Head of Squash — University Club of San Francisco

Head of Squash / Athletics – University Club of San Francisco The University Club of San Francisco is seeking a Head of Squash / Athletics to lead the revival and growth of our squash program. This is a high-visibility opportunity for a polished squash professional who combines strong coaching credentials with the energy to build community, grow participation, and create a vibrant member experience. This role is primarily squash-focused, leading adult and junior programming, lessons, leagues, clinics, tournaments, and member engagement. The position also includes the opportunity to support select wellness and fitness‑adjacent initiatives that complement squash participation and enhance the Club’s athletic experience. About the Role The Head of Squash will serve as the face of the program and a visible leader within the Club’s athletic community. We are looking for someone who can restore momentum to a valued program, create strong member relationships, and help shape the next chapter of squash at the Club. Key Responsibilities Lead and grow the Club’s squash program with a strong focus on participation, instruction, organization, and member engagement. Deliver private, semi‑private, and group lessons for adults and juniors across a range of skill levels. Organize singles and doubles play, clinics, ladders, leagues, round‑robin challenges, and tournaments. Rebuild and strengthen junior squash through lessons, clinics, camps, and family‑friendly programming. Create a welcoming and energetic squash culture by connecting members and encouraging regular play; introduce new squash members to the Club by arranging games and connecting them with other members. Plan and execute squash events, exhibitions, championships, and community‑building activities. Maintain clear communication regarding schedules, sign‑ups, lessons, and programming. Support pro‑shop activity, racquet stringing services, and operational administration duties. Help uphold high standards for court presentation, safety, and day‑to‑day facility readiness. Contribute to practical, squash‑aligned wellness initiatives such as mobility, recovery, warm‑up, or conditioning concepts that fit the Club’s current space and programming capacity. Candidate Qualifications Strong competitive and teaching background in squash, ideally including both singles and doubles. Experience teaching adults and juniors across multiple skill levels. Demonstrated ability to build or grow leagues, clinics, camps, tournaments, or community programming. Excellent written, verbal, and interpersonal communication skills. Highly organized, professional, and comfortable balancing instruction with administration. Member‑focused, relationship‑driven, and energized by the opportunity to rebuild and shape a program. Private‑club, academy, school, or similarly service‑oriented experience is preferred. Must provide proof of eligibility to work in the United States. Why This Role Stands Out This is more than a teaching role. It is an opportunity to: Lead the revival of a meaningful club squash program. Build a stronger athletic community around squash. Shape adult and junior programming with visible impact. Help define a broader squash‑and‑wellness member experience. Become a trusted and visible leader within a distinguished private‑club environment. Compensation and Benefits Competitive base salary + commission for lessons, clinics, events and member recruitment. Health, dental, and vision insurance. Paid vacation and holidays. How to Apply Interested candidates should submit your CV/resume and a brief cover letter outlining relevant coaching, programming, and club experience to: View email address on click.appcast.io Applicants applying from outside the country must have a valid work permit or green card. #J-18808-Ljbffr US squash