The phrase "athletic coordinator" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a person responsible for overseeing athletic programs or activities, typically in a school or organization.
Example: "The athletic coordinator organized the annual sports day and ensured all events ran smoothly."
Alternatives: "sports coordinator" or "athletic director".
Announced women's soccer coach John Sanchez will assume the duties of athletic coordinator.
"This doesn't surprise me," said Craig Papach, the athletic coordinator at John F. Kennedy High School in Bellmore.
The kayak concession at the Chelsea Piers Sports Center "is booming," said Fred Greco, the center's athletic coordinator.
Mr. Dwight, 28, was until last week the United States history teacher, an athletic coordinator and a football coach at Gaston College Preparatory's high school.
The district will charge players $300 to $500, depending on final budget calculations, said David S. Tanner, athletic coordinator for Regional School District 10.
While they were there, my dad worked at the American School of Japan the school we attended as the athletic coordinator, and my mom worked at West Toyko Preschool.
QUINNIPIAC--Named Holly Trexler assistant athletic director/academic coordinator.
"Hey, J. J.," said Nitro, otherwise known as Jason Craig, the Mets' athletic development coordinator.
HUNTER--Announced the resignation of Betsy Hipple, athletic academic coordinator and women's softball coach.
That said, depending on the injury and its severity, it may be possible to keep exercising, as long as it doesn't affect the healing process, says Mike Ludwikowski, a certified athletic trainer and coordinator of outreach athletic training services at Susquehanna Healthin Williamsport, Penn.
COLLEGE BETHANY, W.VA.--Fired Steve Lee, football coach and athletic director, Charlie Giangrosso, defensive coordinator, and Mark Lee, offensive coordinator.
