Head Assistant Coach - Wrestling

Join Utah Valley University and play a pivotal role in shaping the success of student-athletes both on and off the mat. As the Head Assistant Coach for Wrestling, you'll have the opportunity to develop competitive athletes, contribute to a growing NCAA Division I program, and make a lasting impact through mentorship, recruiting, and program development. Working alongside dedicated coaches and staff, you'll help foster a culture of excellence, sportsmanship, and academic achievement while supporting the continued growth and success of UVU Wrestling. This role is ideal for a motivated coach who is passionate about athlete development, team success, and creating meaningful student experiences.

Summary of Responsibilities: * Assists in monitoring team members eligibility according to requirements set by the University, NCAA, and conference. Ability to plan and execute wrestling camps. * Teaches and maintains the effective skill level of the Wrestling team. Set up equipment and go over drills and strategies that will be utilized during practice. * Recruits student athletes who will represent the program in a positive way. Scout's future opponents. Prepares scouting reports and helps formulate game plans. * Promotes Booster organizations for effective relations and financial support, as well as school spirit and loyalty. Assists the head coach in fundraising and wrestling program resource development. * Assists the head coach, athletic director, and other department staff in maintaining an effective program. * Upholds and abides by all NCAA regulations, BIG 12, and UVU policies and procedures. * Perform other job-related duties as assigned.

Qualifications / Licenses / Certifications

Graduation from an accredited institution with a masters degree and one year of coaching experience; OR Graduation from an accredited institution with a bachelors degree and four years of coaching experience, or any combination of education and experience related to the essential duties totaling seven years.

Preferred Qualifications
Master's Degree from an accredited institution.