Assistant Men's Soccer Coach

Position Summary

The Assistant Men’s Soccer Coach supports the leadership, coaching, and administrative functions of the College’s intercollegiate men’s soccer program, contributing to student-athlete success, regulatory compliance, and competitive performance. This position assists with recruiting and developing student-athletes, organizing practices and competitions, managing program operations, and supporting compliance with institutional priorities and National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) requirements.

The Assistant Men’s Soccer Coach collaborates with the Head Men’s Soccer Coach, Athletic Director, and others across the College to promote student-athlete academic achievement, retention, and personal development while fostering a culture of sportsmanship, discipline, and institutional pride.

Essential Functions

Men’s Soccer Program Support

•Assists the Head Men’s Soccer Coach in providing leadership and direction for the intercollegiate men’s soccer program.

•Supports a culture emphasizing academic achievement, sportsmanship, and student development.

•Assists with recruitment and retention of student-athletes aligned with institutional enrollment priorities.

•Supports student-athlete development and competitive success while promoting student-athlete well-being and safety.

•Provides coaching and technical instruction in collegiate men’s soccer skills and performance.

•Assists with coordinating practice schedules, training activities, and competition preparation.

•Supervises student workers and assists with team operations as assigned.

Athletic Operations and Compliance

•Assists in ensuring compliance with institutional, NJCAA, and regional conference rules and regulations.

•Supports monitoring of student-athlete eligibility and participation requirements.

•Assists with coordinating game schedules and travel logistics.

•Helps oversee team travel arrangements including transportation, lodging, and meals.

•Maintains program records including eligibility documentation, statistics, and competition results.

•Assists with inventory, maintenance, and use of soccer equipment and college-owned assets.

•Promotes safe practices related to soccer training and competition.

Program Administration

•Assists the Head Men’s Soccer Coach and Athletic Director with program planning and evaluation.

•Supports budget management, purchasing, and scholarship administration within established guidelines.

•Assists with fundraising initiatives and program development activities.

•Coordinates use of practice facilities and soccer fields as assigned.

•Supports operational procedures that promote effective men’s soccer program management.

•Assists with hosting collegiate games, camps, clinics, and related events.

Student-Athlete Support and Success

•Promotes academic success, persistence, and completion of student-athletes.

•Monitors academic progress, attendance, and team expectations.

•Collaborates with others across the College to promote student success.

•Supports leadership development and character development opportunities.

•Encourages positive representation of the College through sportsmanship and conduct.

•Promotes student-athlete health, safety, and wellness.

Community Relations and Program Development

•Promotes the men’s soccer program through community engagement and outreach.

•Assists with developing relationships with high schools, club teams, amateur athletic organizations, and recruitment networks.

•Represents the College at games, recruiting events, and related functions.

•Supports fundraising and sponsorship development activities.

•Encourages participation in community service activities.

Additional Responsibilities

?Serves on institutional committees as assigned.

?Maintains professional knowledge of men’s soccer coaching techniques and association regulations.

?Adheres to institutional, conference, and association policies.

?Performs other duties as assigned.

Western Texas College does not discriminate based on race, color, national origin, sex, disability, or age in its programs or activities.

Qualifications

Bachelor’s degree or an equivalent combination of education and experience.

Experience in soccer coaching or related student-athlete development and recruitment roles.

Knowledge of intercollegiate athletics operations and compliance requirements.

Strong leadership, communication, and organizational skills.

Ability to work evenings, weekends, and travel.

Valid Texas driver’s license with acceptable driving record.

•College-provided housing with utilities included (estimated value: $9,000–$12,000 annually)

•College-paid employee paid medical insurance (estimated value: $6,000–$10,000 annually)