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The top five trending CollegeSports.jobs of the week...
#5: Rutgers-Camden: Public Relations Specialist (Athletics Communications)
#4: UC Merced: Associate Director of Athletic Operations and Facilities
#3: Waldorf: Head Men's Soccer Coach
#2: Southwest Baptist: Men's Volleyball Graduate Assistant
#1: Susquehanna: Director of Athletics
#5: Dakota County Tech and Inver Hills (N/A) plan to officially merge as Minnesota Valley College this summer, pending final approvals from the Higher Learning Commission, the Minnesota State Board of Trustees and the U.S. Department of Education. Both the Rosemount and Inver Grove Heights campuses will stay open. Minnesota Valley College will field NJCAA DII athletic teams under new branding, adopting Riverhawks as the new team nickname and mascot, with DCTC’s Blue Knights mascot and name to be retired. Minnesota State and the trustees have initiated a search for the inaugural Minnesota Valley president. (link)
#4: The New Balance Future Stars Series will host two junior college baseball events at the Texas Rangers’ Globe Life Field to open the 2027 collegiate season through its ongoing partnership with the NJCAA. The back-to-back events will bring 17 team entries representing 16 institutions to Arlington. “The collaboration is designed to elevate junior college baseball through expanded national exposure, advanced player evaluation, development opportunities and high-profile events that connect student-athletes with four-year institutions and professional baseball organizations.” (link)
#3: NorthWest Arkansas plans to expand its athletic department with the addition of baseball in the spring of 2028 and softball the following year. Facilities for those new programs are not currently included in NWACC’s facility master plan and AD Brooke Brewer tells Axios NW Arkansas’ Alex Golden they are working on an agreement to utilize an off-campus facility. President Dennis Rittle says that the Eagles’ new booster club is working to raise funds for a new soccer/track & field/cross country facility. Amidst a number of major facility projects, Rittle adds that the college plans to be debt-free by 2035. (link)
#2: A pair of women’s flag football updates: The ACCC will transition its season to the spring starting in 2027-28, to coincide with the sport’s first season as an NJCAA championship sport. There will also be a new league starting this spring, the Pennsylvania Community College Flag Football League. (link, link)
#1: Northeast AD Jerrett Mills will step down after five-plus years leading the Hawks to pursue other opportunities. VP of Student Services Amanda Nipp: “On behalf of Northeast Community College, I want to express my sincere appreciation to Jerrett Mills for his years of service and commitment to Northeast Athletics and our student-athletes. Jerrett's dedication has been evident in every aspect of his work. He has championed an environment where student-athletes can excel academically, athletically and personally. We are grateful for the positive impact he has made on our athletic programs and the many students he has served, and we wish him the very best as he pursues a new opportunity.” Assoc. AD Bobby Frost will serve as Interim AD. (link)
