The Manitoba Triathlon Centre has an amazing history of success during its 25 seasons. For each of those seasons, Gary Pallett has been the program’s head coach, helping athletes succeed at national races, Canada Games and even the Olympics, but as we start the 2026-27 training season, he’s stepping back – opening a path for a new High-Performance Coach to lead the program.
How to Apply
Please submit a cover letter and résumé outlining your coaching philosophy, relevant experience, qualifications, and interest in the role via email to Triathlon Manitoba’s Executive Director by November 19, 2026. Please use the subject line Head Coach — Manitoba Triathlon Centre. Applications will be reviewed as received, and only candidates selected for an interview will be contacted.
High-Performance Coach – Manitoba Triathlon Centre
Triathlon Manitoba | Winnipeg, Manitoba
| Position: High-Performance Coach, Manitoba Triathlon Centre |
Reports to: Executive Director |
| Employment: Permanent, Full-time | Start date: January 2027 |
| Compensation: based on education, skills & experience | Application deadline: November 19, 2026 |
About Triathlon Manitoba and the Manitoba Triathlon Centre
Triathlon Manitoba is seeking an experienced, collaborative, and athlete-centred Head Coach to lead the Manitoba Triathlon Centre (MTC).
The MTC offers training for youth, junior, and U23 athletes looking to develop their triathlon skills and compete at an elite level. The Head Coach supports the development of Manitoba triathletes through high-quality daily training, integrated athlete services, competition planning, and a positive performance environment.
The Opportunity
Reporting to the Executive Director, the Head Coach provides leadership for the MTC’s performance and athlete-development programs.
The successful candidate will design and deliver evidence-informed training across swimming, cycling, running, strength training and transition / racing skills; guide athletes through individualized development plans; and work closely with families, clubs, sport partners, and service providers. This role combines hands-on coaching with program leadership, administration, and community engagement.
To support a smooth transition and continuity for athletes, the successful candidate will also have an opportunity to receive mentorship and knowledge transfer from the outgoing coach.
What We Offer
- The opportunity to shape Manitoba’s provincial triathlon performance environment.
- A supported transition, including mentorship and knowledge transfer from the outgoing coach.
- Meaningful work with motivated athletes and committed sport partners.
- Access to established training environments, professional development, and a collaborative provincial sport network.
- A comprehensive benefits package and pension plan.
