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Head Dive Coach

The University of Colorado Club Swimming & Diving team is looking for an enthusiastic and experienced individual to serve as Head Dive Coach for the 2026-2027 season. This is a part-time, salaried position lasting from late August 2026 to early April 2027 with the opportunity to return for future seasons. The 鶹ѰSwimming & Diving team is a student-run collegiate sport club at the University of Colorado that competes against top collegiate clubs as well as NCAA and Masters programs. Our team is open to all skill levels, ranging from first-time divers to very experienced and driven athletes.

  • Be available for three afternoon dive practices per week (practices held Mon, Wed, Thu from 4:30-6 p.m.) as well as most 3 meets each semester occurring on weekends
  • Communicate effectively with club presidents and dive captains
  • Coach and provide advice to divers
  • Travel with the team for meets
  • Ensure adherence to all university and program policies
  • Competitive diving experience (previous coaching experience is a plus).
  • Strength and conditioning experience.
  • 3-meter springboard certification (if not yet certified, we will reimburse all costs associated with the certification process).
  • Willingness to judge diving events at meets.
  • Ability to travel for meets and training events.

3,500-$6,500 per season

  • All travel is paid for by the team, including out-of-town meets and a week-long training trip in early January to a warm destination
  • This position does not qualify for relocation assistance or signing bonus.
  • Temporary positions at the University of Colorado are not benefits-eligible.

Men’s Soccer Gold Team: Head Coach

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

3 practices per week
Games (1-2) on weekend either home or away
Up to 4 tournaments
Oct. 9-11th: UCSB tournament (away)
Oct 29-Nov. 2: Regionals (away)
Nov. 18-22nd: Nationals (away)

All flights, hotels and vans are paid for.
Temporary positions at the University of Colorado are not benefits-eligible

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

$1,000-$5,000 for the season (Aug.-Nov.)
Paid in monthly installments

Email mensclubsoccer@colorado.edu with subject "Men’s Club Soccer Coaching Interest."

Women’s Soccer Gold Team: Head Coach

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

3 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 weekend either home or away

Up to 4 tournaments
Sept. 24-27th: 鶹ѰInvitational (home)
Oct. 9-11th: UCSB tournament (away)
Oct 29-Nov. 2: Regionals (away)
Nov. 18-22nd: Nationals (away)

All flights, hotels, and vans are paid for

  • Coaching 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

$6,000 for the season (Aug.-Nov.) paid in monthly installments

Please contact gasa8984@colorado.edu for any questions and resumes.

Women’s Soccer Gold Team: Assistant Coach

  • Assist in planning and help head coach lead practices
  • Assist in leading tryouts
  • Assist head coach when needed for lineup
  • Providing feedback and coaching during competitions and practices
  • Assist head coach if needed with working with other coaches/teams
  • Assist head coach with recruiting new player for the team
  • Be able to step into the role of head coach if the head coach can’t make something
  • Mentoring players to develop sportsmanship and respect for the game
  • Motivating players to improve
  • Be able to work with team officers and adjust according to their input

3 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 weekend either home or away


Up to 4 tournaments
Sept. 24-27th: 鶹ѰInvitational (home)
Oct. 9-11th: UCSB tournament (away)
Oct 29-Nov. 2: Regionals (away)
Nov. 18-22nd: Nationals (away)

All flights, hotels, and vans are paid for.

  • Coaching 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

$4,000 for the season (Aug.-Nov.) paid in monthly installments

Please contact gasa8984@colorado.edu for any questions and resumes.

Figure Skating: Dance Coach

The dance coach will be responsible for helping skaters with pattern dance and solo free dance starts. This includes, but is not limited to:

  • Learning and understanding the Intercollegiate Handbook and the Intercollegiate pattern dance and solo free dance requirements.
  • Providing feedback and ensuring pattern dances are being performed correctly.
  • Checking solo free dance programs for strong edge work and correct elements.
  • Watching videos of skaters' pattern dances and free dances outside of practice and providing feedback as needed.

The dance coach will be asked to attend a total of 2-3 practices per month with specific focuses.

  • Teach 1 “edge class” per month to all members and levels.
    • Assist skaters with pattern dances and/or free dances 1-2 times per month.
  • The dance coach will not be traveling with the team to competitions.
  • $2,200 for the entire season
  • To apply, please send an email expressing your interest and resume providing your experience to clubfigureskating@colorado.edu and clubcoaches@colorado.edu with the subject Club Figure Skating Coaching Interest – Name.
  • For full consideration, please submit application materials no later than Sept. 13, 2026.

