Girls Director
Location: Eau Claire United Soccer Club, Eau Claire, WI
Type: Part-Time
Reports to: Board of Directors (President)
About Us
Eau Claire United is a dynamic youth soccer organization committed to player development, integrity, and a love for the game. We align with the U.S. Soccer Player Development Framework to create age-appropriate environments where athletes grow both on and off the pitch.
Position Overview
The Girls Director provides specialized technical leadership for all girls’ programs at Eau Claire United Soccer Club. This role focuses on player development, coaching support, and program excellence for girls’ teams (Academy, Grassroots Travel, and High School levels), working closely with the Director of Coaching to ensure consistency while addressing girls-specific needs and opportunities.
Responsibilities
· Support the DOC in implementing club-wide coaching philosophy while tailoring technical plans, curriculum, and pathways for girls’ teams.
· Recruit, assign, mentor, and evaluate coaches for girls’ programs; provide ongoing education, feedback, and resources.
· Collaborate on team formation, tryouts, player evaluation, and placement for girls’ teams.
· Oversee girls’ program development, including age-appropriate training methodologies, competitive scheduling, and player progression (e.g., pathways to high school, college, or ODP).
· Work with team managers, parents, and the board to address coaching-related issues and maintain positive team environments.
· Promote inclusivity, retention (especially for teens), and positive sideline culture in girls’ programs.
· Assist with club-wide initiatives such as MLS GO, TOPSoccer, tournaments, camps, and fundraising.
· Track and report on girls’ program performance, player development outcomes, and feedback to the DOC and Board.
What We Offer
- Competitive Compensation Based on Experience and Commitment Level
- Actively Invest in your Continuing Education and Licensing Reimbursement
- Supportive Environment Focused on Long-Term Player Development
- A Collaborative Community of Passionate Coaches and Staff
- Local, State and National-Level Programs
- Branded Gear
- Travel Reimbursement
- Access to Latest Coaching Technology
- Incentives for Long-Term Involvement
Schedule
Qualifications
- USSF coaching license (minimum “D” or equivalent); higher licenses or girls’ soccer specialization preferred.
- Significant experience coaching girls’ youth soccer teams (minimum 4–5+ years).
- Understanding of female player development, physiological/psychological considerations, and best practices.
- Strong organizational and communication skills; experience in a volunteer or community club setting.
- Background check clearance and SafeSport certification required.
- Commitment to ECU’s mission of confidence-building, skill development, and competitive growth.
Pay: $8,000.00 - $10,000.00 per year
Benefits:
- Professional development assistance
Work Location: In person
