Scott Beesley Email & Phone Number

Fishers, In

4x State Champions (2018, 2021, 2022, 2024)5x State Finalist (2018, 2019, 2021, 2022, 2023)7x Final Four (2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2021, 2022, 2023)7x HCLC Conference Champs (2016, 2018, 2019, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024)2x Coach of the Conference (2016, 2021)At HSE, we are true believers in education-based athletics. Our staff prepares our student-athletes for the rigor of the spring season through fall and winter workouts. We provide one on one feedback through individual interviews. We develop leaders through weekly captains meeting. We support our youth-feeder program by running stick skills weekly in the fall and a three day camp in the summer. We have created a program wide box league in the winter to teach toughness and how to play in tight spaces. Everything we do is with a focus of having a "WE not ME" mentality.WE not ME1. Show Up - Be physically and mentally present. If your teammates are spending time together, you should be there. It's a "get to" not a "have to" mindset. 2. Do Your Best - All we can ask if that you strive to do your personal best, everyday. Control what you can control which is your effort and your attitude. 3. Care Deeply For Those Around You - "No greater love than this, to lay down one's life for a friend" John 15:13. This is at the core of what we believe. It's not about you. It's about the team. If you put the teams needs in front of your own desires, WE will be successful.

Fishers, In

Experience developing and implementing health and wellness concepts through a variety of different mediums. Collaborating with a team of teachers to ensure maximum activity time while also teaching the importance of movement in everyday life. Assessing and evaluating students’ cognitive ability to comprehend concepts related to health and physical activity. Utilizing FitnessGram testing as a means to show growth in student activity level and improve on each individual’s components of fitness.Created a new course for 8th grade students that plan to participate in High School Athletics. This course, "Advanced Physical Conditioning" or APC for short, teaches the fundamentals of weightlifting while doing so in a safe and collaborative environment. Students focus on the 7 basic fundamentals of weightlifting: Squat, Lunge, Hip Hinge, Push-Up, Pull-up, Carries, Planks. We test student growth three times per semester.

Noblesville, In

Assisted pool manager, Donna Kinney, with daily pool and beach club needs. Coached the Wahoo swim team consisting of 60 swimmers ranging from ages 5-14. Also organized and ran a “Kid Zone” for the 4th of July party.

Fishers, In

Responsible for leading and running the offense. Organized and executed daily practice plans. Responsible for creating and implementing off season strength and conditioning workouts. Finished 5th in state out of 39 teams with a record of 13-4.

Noblesville, In

Created and modified adaptive games for a variety of ages and ability levels. Taught children about sports, games, teamwork, sharing, and how to have fun outdoors. Had multiple opportunities to work with students with disabilities. Communicated with parents often and effectively.

Noblesville, In

Responsible for leading strength and conditioning drills as well as developing individual and team skills. I enhanced athletes’ knowledge of the sport and was a key contributor to the offensive production. Finished the season fourth in the state (out of 34 teams) with a record of 11-8.

Bachelor'S Of Science, Health And Physical Education/Fitness

Activities and Societies: Ball State Men's Lacrosse, Member of National Health Honorary, Eta Sigma Gamma, Intramural sportsHonors.

Honors Diploma

Activities and Societies: Boys Lacrosse, Boys Soccer, National Honor Society