Joseph Mellars

• Managed and coached teams age groups of 2008, 2009 and 2010. • Communicated effectively with players, parents, and directors of coaching. • Facilitated yearly team tryouts and analyzed team and individual player performances. • Mentored and developed individual players, leading to a number of athletes receiving recognition.

Each of these educational opportunities are hosted by U.S. Soccer member organizations and are tailored around the new Grassroots game models: 7v7, 9v9, and 11v11. These courses offer coaches the chance to learn more about how to develop a player-centered approach to coaching.

• Coached teams age groups of 2013, 2014 and 2015. • Led a team of 12 players to achieve 1st place in a state cup tournament with a 5-0 record during 2022 season. • Implemented innovative coaching strategies resulting in improvement in team and individual performance. • Established strong relationships with players, parents, and club staff, creatin

• Assisted director of coaching for boys and girls aged 5-14 of all skill levels. • Cultivated a cohesive and supportive athletic community by fostering strong connections with players and parents. • Implemented highly efficient time management strategies and consistently adhered to schedules, ensuring smooth and organized operations throughout all

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