NB3FIT is a direct youth leadership and development program currently serving tribal communities in New Mexico. Through the platform of sport, NB3FIT provides direct programming designed to get Native youth active, healthy and self-assured. NB3FIT hires young adults to mentor and coach Native youth. Through curriculum-based programming, the coaches teach healthy nutrition so youth can make positive healthy lifestyle choices. The youth also learn leadership skills, incorporating cultural values where appropriate, including respect, self-persistence, teamwork and self-efficacy.
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XC Coach Recruitment
Help create a positive, supportive environment where Native youth can grow through running, teamwork and community. NB3FIT is seeking committed mentors to coach youth ages 7–18 during the 2026 cross country season.
Coaches of all experience levels are encouraged to apply. Ideal candidates are dependable, encouraging and willing to learn and collaborate with other coaches.
Season commitment
Practices are held two to three days per week based on coach availability. Meets take place on Saturday mornings from late September through October.
Coach requirements
Selected coaches must:
- Attend mandatory coach training on Friday, Aug. 7, at 5:30 p.m. via Zoom and Saturday, Aug. 8, at 10:30 a.m. in person
- Pass a background screening
- Complete SafeSport certification
Apply
Applications are due Friday, Aug. 7.
Questions? Contact Jennie Holmes at jennie@nb3f.org.
NB3FIT Cross Country
U13 Soccer Tryouts
NB3FIT is forming one boys and one girls U13 competitive soccer team for the 2026 fall season. We are looking for dedicated athletes who are ready to develop their skills, compete at a higher level and be part of a positive team environment.
Players born between Aug. 1, 2013, and July 31, 2014 are eligible to try out. Younger athletes with the appropriate skill level and commitment are also encouraged to attend.
Tryout information
Dates
- Tuesday, July 28
- Thursday, July 30
Time
5:30–7 p.m.
Location
Tamaya Wellness Center Baseball Fields
Team information
- One boys team and one girls team
- Maximum roster of 14 players per team
- Competitive level of play
- Practices held at the Tamaya Wellness Center Baseball Fields
- League games throughout the Albuquerque and Bernalillo area
- Season runs August through October
- Games begin after Labor Day
What to expect
NB3FIT provides a competitive, player-centered environment that emphasizes:
- Professional and structured training sessions
- Skill development and game understanding
- Confidence, teamwork and sportsmanship
- Competitive league play
- Positive coaching and a supportive team culture
Register for tryouts
Complete the online registration before attending tryouts.
Contact Autumn Quiver with questions – Autumn@nb3f.org
Resources
Junior Golf
The NB3FIT Junior Golf program is committed to shaping the lives of Native American children by teaching them the fundamentals of golf. The program focuses on leadership and nutrition education along with elements of integrity, respect and perseverance. Participants are also exposed to a system of core values that provides them with a positive platform as they develop into responsible citizens. The NB3FIT Junior Golf Program provides Native American youth the opportunity to display leadership in the families and communities.
Cross Country
The NB3FIT Cross Country (XC) program is dedicated to promoting physical activity and healthy lifestyles while teaching the proper techniques of running. Started in Fall 2016, the cross-country curriculum is an evolving piece of NB3FIT and growing in popularity. The NB3FIT XC Club is a part of the USA Track & Field (USATF) Region 10 New Mexico Chapter and every youth runner is registered with an official cross-country number
Soccer
The NB3FIT Soccer program curriculum maximizes physical activity, development and enjoyment of the game. The only soccer programed developed and administered by a Native American organization specifically for Native American youth, the NB3FIT Soccer program places emphasis on the player and their individual development. The curriculum concentrates on technical development without the pressure of short-term, result-oriented games. This format is more enjoyable for the player and creates a fun atmosphere. US Soccer endorses this model for optimal player development.
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