Hampton Bay Schools Case Study

In 1989, on the eve of the final championship game, Steve Fisher became the head coach for Michigan State. He and the team went on to win the championship. Even though they won Steve didn’t really get the credit for the game since he had just been hired the night before. With the next season fast approaching fans and critics were anxious to see if the new coach had good recruiting skills.

John Gagliardi was a very decorated coach at St. Johns college in Minnesota. John is also the most winning coach ever in the NCAA with 484 wins. To coach this long and have the amount of success John had, is unbelievable. The amount of effort and time he put into his job is what made him accomplish so much. His style of coaching was unique and he found his own way to win games. Not tackling in practice, not using profane language were one of his techniques in coaching. John demanded a level of respect for his players, and in return John would respect them. St. John’s practices were always a fun time, as well as serious. John was able to find a good balance to keep his teams winning.

East Hall High School is where I conducted my coaching interview. I was granted the opportunity to interview one of the most prestige High School coaches in the state of Georgia; Joe Dix. Dix is the head coach for the boys’ Varsity basketball team at East Hall. Dix and his staff were conducting try outs during our coaching interview, which is was pumped about. Coach Dix talked about the pressure on him and his team to bring home a State Title this year since it’s been a decade since his last one. Joe Dix is in his 21st season as a basketball coach and his 11th as the head coach at East Hall. As the head coach at East Hall Dix has won 2 State Titles, with 5 Final Four appearances, and 7 Region Championships.

Through the recommendation by Tara Hills, Riverboat High School principal, the girls’ volleyball coach, Blanche Barnhart, was approved by the board with a 5-2 vote as the athletic director last May. The superintendent and the business manager, Fred Jones, from the central office were reluctant supporters and critical of the promotion. Over the summer, Coach Barnhart, made changes to the athletic budget causing equitable spending for boys’ and girls’ sports. She primarily made changes to the boys’ football budget and the boys’ basketball scheduling. Although this caused some discontent amongst the coaches involved in those sports, overall it addressed the animosity that was historically noted by the coaches of the other school sports and

Coach Leahy was married to Florence Reilly and they had eight children together. Leahy’s son and grandson followed in his footsteps and also played football at Notre Dame. In 1966 Leahy started to get sick he suffered from leukemia and arthritis in his spine. He had a rare case of leukemia, so rare that only 9 cases had ever been

Keelan Simpson is the Sports Coordinator of the Bloomington YMCA and his main responsibilities consist of running all sports programs at the YMCA, hiring the correct employees/staff to coach or help run the different sports programs. The different sports programs include youth summer camps, youth seasonal sports, and adult basketball leagues. The YMCA is a global organization that serves all individuals of a community, allowing them to have access to recreational sports, fitness programs and many other health opportunities.

I filed an application with Chesapeake Public School systems, so that I could become a part of an organization that values teamwork, dedication, and academic success. Chesapeake Public Schools exhibits a positive, collaborative, and cooperative learning environment not only for the students but for their employees as well. Being committed to the academic development and success with the help and support of students, parents, teachers, and other staff members is a plus to any working environment. These are great attributes for any organization to possess, which is why I chose to become a part of the Chesapeake Public School.

When I went to Pike High School I participated in an activity called color guard for four years. Color guard is a performing arts activity that incorporates dance while using flags, rifles, and sabers. When I began this activity I barely understood what I was getting myself into. Our team got abandoned by our coach for most of the winter season my freshman year, so our show was pretty awful. We went to competitions with expectations of losing and embarrassment among our peers. At this point everyone was discouraged about how our winter season ended. It was not far to the seniors who gave their whole high school years for this activity. Something had to be changed to in order for our team to progress in the future. Second semester our guard Director, Mr. Emmert, hired Nick Bledsoe as our new coach. Though he was a skinny short white guy with blond hair something about him was intimidating. He walked into the guard room like he owned the place. He sat up with such a great posture that I straightened up from my usual slouch. The seniors did not like Nick too much, but their only wish for him was to not give up on us. From that day forward Nick dedicated his work towards our team regardless of how challenging it was to manage. My guard coach Nick was amazing because of how passionate he was about his profession at my high school.

Before coming to the University of Dayton, Foster received his M.S. in physical education from Indiana State University. He then served as head trainer at DePauw University in Indiana for three years. Foster heard that UD was offering a position for a trainer. He was attracted to the Division 1 basketball program and the successful Division 3 football program. He took over as the head athletic trainer for the university until 2012 when Nate Seymour took over. He is a part of the National Athletic Trainers’ Association and is a certified athletic trainer. Although he was heavily involved with every team, his focus was with the men’s soccer team, women’s cross country team, and the women’s track and field

Prior to taking the job at Puget Sound, Billings spent the 2000 and 2001 seasons as head coach at Pierce Community College in Lakewood, Wash., as well as serving two seasons on the staff of the Tacoma Stags U18 squad under former Puget Sound skipper Ken Garland.  He also spent two years as an instructor with the Wilkinson Baseball Academy.

After one semester there he went to San Mateo he also played quarterback there too. While he was there he won offensive player of the year. He lived in redwood all his teen years. He played quarterback all his college years. In 2006 he had 1o touchdowns, then 7, and then 13 the next two following years. On defense, he played defensive back. While he was playing quarterback he threw 11 interceptions and threw 13

Soon, however, it became apparent that Lombardi was no average coach. His intensity, his undeniably scorching hot passion for football made him an immediate success. Soon he was the head coach of St. Cecilia High School, leading it to success for the first time in its history.

• Coach Bill Yoast, former head coach, and now the assistant coach, defensive coordinator. He is a single-parent family raising a daughter. He was nominated to Virginia High School Hall of Fame.

Jones has a background in Athletics. Hallowell states that “To promote best selection, you, as a manager, need to begin by gathering key data” (Hallowell, 2011, p.49). In the background information of Mr. Jones biography, it states that he has a strong passion for educating kids through building their knowledge of sports. This gives him the foundation needed to be able to reach out into the community to help advocate for supporting our school systems. His name alone is a credible source because of his active participation with our school and communities sports program as well as his dedication to make lifelong learners out of our students through teaching them life lessons through

Later on in the school day when I was in weight training class the teacher, Coach Rice, who was also the wrestling coach called me over to talk because he had seen