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Scholastic Recruiting Coordinator

Location:

HQ (Remote)

Workspace:

Remote

Job Type:

Full Time / Exempt

Salary:

$52,000

Reports To:

Director of Operations

About the Role:

This role recruits and manages elite high school teams, ensuring competitive balance, eligibility compliance, and smooth execution for the high school segment of the event.

Requirements:

What you will do:

• Recruit national prep academies and elite high school programs, starting with the teams already committed.
• Build relationships with coaches, athletic directors and state associations.
• Manage NFHS sanctioning and state association requirements for each event.
• Coordinate team travel, hotels and schedules with the Director of Operations.
• Work with the college recruiters so college coaches and scouts attend GETSEEN games.
• Track commitments against each city's deadline.

How success is measured:

• Teams committed vs. 24-team target per city, by deadline.
• Quality of field (rankings, prospects).
• Team satisfaction and return rate.

What you bring:

• 3+ years in high school or grassroots basketball as a coach, administrator or event organizer.
• Strong network among elite high school and prep programs (boys' or girls', by role).
• Knowledge of NFHS and state association rules.

Nice to have:

• Experience organizing national showcases or tournaments.

About The Basketball Festival:

The Basketball Festival (TBF) is a multi-city early-season basketball event that puts mid-major NCAA Division I programs and elite high school teams on one stage. Each November, TBF hosts a three-day festival in each host city: the Midmajor Showcase™ (D1 men's), HOOPBOREE® (D1 women's, from 2028) and GETSEEN® (elite boys' and girls' high school), surrounded by the Basketball Village™ fan fest, the 1891 Club™ courtside hospitality lounge and The Kickoff™ opening night. Every game streams on our own platform, LiveHoopsTV™. We launch in Atlanta in November 2027 and grow to Philadelphia (2028), the Midwest (2029) and the West (2030).

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