Figure Skating: Head Coach

The head coach will be responsible for preparing the skaters on the team for competition. This includes, but is not limited to:

  • Learning and understanding the Intercollegiate Handbook. This includes checking for correct elements and music lengths in each intercollegiate event.
  • Choreographing programs, if needed.
  • Working with skaters to strengthen elements and discuss areas of improvement.
  • Watching videos of the skaters outside of practice and providing feedback.
  • Helping to discuss and set competition starts.
  • The head coach will attend one out of three practice sessions at 鶹ѰBoulder per week while school is in session. This will be somewhat flexible depending on scheduling and weather.
  • The head coach will be required to travel to all competitions for which the team registers, unless extenuating circumstances have been discussed and approved. The head coach will attend all team member practices and events at competitions.
  • $7,200 for the entire season
  • Lodging and airfare expenses are covered by the team for all events.
  • To apply, please send an email expressing your interest and resume providing your experience to clubfigureskating@colorado.edu and clubcoaches@colorado.edu with the subject Club Figure Skating Coaching Interest – Name.
  • For full consideration, please submit application materials no later than Sept. 13, 2026.

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

Women's Soccer: Assistant Coach

鶹Ѱwomen’s club soccer is seeking an assistant coach for the 2026-2027 season.This position is responsible for assisting the other coaches within the organization with the development of play strategies and player skill development.

  • Assist in planning and help head coach lead practices
  • Assist in leading tryouts
  • Assist head coach with lineup when needed
  • Provide feedback and coaching during competitions and practices
  • Assist head coach if needed in working with other coaches/teams
  • Be able to step into the role of head coach if the head coach is unavailable
  • Mentor players to develop sporting behavior and respect for the game
  • Motivate players to improve
  • Work with team officers and adjust according to feedback and input
  • Coaching 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 weekend either home or away
  • Up to four tournaments
    • Sept. 24-27: 鶹ѰInvitational (home)
    • Oct. 29-Nov. 2: Regionals (away)
    • Nov. 18-22: Nationals (away)
  • $2,000-$6,000 for the season (Aug.-Nov.)
  • This position does not offer relocation assistance.
  • During club-sponsored travel, airfare, ground transportation and lodging costs are covered by the club.
  • To apply, please send an email with resume expressing your interest and experience to gasa8984@colorado.edu and clubcoaches@colorado.edu with the subject Women’s Club Soccer Coaching Interest – Name.
  • For full consideration, please submit application materials no later than Sept. 13, 2026.

Women's Volleyball: Head Coach

The team is administered under an officer board under the direction of the University of Colorado Sport Club program. This program has about 25 players made up of two teams that take part in competitive tournaments over the course of the year. The head volleyball coach provides leadership and guidance for the assigned team and works alongside the president and vice president. They promote teamwork, sportsmanship, growth, connection, physical fitness and dedication to the sport. The team will travel to multiple in-state tournaments as well as potentially out-of-state during the fall season. All tournaments occur on weekends. This position spans the fall academic year from late August until early December. Coaches are expected to attend all practices, which occur from 5-7 p.m. every Tuesday and Thursday as well as 11 a.m.-1 p.m. on Sundays at the 鶹ѰBoulder Recreation Center.

This position reports to the president and vice president of the club.

  • Coordinate and supervise practices and games
  • Promote teamwork and sportsmanship
  • Design practice plan and help advise lineups
  • Communicate effectively with club leadership and members
  • Provide advice on technique
  • Coordinate in-game strategy
  • Attend open gyms, tryouts, practices meetings and tournaments
  • Travel with team to tournaments up to five times in the fall
  • Support student leadership and athlete development
  • Coaching 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
  • $800-$1,000 for fall academic semester
  • Airfare and lodging expenses for out-of-state travel are covered by the club.
  • This position does not qualify for relocation assistance or signing bonus.
  • To apply, please send an email expressing your interest and resume providing your experience towclubvolleyball@colorado.edu and clubcoaches@colorado.edu with the subject Women’s Club Volleyball Coaching Interest – Name.
  • For full consideration, please submit application materials no later than Sept. 13, 2026.

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