| Leadership qualities It is foreseeable that Senior coaches will perform a variety of duties including: |
|
![]() |
Attending designated squad training sessions or arranging for a suitable substitute |
![]() |
Attend team games. |
![]() |
Design and implement age/skill appropriate program utilizing out of pool time and water based training. |
![]() |
Assess and reassess goals against outcomes |
![]() |
Encourage players in a positive manner |
![]() |
Liaise with other coaches Communicate with support personnel including assistant coach and manager |
![]() |
Run training drills |
![]() |
Liaise with coach with respect to session goals and expected outcomes |
![]() |
Assist players prepare for game day. |
![]() |
Attend games |
![]() |
Help with substitutions and help ensure player safety. |
![]() |
The clubs strategic plan is currently under review and the coaching coordinators input is most important. |
![]() |
Liaise with Coach and assistant coach and operational committee. |
![]() |
Notifying players of any changes to training or game times or pool locations. |
![]() |
Forwarding club information via email |
![]() |
Asking players to notify you if they are unable to play on game day |
![]() |
Liaising with your teams coach Arrive 20 to 30 minutes before game time |
![]() |
Collect the scorecard from Officials Table prior to game |
![]() |
Get all players to sign game card and give score card back to officials table. |
![]() |
Players are capped up and ready to start at the allotted game time. |
![]() |
Organise a roster of parents of players to do table duty (scoring or game clock) on game day whilst their child is playing. If parents have not done this before, there is usually another person on the game table who can assist. It is likely that parents would only have do duty twice each season. |
![]() |
Keeping a record of who plays each week so that finals eligibility is known. |
![]() |
Ensuring that club equipment (balls and caps) is returned after each game. |