Now Hiring:
Baseball Coaches Who Want Something Different (Weekends Only
Only Tournaments) Top Pay. Flexible Schedule. A Rewarding, Challenging Role. We're looking for local coaches to lead GPC teams in your area. Travel is minimal—you'll coach weekend tournaments close to home. At Guest Player Connect (GPC), we believe youth baseball should be about opportunity, development, and fun—not politics, pressure, or playing favorites. We launched GPC to create more meaningful experiences for players who love the game and want more chances to grow by playing on their off weekends. Since November 2024, over 1500 players ages 9U-16U have joined our teams to get more reps, make new connections, and enjoy tournament weekends the way they should be. We've welcomed players from across New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Connecticut, Delaware, Maryland, Califirnia, Colorado, Wisconsin, Alabama, Tennesse, Virginia, and other states—with more joining from new states every week. GPC gives the power back to the parents and players. Why should families have to pay thousands just to access competitive games? Many already pay to join a team, then spend even more on private lessons and training. What if a family can't afford to join a team, or the team's schedule doesn't work for them? What if their player barely sees the field? How is that child supposed to develop without real opportunities to play? It doesn't have to be this way. We created another option—where kids can get quality game reps and coaching without the long-term financial burden or drama. And for many players, the high-pressure environment of competitive baseball isn't the right fit. The constant focus on winning, roster politics, and unrealistic expectations can wear players down and take the joy out of the game. Some players simply don't thrive under that kind of stress—and that's okay. GPC offers a supportive alternative where kids can play loose, have fun, and develop at their own pace while still competing at a high level. We build teams for weekend tournaments made up of players from different towns, programs, and even states—especially those looking to play on their off weekends. No long-term commitments. No weeknight practices. Just real coaching, real competition, and a stress-free environment where kids and coaches can thrive. If you want to get back on the field and make a positive impact—for the love of the game—keep reading. Who We're Looking For We want coaches who are passionate about youth baseball, know the game inside and out, and bring positive energy every time they step on the field. You're a leader. You know how to build trust with kids quickly and make them feel seen, supported, and ready to compete. Anyone can coach players they know. But every weekend, our coaches meet their team for the first time—then build trust and unity fast. That's what makes GPC coaches different. This is about more than Xs and Os. It's about making an impact—in just one weekend. And at GPC, you're more than a coach. You're a brand ambassador. How you lead, communicate, and carry yourself reflects everything we stand for. Families, players, and opponents notice—and that's exactly how we want it. Coach Responsibilities Manage in-game strategy, substitutions, and pitching decisions Arrive early and prepared for every tournament game Review player information ahead of time Lead team warmups and set expectations Build balanced lineups with fair playing time for all Communicate clearly and professionally with players and parents Foster a positive, development-first coaching environment Represent GPC with professionalism, enthusiasm, and integrity Create a weekend experience that's both competitive and fun
You Must:
Have a high school or college diploma Have played high school baseball (college experience strongly preferred) Have experience and/or knowledge of the travel baseball world Have coached travel or tournament-level baseball Be confident throwing front toss/batting practice Be great with kids and passionate about player development Be available most weekends (including holidays) in the spring, summer & fall Be reliable, communicative, and able to lead new players quickly Have your own transportation Not be actively coaching another team We Set You Up to Succeed Player rosters and skill info provided in advance Lineup-building tools and pregame structure Paid, background-checked coaching role Training and support to help you feel confident A supportive team behind the scenes to make your weekend smooth Why Coaches Choose GPC Top Pay
- Based on experience Pick Your Weekends
- Total flexibility No Practices
- Show up, coach, and go Make a Difference
- Help players grow and love the game again Coach Community
- Be part of something meaningful GPC coaches lead local teams , usually within 60-90 minutes of their hometown.
We're actively expanding and need great coaches to represent us in these areas. Ready to bring energy back to the field and coach with purpose? and help us reshape what youth baseball can look like—one tournament at a time. Resumes must include background and information related to baseball experience.
Job Types:
Part-time, Seasonal Pay:
$25.00
00 per hour Application Question(s): Do you have prior coaching or competitive playing experience in baseball? (Include how many years you have coached baseball, for what age groups, and at what levels.) What is the highest level you have played baseball? (Include the level of play, where, and for how many years.) (Yes/No) This role requires being on site for all games during a full tournament weekend and being available all or most weekends during the season. Are you able to commit to that? (Yes/No) Are you comfortable actively talking with players ages 9-15, encouraging them, and keeping them engaged throughout games—even when they're struggling or not in the lineup? (Yes/No) Are you confident making basic in-game decisions during tournament play (lineups, substitutions, pitching changes, strategic and situational choices)? (Yes/No) Are you committed to pitching safety, equal playing time, and maintaining calm, respectful behavior with players, parents, and umpires—while communicating issues promptly to Operations?
Work Location:
In person
