has the second round of interviews buddy.
Who's is the front runner at Coe?
Is it the head job @ Coe? Anyone know what kind of resources they have? Could they compete with Wartburg and Central in the IIAC?
No, they could not compete because their academic standards are way too high - unlike Wartburg, where anyone can get in. Coe was supposed to become a part if some super academic conference a while ago
With Pomona, Kenyon, Oberlin, Macalaster - these schools all average like 30-33 on the ACT. You can't get kids into Coe that attend Wartburg because Wartburg takes anybody.
Coe has hired
Amherst just hired a young woman who was an assistant at Carleton (distance) for maybe six years. Release is on their web site. Might be an opening at Carleton now and it'll be interesting to see how she does in her new role. With the resources/applicants/trails/academics/admissions assistance they have, Amherst should be able to contend for national titles in XC every year.
I heard Coe was looking at a professional table tennis player tot take over? Any truth to this?
Still deep sea diving.
Trinity promoted from within for both positions
Midwest to nescac wrote:
Amherst just hired a young woman who was an assistant at Carleton (distance) for maybe six years. Release is on their web site. Might be an opening at Carleton now and it'll be interesting to see how she does in her new role. With the resources/applicants/trails/academics/admissions assistance they have, Amherst should be able to contend for national titles in XC every year.
Amherst is NOT Williams in regards to "admissions assistance".
Any new openings on the D3 front?