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Fancy yourself the next Pep Guardiola or Jurgen Klopp?

Coupeville might not be the soccer hotbed that Europe is, but you can get your start here, or take the next step on your path to being a true pitch guru.

The Central Whidbey Soccer Club, which is currently gearing up for its fall season, needs men and women willing to guide its young players through practices and games.

Coaches are needed for U8, U10, and U12 teams.

Prior experience is not required, just a passion for soccer, and an ability to be “patient and understanding, organized and efficient, and able to work with children of different ages and abilities.”

Central Whidbey Soccer will hold a coaches meeting Aug. 22 at 6:00 PM at the Penn Cove Taproom, which is located at 103 S. Main St.

Games begin Sept. 9, with practices starting a week or two before.

Those interested in coaching should contact the club at president@centralwhidbeysoccer.com or info@centralwhidbeysoccer.com.

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Hunter Smith (far left) has left the CHS bench, leaving a job opening for a basketball coach. (Deb Sherman photo)

Feel the coaching itch?

Now’s the time to scratch it.

Coupeville High School has openings for a girls and boys tennis coach, while also looking for someone to head up the JV boys’ basketball program.

Meanwhile, the town’s middle school is looking for an 8th grade girls’ basketball coach to join Bennett Richter on the sideline.

The tennis jobs are open for the first time since 2005, with longtime net guru Ken Stange having retired this spring.

After this, he can be found groovin’ down at his establishment, Bailey’s Corner Store in Clinton, rockin’ trivia night and hosting an eclectic selection of bands.

Oh, and Stange can still kick your fanny on the tennis court as a player, even if he’s no longer an official coach.

JV boys’ basketball was led by former Wolf star Hunter Smith, but an impending marriage to fellow CHS grad Payton Aparicio and his real-world job lured the Coupeville Sports Hall of Famer away from Whidbey.

For the moment, at least.

Last, but certainly not least, former Wolf ace Mia Littlejohn, who worked with both high school and middle school hoops players, is returning to school herself.

Coupeville’s all-time leading female soccer scorer, now a mom to a very happy little girl, is hitting the books at Edmonds College.

 

To see the job openings and/or apply, pop over to:

https://www.applitrack.com/coupeville/onlineapp/default.aspx?Category=Athletics%2fActivities

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Brad Sherman wants to see your bright, shining face every Saturday. (Photo by JohnsPhotos.net)

Be part of building a strong basketball future for Central Whidbey.

The Coupeville Youth Basketball Association has had a high turnout of players, but now needs more coaches to keep things going.

The time commitment would be one practice per week, plus one game on Saturdays, and you’ll be working with players in K-5.

Prior coaching experience is not required.

“If you’ve never coached before and don’t consider yourself a basketball wizard… that’s OK!,” said Morgan White.

“We will be providing plenty of support, guidance, and direction to help along the way.”

For info or questions, contact the CYBA at coupeville.youth.basketball@gmail.com.

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   Central Whidbey Little League needs another baseball coach, stat. (Photo by JohnsPhotos.net)

Want to coach baseball? Now’s your moment.

Whether you have visions of being Lou Piniella’s one true heir or just want to get out of the house and smell the fresh air, I have a job which could be enticing for either a newcomer or a hardball veteran.

As Coupeville gears up for another spring on the diamond, Central Whidbey Little League is searching for a volunteer to head up its rookie baseball squad.

The team is co-ed, open to kids ages 6-8 and has a full roster, but just needs a coach before play starts next month.

If interested, contact centralwhidbeyll@gmail.com.

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   Bob Martin stepped down from his positions as Coupeville Middle School head football and boys basketball coach. (Photo by JohnsPhotos.net)

Want to coach in Coupeville? There’s plenty of jobs to go around.

Both the high school and middle school have two slots available, as Athletic Director Willie Smith is seeking new head coaches for CHS football, CMS football and CMS boys basketball.

The school system is also looking for an assistant coach for CHS boys soccer.

The four jobs have come open for different reasons, as two coaches resigned and one unexpectedly passed away.

Jon Atkins stepped down as CHS football coach after two seasons, while the community lost a well-respected man when CHS soccer assistant coach and “goalkeeper whisperer” Gary Manker passed Jan. 25.

The two new openings, both coming at the middle school level, are due to Bob Martin recently stepping down.

For more info on the job openings, or to apply, pop over to:

https://www.applitrack.com/coupeville/onlineapp/default.aspx?Category=Athletics%2fActivities

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