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What type of money would a D-II head soccer coach expect to make?
Recent conversation led me to believe that teaching + coaching stipend is greater than their salary. Is this true?
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College soccer coaching salaries in the Palmetto State (public schools as of 10/20/06) at $50,000 or more -- state salary only, n/a = less than $50,000:
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$92,282 -- Murray Hartzler, Francis Marion (now just Athletics Director)
$90,838 -- Trevor Adair, Clemson
$83,121 -- Mark Berson, South Carolina
$74,880 -- Ralph Lundy, Charleston
$56,650 -- Shaun Docking, Coastal Carolina
$53,485 -- Van Taylor, Lander University
n/a -- Greg Hooks, USC Upstate
n/a -- Ike Ofoje, USC Aiken
n/a -- Rich Posipanko, Winthrop
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$78,274 -- Shelley Smith, South Carolina
$77,250 -- Todd Bramble, Clemson
n/a -- Kevin Dempsey, Charleston
n/a -- Melissa Heinz, Winthrop
n/a -- Rohan Naraine, Coastal Carolina
n/a -- The Citadel
n/a -- S.C. State
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I would be interested to know the ranges of stipends for high school coaches in SC public schools.
Stewie- "Where did you graduate again, university of duhhhh?"
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The head coaches seem to be doing well. But, what about the assistant coaches say at Clemson, USC, CofC, etc. In most cases they are doing most of the daily work for their respective teams. Anyone have an idea?
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Thank God for camps and clubs.
Kids play sports because they find it fun. Eliminate the fun and soon you eliminate the kid.
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Hurst... agreed...
$400/player * 400 players over the summer = $160,000
If you keep 25% after paying all coaches/facilities/insurance/etc.. $40000 in the pocket
So a coach in a smaller school making less than 50 after camps, etc...probably nets closer to 60 or 70 k.
Not too shaby...
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Fan,
The greenville county school website has the pay for ALL positions within the district. I've posted it before. Go to www. greenville.k12.sc.us and click on the link to teachers. SInce this is public info. I would imagine other districts would have this as well.
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Until this school year, the Anderson area was paying well below $2000 for head coaches for the Feb to April season.
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Collegiate head coaching salaries at state supported institutions:
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$112,000 - Mike Noonan, Clemson
$97,986 - Ralph Lundy, Charleston
$91,500 - Mark Berson, South Carolina
$73,137 - Shaun Docking, Coastal Carolina
$59,137 - Rich Posipanko, Winthrop
$58,355 - Greg Hooks, USC Upstate
$55,639 - Van Taylor, Lander
$44,417 - Ike Ofoje, USC Aiken
$42,840 - Kevin Varnado, Francis Marion
WOMEN
$98,525 - Shelley Smith, South Carolina
$75,750 - Hershey Strosberg, Clemson
$58,085 - Tammy DeCesare, Coastal Carolina
$57,191 - Kevin Dempsey, Charleston
$50,500 - Glad Bugariu, S.C. State
$50,000 - Spencer Smith, Winthrop
$47,303 - Bob Winch, The Citadel
$47,142 - Renee Lopez, USC Upstate
$43,436 - Chris Ayer, Lander
$40,800 - Joel Person, Francis Marion
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Man! So of these coaches are making that Ghetty Ghetty Green!! 
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