Associate Head Tennis Coach — Player Development & Leadership

Saint Xavier High School; Louisville (KY); On-site; USD 2,000 - 5,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Stipend

Job summary

Saint Xavier High School in Louisville, KY is seeking an Associate Head Tennis Coach to guide our competitive tennis program and support student-athlete development across JV and Varsity levels. The role is a stipend position with after-school hours, weekend tournaments, and participation in fall and winter conditioning programs.

Prior coaching experience, strong communication, and a commitment to student-athlete growth are essential.

Qualifications

• Minimum of 64 semester hours of college credit documented by official transcript.
• Prior tennis coaching experience required with knowledge of tennis fundamentals and player development.
• Competitive tennis playing experience preferred.

Responsibilities

• Coach, supervise, and provide instruction to student athletes at all levels of the tennis program.
• Work with approximately 40 student athletes and evaluate players for correct team placement.
• Develop practice plans and match lineups for both JV and Varsity teams.
• Communicate with student athletes, parents, other coaches, and Athletic Administration regarding program activities and expectations.
• Assist with upkeep and maintenance of tennis facilities.
• Support development of new coaches by sharing coaching guidance and strategies.
• Coach and supervise student athletes at weekend tournaments as needed.

Skills

Tennis coaching

Student-athlete development

Coaches younger players

Communication

Time management

Teamwork

Education

64 semester hours of college credit

Tools

CPR training

Job description

Saint Xavier High School in Louisville, KY is seeking an Associate Head Tennis Coach to guide our competitive tennis program and support student-athlete development across JV and Varsity levels. The role is a stipend position with after-school hours, weekend tournaments, and participation in fall and winter conditioning programs.

Prior coaching experience, strong communication, and a commitment to student-athlete growth are essential.