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The top five most-clicked jobs of the week...
#5: Northwestern: Assistant Softball Coach
#4: Missouri Valley: Head Archery & Shotgun Sports Coach
#3: Tennessee Wesleyan: Vice President and Director of Athletics
#2: Lindsey Wilson: Assistant Athletic Trainer
#1: Pikeville: Part-Time Assistant Track & Field/Cross Country Coach

#5: The NAIA signs a three-year deal with HatLaunch to become the association’s official championship hat. (link)

#4: The GSAC becomes the first NAIA league to sign a streaming deal with Overnght. Starting October 1, all regular-season home GSAC contests will be behind the Overnght paywall, which costs $11.99 a month or $104.99 for the year. With this multi-year partnership, GSAC members “are committed to raising the standard of on-campus productions throughout the conference. Enhanced broadcasts, improved production quality and expanded storytelling opportunities will provide fans with a more engaging viewing experience while showcasing the accomplishments of GSAC student-athletes and programs.” In addition to one home for GSAC contests, the agreement “may include original programming, feature storytelling, highlights, behind-the-scenes access and other exclusive content designed to further elevate the conference's student-athletes, coaches and member institutions while bringing fans closer to the stories that define GSAC athletics.” (link)

#3: WVU Tech unveils its new weight room and golf training space. (link)

#2: Check out SCAD Savannah’s new women’s soccer locker room facility. (link)

#1: Keiser hires recent St. Thomas (FL) President David Armstrong as the president of its flagship campus. (link)

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