Assistant Mens Tennis Coach
EXPIRED

Temple University

Philadelphia, PA

Posted Date: Mar 28, 2025

Expired Date: May 21, 2025

QUALIFICATION

  • Salary Expectation
    Not Provided
  • Years of Experience
    2+ Years
  • Work Type
    Full-time

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Athletic Director
Conference
American (DI)

SPORTS/DEPARTMENT

About the Job
Job Description

Assistant Mens Tennis Coach - (25000129)

Description

 

Temple University's Athletics Department is searching for an Assistant Men's Tennis Coach. 

Salary Grade: A66

Job Summary:

Reporting to the Head Men’s Tennis Coach, the Assistant Coach assists in developing a Division I competitive Men’s Tennis program. The primary function of the Assistant Coach will be to teach student-athletes the sport of Men’s Tennis. The Assistant Coach will assist in working on the fundamentals of the sport, teaching the sport during Monday-Friday scheduled practices and meetings, and preparing for competitions. 

The Assistant Men’s Tennis Coach supports the Head Coach by providing leadership and integrity to the program set forth by the Head Coach which includes, but is not limited to: creating, planning, organizing, motivating, communicating and controlling aspects relative to recruiting, practices, competitions, student-athletes, and related booster clubs. The Assistant Men’s Tennis Coach is expected to conduct themselves in a manner representative of the University, the Department and the sport both on and off the field of competition. The Assistant Men’s Tennis Coach is expected to be knowledgeable about and comply with NCAA regulatory policy governing their sport as well as NCAA and conference policies governing recruiting, eligibility, ethical standards, playing seasons, and extra benefits. Evidence of the Assistant Men’s Tennis Coach's knowledge of rules and policy will be in the Departmental expectation that the Assistant Men’s Tennis Coach successfully complete the annually administered NCAA Coaches Exam. The Assistant Men’s Tennis Coach performs other duties as assigned.

Required Education & Experience:**  **

Program Performance

American Tennis (W) 2022–2023

Temple University record compared to the conference

School Conference Overall RPI APR
University of North Carolina at Charlotte — 22–7 40 992
Temple University — 17–5 — 986
University of Tulsa — 14–11 72 992
University of Texas at San Antonio — 14–10 — 1000
Rice University — 13–9 57 1000
University of South Florida — 13–9 64 1000
Wichita State University — 12–10 — 991
University of North Texas — 11–12 — 1000
University of Memphis — 10–13 — 1000
East Carolina University — 9–10 — 949
University of Alabama at Birmingham — 9–10 — 993
Florida Atlantic University — 8–14 — 981
Tulane University — 7–11 — 1000

American Tennis (M) 2022–2023

Temple University record compared to the conference

School Conference Overall RPI APR
University of Alabama at Birmingham — 19–7 70 992
Temple University — 19–5 — 991
University of Texas at San Antonio — 17–7 42 961
Tulane University — 15–13 44 1000
University of Memphis — 13–8 36 977
Florida Atlantic University — 13–11 58 992
Rice University — 12–10 61 1000
University of South Florida — 12–13 57 1000
University of Tulsa — 11–13 54 967
Wichita State University — 10–16 — 979
University of North Carolina at Charlotte — 9–14 — 982
East Carolina University — — — —
University of North Texas — — — —
Season Head Coach Assistant Coach Conference Overall
2026-2027 – –
2025-2026
– –
2024-2025

Jeff Brandes

– –
2023-2024

Steve Mauro

– –
2022-2023

Steve Mauro

– 17–5
2021-2022

Steve Mauro

– 11–6
2020-2021

Steve Mauro

– 9–2
2019-2020

Steve Mauro

– 6–4
Season Head Coach Assistant Coach Conference Overall
2026-2027 – –
2025-2026 – –
2024-2025

Jeff Brandes

– –
2023-2024

Steve Mauro

– –
2022-2023

Steve Mauro

– 19–5
2021-2022

Steve Mauro

– 11–10
2020-2021

Steve Mauro

– 10–5
2019-2020

Steve Mauro

– 5–5

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