Elliot Powell will bow out after next months under 21s match against Guernsey to focus on his commitments with Jersey Bulls.
The 26 year old took over as interim manager in 2023, before being appointed in the role on a permanent basis.
Under his leadership, the Jersey men's team brought home gold at the Island Games as well as an impressive performance at the Muratti in May.
Elliot says that he is proud of what he has achieved during his short stint in charge.
“Having the opportunity to lead Jersey has without doubt been the proudest moment of my career to date and I’d like to thank David Kennedy, Jimmy Kelly and Tim Pryor for the opportunity and their support throughout.
“Ultimately circumstances have dictated this decision and, whilst wholeheartedly supporting the Association’s move to combine both Senior and U21 positions, I unfortunately cannot provide the commitment or dedication that such a prestigious role demands.
“The Island Games triumph, followed by a dramatic Muratti win are memories that I will cherish forever, and I will be supporting the new management team from the stands as they look to defend both in 2025."
Elliot Powell is a previous winner of the CI Sports Awards
The search for Elliot's replacement is ongoing.
Applications have opened for the men's representative manager role with the Jersey FA looking for someone to build on the team's recent success.
The second half of this season promises to be busy, with the under 21s playing Northern Ireland schoolboys in February, the Muratti, and the Orkney Island Games in the summer.
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