Head Womens Soccer Coach

Position Summary

William Jewell College, an NCAA Division II institution competing in the Great Lakes Valley Conference (GLVC), seeks an experienced and passionate leader to serve as Head Coach for Women’s Soccer. The Head Coach is responsible for the development, oversight, and success of the women’s soccer program, including recruiting, student‑athlete development, academic achievement, competitive excellence, and program administration.

The position requires a dynamic leader who models integrity, fosters a positive team culture, and aligns program goals with the mission and values of William Jewell College and the Division II “Life in the Balance” philosophy.

• Establish a program identity grounded in academic excellence, competitive success, and character development.
• Provide mentorship and leadership that supports the holistic growth of student-athletes.

• Design, implement, and evaluate daily training sessions, game strategies, and player development plans.
• Maintain a high standard of technical, tactical, and physical preparation for competition.

• Identify, recruit, and retain student-athletes who align with the College’s academic and athletic standards.
• Manage all aspects of recruiting communications, evaluations, and campus visits in compliance with NCAA and GLVC rules.

• Oversee team budget, travel coordination, equipment inventory, and facility scheduling.
• Collaborate with strength & conditioning, athletic training, and academic support staff to optimize student‑athlete success.
• Participate in departmental initiatives, community engagement, and fundraising activities in alignment with institutional priorities.

• Ensure full compliance with all NCAA Division II, GLVC, and William Jewell College regulations.
• Maintain proper documentation, reporting, and adherence to institutional procedures.

• Serve as a visible ambassador for the athletics department and College.
• Engage alumni, donors, and fans to enhance program visibility and support.
• Develop and execute a fundraising strategy to increase revenues to enhance the student‑athlete experience.

• Bachelor’s degree from an accredited institution.
• Demonstrated coaching experience in women’s soccer (collegiate, club, or professional).
• Strong understanding of NCAA rules and a commitment to compliance.
• Proven ability to recruit and develop student‑athletes.
• Excellent communication, organization, and leadership skills.

• Master’s degree in a related field.
• NCAA Division II or higher-level coaching experience.
• Demonstrated fundraising and community engagement experience.
• CPR/First Aid certification.

• Employment Type:
  
  Full-time
• Compensation:
  Commensurate with experience and qualifications
• Benefits:
  Eligible for full College benefits package
• Work Schedule:
  
  Flexible; includes evenings, weekends, and travel during competition and recruiting seasons