Team Sports Jobs
Club Dance Team: Assistant Coach
The Colorado Club Dance Team is seeking an Assistant Coach to support team operations throughout the season (September–April). This role works closely with the Head Coach to run practices, refine choreography, and develop dancers’ technique and conditioning. The assistant coach would also need to travel with the team to performances around the Boulder/Denver area and to Daytona Beach, FL in April for NDA Nationals. The ideal candidate is organized, collaborative and experienced in both jazz and hip hop styles.
- Attend and assist with 2–3 weekly practices (evenings: Tuesday–Thursday)
- Collaborate with the Head Coach and team captains on team decisions and logistics
- Lead and support technique training and conditioning sessions
- Clean and refine competition routines, including hip hop and jazz nationals pieces
- Provide ongoing feedback to dancers to support performance quality and growth
- Travel with the team for in-state performances
- Travel with the team to Daytona Beach, FL for nationals (flight, hotel, and meals paid for by the team)
- Strong foundation in jazz and hip hop technique
- Experience with high school and/or collegiate dance teams
- Minimum of 1 year of coaching, teaching or dance leadership experience
- Effective communication skills and a team-oriented mindset
$20–$25 per hour, based on experience
Men's Ice Hockey, D1: Assistant Coach
As an assistant coach of the University of Colorado ACHA D1 men's ice hockey program, you will compete at the highest level of collegiate club ice hockey within the toughest league in ACHA M1 — the Western Collegiate Hockey League (WCHL). You will oversee a roster of 26–34 players and manage a staff of approximately 6–10 off-ice interns.
- Coordinate and supervise practices and games (practices held Monday–Thursday, 7:30–9:30 a.m., plus film and lifting sessions).
- Coach games every Friday and Saturday night, both home and away.
- Promote teamwork, sportsmanship and a strong team culture.
- Design and implement practice plans; advise on lineups and strategy.
- Communicate effectively with club presidents, officers and players.
- Maintain professional communication with other coaches, league officials and recruits.
- Provide technical advice and instruction to players.
- Coordinate in-game strategy and tactical decisions.
- Travel with the team for all competitions (hotel and airfare for out-of-state tournaments are paid for by the club).
- Support student leadership and athlete development.
- Maintain communication and support club leadership in roster development.
- Ensure adherence to all university and program policies.
- High-level ice hockey experience (AAA, Juniors, NCAA D1 or D3 or ACHA M1 preferred).
- Commitment to attending all team events and participating in off-season activities.
- Ability to travel and responsibly supervise collegiate athletes.
- Assist in building the season schedule and promoting the overall wellness of the program.
- Possession of a Level 3 USA Hockey Coaching Certification (or willingness to obtain).
- $5,000-$10,000 per season
- Travel and accommodations covered
- Team merchandise
- Access to ice and workout facilities
- Coaching locker room
- Email resume and interest letter to head coach and club president:
- Peter Cardasis (head coach): PeterCardasis@bigbearice.comÌý
- Charlie Samburg (president): charliesamburg@gmail.com
Women's Lacrosse: Head Coach
The Â鶹Ãâ·Ñ°æÏÂÔØ women’s club lacrosse team is seeking a passionate, organized and competitive head coach to lead one of the top women’s club lacrosse programs in the region. The head coach will be responsible for player development, practice planning, game strategy, team culture and supporting the leadership of a highly motivated student-run organization.
This role is ideal for someone who is energetic, communicative and committed to helping student-athletes grow both on and off the field.
- Plan and lead, with the president, team practices during fall and spring seasons
- Communicate consistently with the team executive boardÌý
- Weekly meetings with the team executive board
- Develop practice plans focused on skill development, conditioning, team systems and game IQ
- Coach all games and tournaments throughout the season
- Create offensive and defensive strategies and make in-game adjustments
- Foster a positive, competitive and team-oriented culture
- Support player leadership and collaborate with team officers/executive board
- Communicate consistently with players regarding schedules, expectations and team development
- Provide mentorship and support to student-athletes
- Maintain professionalism while representing the program and university
Preferred qualifications include:
- Previous lacrosse coaching experience
- Collegiate lacrosse playing experience preferred
- Strong leadership and communication skills
- Ability to motivate and develop athletes of varying skill levels
- Knowledge of modern offensive and defensive systems
- Organized, reliable and adaptable
- Passion for growing women’s lacrosse and creating a strong team environment
- Fall season:
- 3 practices per week (approximately 1.5 hours each)
- 1-2 tournaments/events
- Spring season:
- 4 practices per week (approximately 2 hours each)
- Weekend competitions and travel tournaments
Compensation is competitive and based on experience, availabilit, and level of involvement with the program. Estimated compensation range: $40-60 per hour or $6,640-$9,960 annually.
We are looking for a coach who is:
- Positive and player-focused
- Competitive and detail-oriented
- High-energy and communicative
- Passionate about developing athletes and building team culture
- Able to balance accountability with encouragement
Women's Rugby: Head Coach
The Â鶹Ãâ·Ñ°æÏÂÔØ women’s club rugby team is seeking a passionate, organized and competitive head coach to lead one of the top women’s club rugby programs in the region. The head coach will be responsible for player development, practice planning, game strategy, team culture and supporting the leadership of a highly motivated student-run organization. This role is ideal for someone who is energetic, communicative and committed to helping student-athletes grow both on and off the field.
