Assistant Coach, Volleyball

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The Assistant Coach plays a key role in advancing a Division I, nationally competitive Women’s Volleyball program. Working in close partnership with the Head Coach, this position contributes to recruiting, player development, practice execution, and day-to-day program operations, all in compliance with NCAA and University guidelines.

This role actively supports recruiting efforts through prospect correspondence, database management, and on- and off-campus evaluations, including attendance at tournaments and recruiting events. The Assistant Coach provides meaningful input on recruiting strategy and athlete selection.

On the court, the Assistant Coach helps design and run dynamic practices, delivers technical instruction, and provides real-time and video-based feedback to support student-athlete growth. Collaboration with the Head Coach is central to assessing performance, identifying areas for improvement, and building competitive strategies.

Additional responsibilities include assisting with volleyball camps and operations, as well as partnering with the Media Relations Director to support the program’s social media presence.

This position is ideal for a driven, organized, and energetic professional who is passionate about coaching, mentoring student-athletes, and contributing to a fast-paced, high-performance environment. Strong communication, leadership, and the ability to manage multiple priorities are essential to success.

• Knowledge of the game of volleyball including techniques, strategies, and rules.
• Ability to teach fundamental volleyball skills.
• Must have knowledge ofNCAArules.
• Good time management/organization skills are a necessity.
• High level understanding of volleyball and ability to operate Data Volley highly preferred.

Salary:
Up to $95,000

Applications will be accepted through January 25, 2026

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