An Area League Coordinator (ALC) is a part-time employee with USTA Southern California and a
member of the Adult Department. He/she is the front-line field representative of his/her
designated league area. The ALC will work from a home office and manage all administrative
duties pertaining to his/her league area. Some travel to local facilities and sectional events may
be required. The primary duty of the ALC is to increase participation in the USTA League
program and engage its players and captains.
Primary Duties
Coordinate and oversee all aspects of the league program within the designated area boundaries
Develop comprehensive understanding of USTA National and Section League Regulations
Generate local league match schedules to meet Section deadlines
Monitoring team and player eligibility
Develop and administer local league policies in accordance with the USTA and Section League Regulations.
Work quickly to identify and resolve local league issues
Recruit and train team captains
Organize and conduct captain’s meetings
Develop a working relationship with local clubs and community tennis groups to promote and grow National, Section, and local programs
Participate in coordinator meetings, conference calls, one-on-ones, and trainings
Qualifications
Proven knowledge of USTA League program and section programs/initiatives
Previous experience managing and working tennis events, previous play in USTA Leagues is a plus
Focus on customer service
Ability to travel in a reliable car; Valid CA Driver’s license required
Ability to work nights and weekends as necessary
Highly motivated, organized, objective, enthusiastic, and a team player
Benefits
Paid sick leave
401(k) Plan
Candidate must live in or around the Orange County area
We are an equal opportunity employer and all qualified applicants will receive consideration for
employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability status,
protected veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law.
Interested candidates should submit resume and cover letter to segura@scta.usta.com.