2026 WCS Registration now open!
November 13, 2026 at Huntington Bank Stadium
Join us for the Women Coaches Symposium (WCS), a dynamic event dedicated to building community, supporting women, and driving grassroots change.
2026 WCS REGISTRATION RATES
- Coach - $130
- Student - $40 [limited to 40]
- Must be a current student.
- Athletic Administrator - $180 [limited to 40]
- ADs, SWAs, Club Directors, Directors of Coaching, conference-level staff, and all individuals who fall generally under athletic administrators.
Vendor Table - $350 [limited to 15]
Explore Speakers and the Full Program
Scholarships Available: We know how dedicated you are to your teams and your growth as leaders, but we also recognize the reality of today’s economic strain. Rising inflation and tight budgets shouldn't force you to put your professional development on hold. To ease this burden, we are offering need-based scholarships for the Women Coaches Symposium. Whether you are a student-athlete stepping into leadership or a coach with limited departmental funding, cost shouldn't stand in the way of your growth.
Apply for a WCS Scholarship here: [LINK]
Join us for high-quality educational programming and professional development for women coaches. This full-day women-focused event serves as an avenue for networking and provides space to build community among women coaches. Women coaches of all sports and all levels are welcome. The WCS is a LGBTQI2S+ inclusive, safe space. While the WCS is a women-focused event, we welcome male allies who support women.
Registration is capped at 325 registrants. Register early, we will sell out.
Registration or WCS questions? [email protected]
**Group Registrations
We do not offer group registration discounts. To streamline group registrations, please collect all required information for each attendee before entering them into our registration system. To assist with this process, you can use this fillable PDF form to gather details from each registrant for your own use.
This project is associated with the Tucker Center for Research on Girls & Women in Sport.
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