Head Coach, Men’s Tennis — Lead Recruiting & Program Growth

The Intercollegiate Tennis Association; Honolulu (HI); On-site; USD 60,000 - 85,000; Full time

Job summary

Hawaii Pacific University seeks a Head Coach to lead the NCAA Division II men’s tennis program. You will recruit, coach, and administer all aspects of the program in line with university, conference, and NCAA rules.

The role requires travel with the team and weekend/evening work. You will collaborate with administrators, coaches, media, donors, and stakeholders to support student‑athlete success and program growth.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s Degree from an accredited four-year collegiate institution.
• 3 years of tennis coaching experience at the intercollegiate level with successful recruiting and competitive track record, or 5 years of head coaching at high school level.
• Demonstrated commitment to rules/policy compliance and student‑athlete success academically and athletically.
• Master’s Degree may be preferred.
• 3 years of head coaching experience at intercollegiate level is desirable.
• Knowledge of NCAA Division II rules and program administration experience.

Responsibilities

• Develop and administer a successful NCAA Division II men’s tennis program and coaching staff.
• Recruit and develop student‑athletes who excel academically and athletically.
• Schedule practices and contests in accordance with conference and NCAA regulations.
• Attend games, manage program budget and coordinate equipment procurement.
• Travel planning and compliance with athletics policies.
• Support overall student‑athlete well‑being and conduct.

Skills

Coaching

Recruiting

Policy compliance

Education

Bachelor’s Degree

Master’s Degree

Job description

Hawaii Pacific University seeks a Head Coach to lead the NCAA Division II men’s tennis program. You will recruit, coach, and administer all aspects of the program in line with university, conference, and NCAA rules.

The role requires travel with the team and weekend/evening work. You will collaborate with administrators, coaches, media, donors, and stakeholders to support student‑athlete success and program growth.