2026 Assistant Coach Women's

Program: Warringah Ratettes – Defending Chikarovski Cup Premiers About the Opportunity Join the defending Chikarovski Cup Premiers as the Warringah Ratettes continue to build one of Sydney’s leading Women’s Rugby programs. The 2026 season marks a major step forward with the integration of junior pathways and the launch of a 2nd Division side - a critical part of our long-term vision for sustained success. Women’s Rugby is one of the fastest-growing segments of the sport, and the Ratettes have been at the forefront of its evolution. The program boasts a proud history - winning nearly one-third of all NSW Women’s Competitions and competing in over half of all Grand Finals. Our program has produced numerous Wallaroos, Aussie 7s, and NRLW representatives. The next phase of our journey focuses on seamless player development through a new Juniors–Colts–Grade-style pathway, designed to strengthen transitions between levels and elevate the standard of play across all grades. As part of this system, our Assistant Coach will play a crucial role in shaping the next generation of Ratettes talent. The Club and Board are fully supportive and deeply invested in the continued growth of Women’s Rugby at Warringah. This position offers not only the chance to contribute to a premier program but also a clear coaching development pathway for those seeking to advance their professional careers. Key Responsibilities

• Assist in planning and delivering training sessions (Tuesdays & Thursdays).
• Support game-day coaching and contribute to match strategy (Saturdays).
• Conduct game reviews and provide constructive player feedback.
• Contribute to individual player development across all skill levels.
• Help implement and refine the new integrated player pathway.
• Skills Coaching - Backs

Required Skills & Qualifications

• Level 2 Rugby Coaching Accreditation (or higher).
• Strong technical and tactical knowledge of rugby, with understanding of the women’s game and its evolving dynamics.
• Proven ability to analyse games and communicate feedback effectively.
• Experience developing players across varied skill sets and experience levels.
• Strong interpersonal skills, teamwork, and commitment to the program’s culture.
• Working With Children's Check

Time Commitment

• 10–12 hours per week
• Training: Tuesday & Thursday evenings
• Games: Every Saturday
• Additional: Match review and preparation

Apply Now If you’re passionate about Women’s Rugby and want to help drive the success of one of Australia’s most respected programs, we’d love to hear from you.