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The top five trending jobs of the week...
#5: Kutztown: Coordinator of Internal Operations
#4: Lindsey Wilson: Assistant Athletic Trainer
#3: Missouri Valley: Head Archery & Shotgun Sports Coach
#2: Tennessee Wesleyan: Vice President and Director of Athletics
#1: Pikeville: Part-Time Assistant Track & Field/Cross Country Coach
#5: Dordt Assoc. AD of Facilities and Operations Trent Roose will depart after eight years with the university. (link)
#4: Northwestern (IA) will name its renovated on-campus stadium after former Hall of Fame Football HC Larry “Bubb” Korver. The Red Raiders broke ground on the $10.9M project over the weekend. (link)
#3: Dakota Wesleyan recently held its wrestling practice right on Main Street in Mitchell, SD. AD Ross Cimpl to Calling All Sports on the support from the local community: “We get just tremendous support from the Mitchell community and for different teams, different events. … It's those types of things that I think the community appreciates that we're willing to do, but we also appreciate the opportunity. I mean, we're literally going to put wrestling mats, not quite in front of the Corn Palace, but a block down in front of Bradley's and shut the street down for a couple hours just so that we can get some exposure for our kids in a different program and do something unique. It's so great; we don't hear no a lot, I guess is what I'm saying in terms of different events or different fundraisers.” (link, link)
#2: The NAIA has published the final five seasons of competition legislation to be voted on next month. If passed, the new rule would allow five seasons of competition across 10 semesters or 15 quarters, provided a student-athlete has 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. (link) NAIA VP of Membership Value and Governance Chesney Sallee with more details…
➤ “If a student entered this current academic year with eligibility remaining, so that would mean at least one season remaining and at least one term of attendance remaining, that student could potentially compete in a fifth season in the future. Now, recognize the terms of attendance aren't changing. So if you have a student who exhausts their terms of attendance in this current academic year, they would not be able to continue on and use a fifth season in the following academic year.”
➤ “The change that you'll see in this proposal is just clarifying that that 5-year clock model is not honored at face value in the NAIA. Meaning a student who plays in another association where they use the clock model and exhausts their clock that is not treated at face value in terms of exhausting all eligibility for that student in the NAIA. Rather, if you have a student who has done that, who has exhausted their clock in another association and wishes to transfer to your school, we would evaluate their seasons of competition and their terms of attendance essentially from scratch. So, we'd look at their transcripts, we'd look at their playing participation history, and if that student had seasons and terms remaining, they could be eligible to continue competing in the NAIA.” (link)
#1: Pacific Union hires Walla Walla Men’s Basketball HC/Compliance & Eligibility Coordinator Brandon Broome as its new AD. (link)
