April 8 Video Chat: Win the Game of Engagement

What makes a team feel truly all-in? This interactive session breaks engagement down into three practical factors coaches can influence every day: the language that defines winning, the emotional tone that drives belief, and the connection that keeps people committed when it gets hard.

Through game-based exercises and interactive scenarios, you’ll explore how small daily behaviors shape culture and momentum. Coaches will leave with a clear framework for generating buy-in, strengthening connection, and helping the team discover fresh energy and momentum that lasts all season.

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April 23: DII & DIII Development Program

From Burnout to Balance: Learn How to Reduce Stress and Reconnect to Your Purpose This Season

If you are feeling constantly tired, overwhelmed by coaching demands, and fighting feelings of burnout, you are not alone. A 2023 NCAA-led survey of 6,000 coaches reported about one-third of collegiate coaches experience mental exhaustion, feelings of overwhelm, and difficulty sleeping on a near-constant basis. The data is clear: coaching takes a toll on your mental health. And it’s only getting harder.

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WeCOACH Announces 2025-26 Lifetime Achievement Award Recipients

As we prepare to celebrate our inaugural National Women Coaches Day powered by WeCOACH + Hudl, WeCOACH is excited to announce the six recipients of our 2025- 26 Lifetime Achievement Award presented by Jostens. The prestigious WeCOACH Lifetime Achievement Award is presented to women in sports who succeed at the highest levels in their respective careers, while also displaying an unwavering commitment, pioneering spirit, and trailblazing leadership to empower and pave the way for girls and women in all sports and levels to breakthrough for many generations to come. This year’s class boasts over 180 years of coaching experience, over 5,000 career wins, and over 46 national & state championships.

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The WeCOACH Mission

Learn more about the mission, vision and values of WeCOACH and how YOU can be a part of this transformative community!

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WeCOACH is a one-of-a-kind nonprofit membership organization dedicated to recruiting, advancing, and retaining women coaches in all sports and levels through year-round professional growth & leadership development programs.  Our programs focus on offering strategies to navigate the challenges and obstacles women face to stay in, feel supported, and advance in the coaching profession. You’ll gain unmatched empowerment, depth, and richness by integrating & engaging with coaches from all sports & levels.

 

Our young boys, girls, men and women athletes need positive coaching, strong female role models, and real-life examples of successful women in dynamic careers.

We need YOU! What you do MATTERS!  Together, we will MOVE the NUMBERS to support & increase women in coaching!

 
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The mission of WeCOACH is to MOVE the NUMBERS
of women in coaching, in all sports & all levels.

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Prior to Title IX in 1972, over 90% of women’s collegiate sports teams were coached by women.

 

Women in Intercollegiate Sport: A Longitudinal, National Study Thirty-Seven Year Update

 

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Over 50 years later, for all three NCAA divisions, that number has decreased to 41% women head coaches of women’s teams. This means only 4 out of 10 NCAA women’s teams are coached by women. And women head coaches lead only 25% of the 20,341 total NCAA men’s & women’s teams.  

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Only 6% women head coaches lead NCAA men’s teams. Out of 9,291 total NCAA men’s teams head coaching opportunities, only 574 are led by women.  

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Women of Color head coaches lead 8% of NCAA women’s teams and only 1% of NCAA men’s teams. Out of 20,341 total head coaching opportunities for NCAA men’s & women’s teams, only 981 are led by Women of Color.

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At the youth level, only 26% of youth sports head coaches are women.

Aspen Institute Project Play: State of Play 2023 Annual Report on Trends in Youth Sports

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