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The question to be determined if enough schools will want to schedule them in all sports to fill their schedules.

I would like to see a double header: Luers/Marian and Dwenger/St. Joe rotated between the 2 cities or they both play same night in same city maybe rotate who plays who

I would like to see Dwenger and Luers het Marian and St Joe on the schedule

A change is always good and several openings in the area

The new week nine games starting in 2022 will be Warsaw vs. Northridge, Concord vs. Plymouth, Goshen vs. NorthWood and Wawasee vs. Mishawaka.

DATE OPPONENT EASTERN TIME OA 0.0, DA 0.0 Aug. 19 at Concord 5A 7:00 pm Aug. 26 Carmel 6A 7:30 pm Sep. 2 at Hammond Morton 5A 7:00 pm Sep. 9 at South Bend Washington 3A 7:00 pm Sep. 16 Penn 6A © 7:00 pm Sep. 23 at South Bend St. Joseph 4A © 7:00 pm Sep. 30 South Bend Adams 5A © 7:00 pm Oct. 7 Mishawaka Marian 3A © 7:00 pm Oct. 14 at New Prairie 4A © 7:30 pm ©NORTHERN INDIANA CONFERENCE GAME This is what John Harrell has as the Elkhart schedule.

But is not a program built in the younger grades? Do coaches who have been around for over 10 years get stale? Rest on their history? Have they adapted to the times? Sure demographics are changing but what is each staff doing to build off the change?

This does not surprise me. Saw 1st hand when we played them a lot of work needs to be done and seems not much size either. The right fit would turn it around St Joe Job Deadline is Jan 5, 2022

The deadline to apply for the St Joe job is January 5

Official posting SB St. Joe Head Football Coach (South Bend, IN) The head football coach is responsible for leading all aspects of the program in a way that: Upholds and aligns with our mission to transform students in heart and mind to serve God, the Church, and the world as well as our core values of Reach Higher, Build Family, Serve with Joy, and Discover Our Gifts. Focuses on the physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual development of each student-athlete. Puts the team in a position to compete for championships. Responsibilities: Lead and coordinate all aspects of the program including but not limited to the following: Develops a positive and supportive team culture that has high standards and facilitates the learning of lifelong lessons such as discipline, work ethic, teamwork, and accountability. Maintains a safe environment for student-athletes at all times. Supervises the coaching staff, including varsity assistants, JV coaches, and freshman coaches. Plans in-season and off-season practices and workouts that facilitate skill and strength/conditioning development throughout the program (freshman, JV, and varsity). Coordinates scouting and game planning and employs effective gameday strategies. Schedules all practice, work-out, and weight room times with the athletic director. Assists the athletic director with game scheduling. Knows and complies with all IHSAA rules and regulations Understands, reinforces, and upholds all school and Diocesan policies. Coordinates the inventory, distribution, and collection of all uniforms and equipment as well as the reconditioning and ordering of equipment. Conducts activities with collaboration from the Athletics Director that attract prospective students to the program including organizing and running an effective summer camp. Works with the trainer to ensure student-athlete health, safety, and proper rehabilitation from injury. Communicates with college coaches and supports student-athletes interested in playing in college. Works cooperatively with parents to schedule concessions workers, and organize meals, the end-of-year banquet, etc. Organizes end of the year team awards and nominates student-athletes for various external awards and recognitions. Organizes one fund raiser per year for the program. Conducts an end of season evaluation with all members of the program. Requirements: Bachelor’s degree required; Playing and coaching experience required. Ability to teach or work at the school (if a position is available) preferred. Please send a cover letter, resume, and three references. Position will remain open until filled. Contact: Stephen Anthony, Athletic Director 574-234-5455; santhony@saintjoehigh.com This is a part time position Close Date: When filled

Lot depends on what each school is looking for. The criteria or pre requisites

Unless something bizarre happens I do not forsee any more changes at the present time.

So, there are 3 openings in the NIC. January could be an interesting month for 3 programs.

Why not Indiana, Ohio, Illinois, and Michigan 2 games Lucas Oil?