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- Communicate consistently with the team executive board ÌýÌý
- Develop practice plans focused on skill development, conditioning, team systems and ÌýÌý
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- Create forwards and backs strategies and make in-game adjustments Ìý
- Foster a positive, competitive and team-oriented culture Ìý
- Support player leadership and collaborate with team officers/executive board Ìý
- Communicate consistently with players regarding schedules, expectations and team ÌýÌý
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- Maintain professionalism while representing the program and university Ìý
Preferred qualifications include: Ìý
- Previous rugby coaching experience ÌýÌý
- Collegiate rugby playing experience preferred Ìý
- Strong leadership and communication skills Ìý
- Ability to motivate and develop athletes of varying skill levels Ìý
- Knowledge of modern forwards and backs systems Ìý
- Organized, reliable and adaptable Ìý
- Passion for growing women’s rugby and creating a strong team environment Ìý
Fall season: Ìý
- 3 practices per week (approximately 2 hours each) Ìý
- 6-8 games/events over weekends
Spring season: Ìý
- 3 practices per week (approximately 1.5 hours each) Ìý
- 6-8 tournaments (mostly travel tournaments) Ìý
Compensation is competitive and based on experience, availability, and level of involvement with the program. Estimated compensation range: $2,000-$4,000 annually. Ìý
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- Positive and player-focused Ìý
- Competitive and detail-oriented Ìý
- High-energy and communicative Ìý
- Passionate about developing athletes and building team culture Ìý
- Able to balance accountability with encouragementÌý
Resumes and questions can be directed to ucbwomensrugby@gmail.com.Ìý
Women's Rugby: Assistant Coach
The Â鶹Ãâ·Ñ°æÏÂÔØ women’s club rugby team is seeking a passionate, organized and competitive assistant coach to help develop one of the top women’s club rugby programs in the region. The assistant coach will be responsible for player skill development, building our forwards, bringing our newer players up and supporting the rest of the coaching squad. This role is ideal for someone who is energetic, communicative and committed to helping student-athletes grow both on and off the field.Ìý
- Communicate consistently with the team executive board and other coaches
- Develop practice plans focused on skill development, team systems and game IQÌý
- Create forwards and backs strategies
- Foster a positive, competitive and team-oriented culture
- Provide mentorship and support to student-athletes
- Maintain professionalism while representing the program and universityÌý
Preferred qualifications include:
- Previous rugby coaching experience
- Collegiate rugby playing experience preferred
- Strong leadership and communication skills
- Ability to motivate and develop athletes of varying skill levels
- Knowledge of modern forwards and backs systems
- Organized, reliable and adaptable
- Passion for growing women’s rugby and creating a strong team environmentÌý
Fall season:
- 3 practices per week (approximately 2 hours each)
- 6-8 games/events over weekends
Spring season:
- 3 practices per week (approximately 1.5 hours each)
- 6-8 tournaments (mostly travel tournaments)Ìý
- Compensation is competitive and based on experience, availability and level of involvement with the program. Estimated compensation range: $1,000-$1,500 annually.Ìý
We are looking for a coach who is:
- Positive and player-focused
- Competitive and detail-oriented
- High-energy and communicative
- Passionate about developing athletes and building team culture
- Able to balance accountability with encouragementÌý
- Resumes and questions can be directed to ucbwomensrugby@gmail.com.Ìý
Women's Soccer: Head Coach, Gold Team
The head coach will be expected to:
- Plan and lead all practices
- Coach and substitute during games
- Set expectations and maintain accountability among players
- Provide plays, strategies and skill development to elevate team performance
- Serve as a leadership figure and maintain a positive, professional team culture
- Travel with the team to away games and tournaments
- Previous coaching experience at the high school level required; coaching at the collegiate level preferred
- Knowledge of skills for individual positions
- Requires prolonged standing
- Possible demonstrations of skills
- Occasional physical exertion to manually move, lift, carry or push heavy objects
- Three practices per week
- Tuesday: 6–7:45 p.m.
- Wednesday: 4:15–6 p.m.
- Friday: 4:15–6 p.m.
- Games (1-2) on weekends, either home or away
- Up to four tournaments
- Sept. 24-27: Â鶹Ãâ·Ñ°æÏÂÔØInvitational (home)
- Oct. 9-11: UCSB tournament (away)
- Oct. 29-Nov. 2: Regionals (away)
- Nov. 18-22: Nationals (away)
- $6,000 for the season (Aug.-Nov.)
- Paid in monthly installments
- All flights, hotels and vans are paid for
- Resumes and questions can be directed to gasa8984@colorado.edu.
Women's Soccer: Assistant Coach, Gold Team
- Assist in planning and helping head coach lead practices
- Assist in leading tryouts
- Assist head coach when needed for lineup
- Provide feedback and coaching during competitions and practices
- Assist head coach if needed with working with other coaches/teams
- Assist head coach with recruiting new players for the team
- Be able to step into the role of head coach if the head coach can’t make something
- Mentor players to develop sportsmanship and respect for the game
- Motivate players to improve
- Be able to work with team officers and adjust according to their input
- Previous coaching experience at the high school level required; coaching at the collegiate level preferred
- Knowledge of skills for individual positions
- Requires prolonged standingÌý
- Possible demonstrations of skills
- Occasional physical exertion to manually move, lift, carry or push heavy objects
- Three practices per week
- Tuesday: 6–7:45 p.m.
- Wednesday: 4:15–6 p.m.
- Friday: 4:15–6 p.m.
- Games (1-2) on weekends, either home or away
- Up to four tournaments
- Sept. 24-27: Â鶹Ãâ·Ñ°æÏÂÔØInvitational (home)
- Oct. 9-11: UCSB tournament (away)
- Oct. 29-Nov. 2: Regionals (away)
- Nov. 18-22: Nationals (away)
- $4,000 for the season (Aug.-Nov.)
- Paid in monthly installments
- All flights, hotels and vans are paid for
- Questions and resumes can be directed to gasa8984@colorado.edu.
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