Varsity Boys Tennis Head Coach — Lead, Mentor

Massachusetts Interscholastic Athletic Association, Inc.; Westwood (MA); Hybrid; USD 3,000 - 6,000; Part time

Job summary

Westwood High School seeks a dedicated Varsity Boys Tennis Head Coach for the 2026-27 school year to lead practices, develop players, and compete in the MIAA schedule.

Applicants should have prior coaching experience, familiarity with MIAA rules, and be certified in concussion, CPR/AED, and MIAA Coaches Education. The role requires effective communication with administrators, staff, parents, and student-athletes, plus flexible scheduling for home and away games.

Qualifications

• Experience coaching tennis at high school/college level preferred.
• Knowledge of MIAA Handbook and rules.
• Concussion certified, CPR/AED certified, and MIAA Coaches Education Certification.
• Strong communication with administrators, staff, parents, and athletes.
• Ability to supervise student-athletes at events.
• Flexible schedule for home games and away bus travel.
• Promote a positive learning environment.

Responsibilities

• Coach varsity boys tennis team for the 2026-27 school year.
• Coordinate with athletic trainer on injuries and status.
• Communicate with school administration, faculty, parents, and student-athletes.
• Supervise student-athletes at all team events.
• Promote a positive learning environment within the team.
• Manage scheduling for home games and away trips.

Skills

Coaching experience

MIAA rules knowledge

Communication

Student supervision

Positive learning environment

Scheduling flexibility

Collaboration with athletic trainer

Education

Concussion Certified

CPR/AED Certified

MIAA Coaches Education Certification

Job description

Westwood High School seeks a dedicated Varsity Boys Tennis Head Coach for the 2026-27 school year to lead practices, develop players, and compete in the MIAA schedule.

Applicants should have prior coaching experience, familiarity with MIAA rules, and be certified in concussion, CPR/AED, and MIAA Coaches Education. The role requires effective communication with administrators, staff, parents, and student-athletes, plus flexible scheduling for home and away games.