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In this Director’s Cut episode, we sit down with Rob Davies, Athletic Director at Harlingen CISD and incoming president of the THSADA, as he shares insights on building strong athletic programs, developing staff and culture, growing association membership, and preparing the next generation of athletic leaders across Texas.

Drawing from his experience, Davies discusses the importance of setting clear expectations, establishing a strong organizational culture, and creating opportunities for coaches and future leaders to grow. He emphasizes that successful athletic programs are built on consistent standards, strong relationships, effective communication, and a commitment to continually raising expectations.

In this episode, he discusses:

  • Why a strong connection to the local community can create a deeper sense of commitment among coaches and staff
  • How athletic leaders can establish clear expectations from the interview process through day-to-day operations
  • The four core pillars of communication, organization, relationships, and expectations that guide accountability within Harlingen CISD
  • The association’s new middle school membership initiative, which provides districts with an affordable way to introduce middle school coaches to THSADA
  • Why exposing middle school coaches to professional development, resources, and networking can help create a “next man up” pipeline for future athletic coordinators and directors
  • Why staying informed about rule changes and actively engaging in the profession is essential to protecting the strength of Texas interscholastic athletics
  • The importance of developing leadership capacity now to ensure the continued success of athletic programs across the state

The insights from this conversation provide a look at what it takes to build a strong athletic culture while preparing the next generation of leaders. Davies stresses that effective leadership starts with clear expectations and accountability, but it also requires investing in people and creating opportunities for them to grow. As THSADA continues to expand its reach, that commitment to developing future leaders will remain an important part of sustaining the strength of Texas interscholastic athletics.

Special thanks to Varsity Brands and BSN Sports for helping make this Director’s Cut conversation possible. Through their continued support of athletics and our coaches, administrators, and student-athletes, they both play a critical role in strengthening the athletic community.

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