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The top ten trending jobs of the week...
#10: Fort Hays State: Internal Operations/Facilities and Event Management Graduate Assistant
#9: Quincy: Assistant Softball Coach
#8: Roberts Wesleyan: Head Men's & Women's Swimming and Diving Coach
#7: Kutztown: Coordinator of Internal Operations
#6: West Texas A&M: Director for Athletic Communications
#5: Frostburg State: Director of the Adams/Wyche Center for Academic Success
#4: Albany State: Assistant AD for Business Operations
#3: Lewis: Associate AD for Development
#2: UC Merced: Associate Director of Athletic Operations and Facilities
#1: Southwest Baptist: Men's Volleyball Graduate Assistant
#10: Johnson C. Smith Softball HC/Women’s Volleyball AC Chris McKenzie is no longer with the Golden Bulls. (link)
#9: Daemen Men’s Soccer HC Bediako Swan steps down after eight seasons. (link)
#8: Shorter selects Admissions Counsellor Jenny Hernandez-Vega as Asst. AD for Compliance. (link)
#7: Western Colorado is the latest to partner with Podium X to support student-athlete development. (link)
#6: Effective January 1, Colorado State Pueblo athletics will begin overseeing ThunderWolf Recreation. AD Paul Plinske, who will lead both units: “Both areas play an important role in the overall student experience, and by working more closely together, we can expand programming, maximize the use of our facilities and strengthen our connection with the Pueblo community. Our goal is to continue supporting our student-athletes at the highest level while expanding recreational and wellness opportunities for our entire student body. We also see tremendous potential to bring more people to campus through camps, clinics, tournaments and other special events. This transition is about collaboration, responsible stewardship of our resources and finding innovative ways to grow and better serve our students and community.” (link)
#5: Notably, the NAIA has approved the five seasons of eligibility proposal starting in 2027-28. The rule allows a fifth year of eligibility to student-athletes who have completed 96 semester or 144 quarter credit hours, with at least 64 semester or 96 quarter hours towards general education of a student’s major. Key detail: “Under the NAIA’s new model, the expiration of the NCAA’s five-year clock will not automatically exclude a transfer student’s eligibility. Depending on a student-athlete’s previous participation and enrollment, they may have eligibility remaining in the NAIA.” (link, link - full legislation)
#4: Post promotes Director of Athletic Compliance Kayte Mills to Asst. AD for Compliance and hires former American International Senior Assoc. AD Michael Lavato as Asst. AD for Internal Operations. (link, link)
#3: New Mexico Highlands Women’s Soccer HC Amanda Evans is no longer leading the program. (link)
#2: The Gulf South will stop sponsoring football after this academic year. Delta State will compete as an independent, with AD Mike Kinnison telling SuperTalk Mississippi Media’s Griffin Ray: “All of this has to be balanced with financial capability to meet the demands of increased travel over larger distances.” (link)
#1: As we near fall championship selection shows, here are the latest NPI rankings for field hockey (link), football (link), men’s (link) and women’s (link) soccer and women’s volleyball (link).
