Head Coach- Varsity Boys Basketball

Oak Hall School is seeking an exceptional coach and leader to serve as a Head Coach for our Varsity Boys Basketball program. Oak Hall has a long history of success in basketball, and we now have a need for a coach who desires to build upon our tradition of success and work with young players to help them develop their skills and grow as both basketball players and student athletes.

Under the supervision of the Director of Athletics, the Head Basketball Coach will contribute to and support all aspects of building, growing and maintaining a competitive Varsity Boys Basketball program, by promoting a positive team environment that ensures high levels of growth and learning for all athletes. As an active and collaborative member of the Athletic Department, and the greater Oak Hall community, this Coach will serve as a mentor for their athletes, and model outstanding sportsmanship and respect for opposing competitors and teams.

Significant athletic and competitive experience in basketball, and experience coaching high school level basketball, is preferred. In addition to having a strong base of knowledge and passion for basketball, and for the student-athlete experience, the ideal candidate will also possess an understanding of the social/emotional needs of high school-aged athletes and be fluent in different ways to communicate with and motivate athletes of varying skill levels and abilities.

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