Ballard High School is looking for a JV tennis coach. Carrie Burr, the Athletics/Activities Director at Ballard High School, sent this note:
Sunday we received word that our previously hired JV coach had been accepted into Grad School in California and would not be able to commit to coaching this season. Great for him, terribly unfortunate for Ballard.
The tennis team had 70 girls tryout yesterday and unless we find a JV coach, we will not be able to offer a JV program this year.
JV matches are held on the same day as varsity matches but at different sites. Practices are every day after school, times can be flexible.
If you know of anyone who is interested, please have them contact myself or our head coach: Chandler Lewis at chandlerlewis9331@me.com
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