If you talk to many educators in SB right now Clay is not the school to attend. The enrollment is falling supposedly. SB need to downsize high schools and will not because they do not want a charter to take over the building. The corporation is not righting the issues they face. There are about 10,000 empty desks in their buildings. They could go to 2 traditional high school and one magnet high school (maybe with no sports)

Redeemer Radio 95.7 Sports · Bryon Whitten has stepped down as head football coach at Saint Joseph High School. He was 23-45 in 6 seasons but did lead St. Joe to the sectional final this year. We appreciate all the hospitality Coach Whitten has provided Redeemer Radio & our interns over the years and him the best. Whitten will remain on faculty in the social studies department. “We are grateful for Coach Whitten’s service to the football program and to our student athletes,” Principal John Kennedy said. “For six years, he led the program with integrity and a commitment to the values of Saint Joseph High School.” St. Joe now begins the search for a new head coach. “We understand the importance of the search and we are committed to continuing the great tradition of Saint Joseph football,” Kennedy said.

Redeemer Radio 95.7 Sports · Bryon Whitten has stepped down as head football coach at Saint Joseph High School. He was 23-45 in 6 seasons but did lead St. Joe to the sectional final this year. We appreciate all the hospitality Coach Whitten has provided Redeemer Radio & our interns over the years and him the best. Whitten will remain on faculty in the social studies department. “We are grateful for Coach Whitten’s service to the football program and to our student athletes,” Principal John Kennedy said. “For six years, he led the program with integrity and a commitment to the values of Saint Joseph High School.” St. Joe now begins the search for a new head coach. “We understand the importance of the search and we are committed to continuing the great tradition of Saint Joseph football,” Kennedy said.

Riley is the 1st NIC job opening

Heard about this yesterday...this is from the School Corporation employment page Job Description Primary Location Riley High School Salary Range Stipend Shift Type Part-Time Job Contact Information Name Seabe Gavin Jr. Title Athletic Director Phone Email gseabe@sbcsc.k12.in.us

Area where factories have closed, people have moved out to the suburbs or farther, and demographics change attributes to much of it. Inner city schools are down enrollment wise and high schools should be closed like in South Bend but the school board is afraid of charters moving in and more students lost. Many cities in northern Indiana have seen a population growth in the Latino community. Goshen Elkhart, South Bend, Laporte so that is another aspect of the total picture and there is nothing wrong in any of these. How many schools this past year did not have a freshman team or a JV team or both? And why is that? The coach? Winning, Parent philosophy? This can be beaten up in many ways.

Great letter and City has shown up many times when teams were successful. The fans that followed basketball under Doug Adams was unreal. I was in City the night of the semi state game. They paraded the team around the town prior to the game. Yard signs were all over. Business windows were decorated. It was so nice to see a community rally behind a group of young men. One high school towns do have an advantage to rally community support.

It will take the right person for the job to build it from the bottom up Plus they are pulling kids from the SB public schools so if they can be successful who know who could follow Need to build the right culture and the community would support them

JOHN GLENN JOB POSTING Head Varsity Football Coach Notice of Job Posting 12/3/2021 Openings anticipated for the 2022-2023 school year. All licensures encouraged to apply. Job Description: Head Coach of the John Glenn High School Football Team. Job Requirements: Perform the normal duties of a head varsity football coach including but not limited to: Directly responsible for all high school football activities. Design, oversee, and administrate highly structured off season preparation program Supporting all levels of the football program, specifically Urey Middle School Football. Administration and evaluation of football staff. Duties as assigned by the John Glenn High School Administration. Job Qualifications: Successful varsity football coaching experience. Excellent communication and organizational skills. Ability to lead and work with student athletes, coaches, and volunteers Ability to work with a team – staff, administration and parents for the greater good of JGHS students. Head football coaching experience STRONGLY preferred All persons interested should: Apply at http://www.applitrack.com/jgsc/onlineapp/default.aspx?all=1. Send letter of interest, resume, letters of recommendation and additional supplemental materials TO: Eric Stephens, Athletic Director, estephens@jgsc.k12.in.us cc: Chris Manering, Principal, cmanering@jgsc.k12.in.us 101 John Glenn Drive, Walkerton, IN 46574 (574) 586-3195 ext 8426 Application Deadline is Friday, January 14, 2022

True and they also sponsored at one South Bend St. Joe and Evansville Memorial along with Catherdal My uncle, who was a Holy Cross Brother was at Cathedral in the late 50's maybe early 60's. I would have to see before he went to Evansville Memorial as Principal. He also was at St. Ed's later in his ministry life.

His base is supposed to be $7M and with the other benefits $9M He has taken them about as far as he could. Making the playoff is one thing but winning it? I think ND would always be a player or 2 short. Plus there is not more ND can give him. Swarnrick has given him everything he has wanted. Fickel has said ND or OSU are the only 2 jobs he would leave for. Could Campbell from Iowa State be on the radar?