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Great American Media Services is looking for freelancers to write full-length features for its four coaching magazines. Qualified contributors must have previous sports writing experience, and preference will be given to those with experience writing for a niche publication.

GAMS publishes Coach & Athletic Director, Winning Hoops and two AAU coaching magazines. The magazines are industry resources for coaches and athletic administrators. Our content includes program management, professional development, team building, budgeting, facilities, strength and conditioning, sports medicine and all other topics pertinent to college and high school athletic programs. For example, you might be asked to write a piece examining the concussion issue in prep sports or the shortage of referees at the high school level.

Contributors are expected to interview multiple sources, identify key issues and write on deadline. You also may be asked to secure photos, so experience with a camera is a plus. Freelancers are paid 25 cents per published word.

Because these are niche publications, we’re looking for individuals who can write for a specific audience. The features must analyze issues and topics relevant to today’s coaches and athletic directors, and they must provide actionable ideas for improving job performance or confronting the challenges athletic programs face today.

Anyone interested should submit a resume and at least three writing samples to our editorial director, Kevin Hoffman, at [email protected]. Qualified candidates will be contacted and receive more information on the freelancing process.

Note: I have posted on this board before and received a tremendous response. Please do not be discouraged if you don't hear back right away, but understand I keep everyone's resume on file.
 
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