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Lewis Vaughan-Jones - Challenge of taking on multiple teams
A coach of various youth sides, academy goalkeepers and a senior first team, LEWIS VAUGHAN-JONES tells STEPH FAIRBAIRN how he juggles many roles
Lewis Vaughan-Jones finds himself in a position many coaches will be all too familiar with – working with multiple teams.
Lewis coaches the U8s, U9s and U14s at Notts County’s development centre, the goalkeepers at Notts County Girls, and a senior men’s team in tier 11 of the English football pyramid, Wollaton FC.
It means the 22-year-old FA Level 2 coach is gaining lots of experience fast. But it also comes with its challenges.
SCW caught up with Lewis to talk about what his week looks like, the similarities and differences across the environments he works in, and what he has learned about himself from combining environments…
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