HS Coach resume?

Don't write what you'd do with a runner on third and less than two outs in the bottom of the ninth inning of a tied championship game.

Don't give them your theory on hitting or pitching.

Don't give them how you run your cut plays.

Don't tell them your feelings on pitch counts.

These things would confuse them.

Linear - I am confused

cong - I saw some good resumes published already in the Coaches forum in the thread:

Who are you? Where do you coach?

Coach May's caught my eye but there certainly are other good ones in there also. You can also go to any college website and see how the school's describe/promote their coaches. These read like resumes. They usually list winning percentage, number of times in play-offs, play-off records and histories, number of players who have gone on to succeed at the next level, number of coaching awards if any, comparison to other coaches in similar class/situation, etc. etc.

linear

Get off it for once--- I think you are confused by what the world outside "LINEARVILLE" is really like

Cong-
I would suggest listing your playing resume (if you have played beyond HS) and your coaching resume at every level. If you have ever been recognized by a media source for outstanding coaching or received any awards, I'd add those. Other than that, not much you can put on it. Your philosophy and things of that nature have to come out in the interview really. Coach Knight