Jones named CFL coach
Jones named CFL coach
(TNS) — Former University of Hawaii football coach June Jones has been promoted to head coach of the Hamilton Tiger-Cats, the Canadian Football League team announced Thursday. Jones joined the Tiger-Cats as assistant head coach on Aug. 2. He was appointed Hamilton head coach by vice president of football operations Kent Austin, who stepped down as head coach with the Tiger-Cats in the midst of an 0-8 start. “June and I have established a great relationship, and I feel comfortable and very confident with him handling the on-field product moving forward,” Austin said in a statement from the team. “This organization, its
“June and I have established a great relationship, and I feel comfortable and very confident with him handling the on-field product moving forward,” Austin said in a statement from the team. “This organization, its fans and partners deserve a championship caliber team and we fully expect to work together to return us to that level.” Jones went 76-41 in nine years at UH and led the Warriors to the 2008 Sugar Bowl before leaving for SMU. He served as offensive coordinator at Kapolei High School last year and was named
Jones went 76-41 in nine years at UH and led the Warriors to the 2008 Sugar Bowl before leaving for SMU. He served as offensive coordinator at Kapolei High last year and was named director of athletic programs and development at Saint Louis School last December.
Kamehameha coaching
Kamehameha is accepting applications for the following BIIF coaching positions:
• Boys varsity soccer head coach. Req# 017449. Deadline to apply is Aug. 28.
• Boys varsity volleyball head coach. Req$ 017468. Deadline is Sept. 4.
• Varsity softball head coach. Req# 017469. Deadline is Sept. 4.
For full job description and to apply, visit www.ksbe.edu/careers