Youth Football Coordinator at Washington Commanders

Job Title: Youth Football Programs Coordinator – High School Tackle Department: Community Relations / Youth Football Reports To: Director of Youth Football Location: College Park, Maryland Status: Full-Time Position Summary The Youth Football Programs Coordinator – High School Tackle leads the execution and growth of the Washington Commanders high school football initiatives across the DMV. This individual owns key tackle platforms, manages relationships with coaches and schools, and drives operational excellence and measurable community impact. The role also supports broader youth flag, youth tackle, and Girls Flag Football programming. We’re seeking someone passionate about youth development, highly organized, and relationship driven, who thrives in a fast-paced, collaborative environment. Key Responsibilities High School Tackle Leadership – Program Owner Primary lead for: • Friday Night Feature • High School Coaching Clinics • Commanders 11on • High School Tackle Media Day • Coach of the Week • Player of the Week Responsibilities include planning, outreach, stakeholder management, logistics, cross-functional coordination, sponsor fulfillment, and program reporting. Drive participation growth and strengthen Commanders engagement with high school football communities throughout the region. Program Coordination & Growth • Execute additional initiatives such as Learn to Play Clinics, Play60 Clinics, Alumni Camps, and other programs as assigned. • Build and maintain relationships with youth leagues, coaches, and administrators. • Partner with the Director of Youth Football to expand Girls Flag Football. • Support long-term growth strategies across DC, Maryland, and Virginia. Operations & Administration • Manage scheduling, communications, run-of-show planning, and onsite execution. • Track participation and performance metrics. • Maintain equipment inventory and activation logistics. • Manage football contact databases and youth football web updates. Qualifications • Bachelor’s degree or equivalent experience. • 1–3 years in youth/high school sports, events, or community programming preferred. • Strong relationship builder with excellent communication skills. • Highly organized with the ability to manage multiple initiatives simultaneously. • Experience with sponsor deliverables is a plus. • Availability for evenings/weekends aligned with football schedules. • Ability to lift/move equipment; valid driver’s license required We are an equal opportunity employer and all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, national origin, sex, sexual orientation, age, disability, gender identity, marital or veteran status, or any other protected class.