Head Coach, Women’s Tennis — Lead, Recruit & Elevate

California State University, Chico; Los Angeles (CA); On-site; USD 119,000 - 161,000; Full time

Job summary

California State University, Los Angeles’s Athletics Department seeks a full‑time Head Coach for the Women’s Tennis program for 2026–2027. You will provide leadership, oversee coaching staff and program operations, recruit and develop student‑athletes, and ensure compliance with NCAA/CCAA rules while promoting academic achievement and student success.

The role requires a bachelor’s degree, proven collegiate coaching success, strong communication skills, fiscal management, and a commitment to

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree from an accredited institution or equivalent experience.
• Progressively responsible collegiate coaching experience with recruiting success.
• Strong knowledge of NCAA legislation and conference governance.
• Effective communication, fiscal management, and staff supervision.

Responsibilities

• Provide leadership and direction for the NCAA Division II Women’s Tennis program.
• Develop training programs and assess student‑athlete performance.
• Recruit academically and athletically qualified student‑athletes.
• Foster academic success and holistic student development.
• Administer budgeting, scheduling, travel, and equipment oversight.
• Ensure compliance with NCAA, conference, CSU, and university regulations.
• Supervise assistant and volunteer coaches.
• Lead fundraising, alumni engagement, and community outreach.

Skills

NCAA Rules knowledge

Recruiting

Leadership

Communication skills

Fiscal management

Program administration

CPR/First Aid/AED certification

Education

Bachelor’s degree

Job description

California State University, Los Angeles’s Athletics Department seeks a full‑time Head Coach for the Women’s Tennis program for 2026–2027. You will provide leadership, oversee coaching staff and program operations, recruit and develop student‑athletes, and ensure compliance with NCAA/CCAA rules while promoting academic achievement and student success.

The role requires a bachelor’s degree, proven collegiate coaching success, strong communication skills, fiscal management, and a commitment to