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Spike Frog Volleyball is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit building the youth volleyball community in Cedar Park, and we’re looking for part-time staff to help make our leagues and programs one of a kind. These are paid positions.
Our positions are seasonal — we hire for the spring, summer, and fall seasons. We are currently hiring for Spring 2027.
Most roles are a few hours a week on weeknights or Saturdays, so they work well for students, teachers, former players, and anyone with a day job who loves the game. You’ll be part of an energetic, team-oriented crew, and our coaches get support and development along the way.
Ready to join us? Fill out our application form or email us at leagues@spikefrog.org.
Weeknight Site Coordinator
Set up and take down volleyball nets and poles. Manage equipment and practice locations for weeknight team practices. Assist volunteer coaches with practices, rules, and questions. Must pass a background check. Minimum age 15.
Saturday Site Coordinator
Manage game-day operations and oversee up to 4 courts of games at a time. Keep games and the schedule moving on time. Handle coach, referee, and parent questions. Know the league, divisions, and specific rules. Must pass a background check.
Game Day Referee
Know the specific rules for each division of the league. Stand on the referee stand for 6+ hours per shift. Minimum age 15.
Boss Frog Pro Coach
Head coach of a Boss Frog Pro team for an 8-week season: one 1-hour practice a week and one 1-hour game each Saturday. Help prepare athletes for middle and high school volleyball. Coaching experience required. Must pass a background check.
Programs and Clinics Head Coach
3+ years of head coaching experience required. Comfortable running a clinic session for 5th–9th graders, teaching skills, running drills, and creating practice plans. Gold Medal Squared coaching style preferred. Must pass a background check.
Interested in volunteer coaching instead? Visit our Volunteer Coaches page!
Answers for families new to Spike Frog.
What are you looking for?
Camps and clinics run between league seasons.
Whatever is coming up next is listed on our programs page. If nothing is posted yet, join the mailing list and we will announce the next ones there first.
See camps and clinicsAustin Velocity is the step up from our rec leagues.
It is for athletes who want more training and tougher competition than a once-a-week league gives them. Tryouts, teams and schedules are on their own site.
Visit Austin VelocityOpens in a new tab. Not sure which is the right fit? Email leagues@spikefrog.org and we will talk it through.
Our courts can be rented.
Availability, what is included and how to book are all on our facilities page.
Facilities and rentalsQuestions about a booking? Email leagues@spikefrog.org.
Everything a new league family asks in the first week. Pick a question.
What grade is your athlete in this school year?
Has your athlete played organized volleyball before?
Our Pro divisions ask for 10 consistent overhand serves at an evaluation, so this is the question that splits the two paths.
In four of our six divisions, yes — a parent from your own team coaches it. Spike Frog is a volunteer-coached league.
Junior Frog · Spike Frog · Spike Frog Pro · Boss Frog
Every team is coached by a parent from that team, however the team was built — friend requests, a school group, or individual sign-ups. Ideally one parent takes the season. If nobody on the roster can, we build a rotating schedule so each parent coaches one week. No team is ever cancelled for lack of a coach.
Boss Frog Pro — led by a qualified Spike Frog coach.
High School — a qualified coach runs practice; each team provides a parent volunteer for Saturday game days.
Minivolley — led by trained high school athletes under staff supervision.
Never played volleyball? Most of our coaches haven't.
We run a coach training session before the season, hand you week-by-week practice plans, and you have a Spike Frog staff contact all season. The commitment is one practice hour a week plus Saturday games.
Volunteer Coach ApplicationAthletic shorts, court shoes and a water bottle. That is genuinely it.
The game day team shirt is included in your registration fee.
Plan on about an hour, on a Saturday morning.
Your coach will introduce themselves by email, usually before the first practice.
Tell your coach and come to the next one. Athletes are never penalized for missing.
Team and practice night changes can be made through the first week of practice.
Ask us anything we have not covered.
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