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COLLEGE CAMP FRIDAY
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Date: February 17, 2023
Location: Bartle Hall Convention Center Ages: 14's and older Price: $175 Players will receive instruction from all four coaches during the 1.5 hour session. All players will receive a camp T-Shirt.
Camp check-in will be located in Hall 2 of Bartle Hall/Convention Center, which is located upstairs. Follow signs to check-in which will be located next to the main tournament desk. Player check-in will take place the hour window before your specific camp starts. Players don't need a wristband to enter Bartle Hall Convention Center.
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SESSION #1TIME: 12pm-1:30pm
SESSION #2TIME: 2pm-3:30pm
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Parents must have a tournament wristband in order to enter the check-in space and they aren't allowed on courts during the camps. Parents are allowed in vendor row and TC Digs Store during camps
PARENTS/SPECTATORS ARE NOT ALLOWED TO WATCH CAMPS ON THE COURTS
(The College Coaches have requested this)
(The College Coaches have requested this)
IMPORTANT DETAILS
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ABOUT THE COACHES
ABOUT THE COACHES
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Chuck Waddington
Angelo State Head Coach Chuck Waddington and the Angelo State Belles have put the volleyball nation on notice. Waddington, who will begin his 15th season as head coach in 2022, has guided the Belles to ten-straight NCAA South Central Regional Tournaments and a historic run to the NCAA Elite Eight in 2016. In that time, the Belles have won four regular-season LSC Titles and four LSC Tournament Championships. He’s been named the LSC Coach of the Year five times and has helped 20 players earn AVCA All-American status. He also guided Meghan Parker to the program's first AVCA National Freshman of the Year award. He owns a career 343-111 record as head coach of the Belles, good enough for a .756 winning percentage. He has accumulated 343 overall wins, 190 Lone Star Conference victories, 14 straight LSC Tournament appearances, and multiple All-Conference and All-Region performers. “I think we are progressing in the direction to be a national contender every year,” said Waddington, who is ASU’s fifth head coach since the program was started in 1976. “We are a program approaching the level where we will be competing for national championships year in and year out. We want to start moving up the national ladder and become a consistent program always in the top-10 and competing for that top spot.” |
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Jacquie Cason
Northwest Missouri State Assistant Coach Jacquie Cason is set to begin her first season as an assistant coach for the Northwest Missouri State University Bearcat volleyball team after serving the previous two years as a graduate assistant coach. Before Northwest, Cason spent one year at Eastern Illinois University and one year at Nicholls State University as the assistant coach and recruiting coordinator. She was involved with scouting, film preparation and analysis, coaching the offense and developing blocking schemes at both schools. Cason played collegiately at the University of Texas at El Paso (UTEP), where she played as a pin hitter. She served as team captain her senior season and totaled 100 or more kills in each season with the Miners. Cason amassed more than 250 hours of community service over her five-year career. She was a four-time Conference USA Commissioner's Honor Roll selection and a seven-time honoree on the Dean's List (3.5 GPA or higher). She earned a bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering from UTEP in 2015. She earned her master's degree in applied health sciences at Northwest Missouri State in 2021. |
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Tia Brandel-Wilhelm
Ferris State Head Coach Tia Brandel-Wilhelm and the Ferris State University women's volleyball program are deeply intertwined as the Bulldog head coach embarks on her 26th year at the Bulldog helm in the 2021 campaign. She has also served previously as the department's Senior Women's Administrator at various times during her collegiate coaching career. Since becoming the program's fifth head coach in June 1996, Brandel-Wilhelm has resurrected the program by guiding the Bulldogs to 14 NCAA Division II National Tournament appearances, which includes 12 of the last 15 seasons. In the 2011 season, she directed the Bulldogs to the program's 10th GLIAC Championship and 16th NCAA Tournament berth as FSU posted a 27-4 overall record. The Bulldogs also were 18-1 in league action and earned runner-up honors while hosting the conference postseason tournament. Through her hard work and dedication, Brandel-Wilhelm continues to earn her place among the nation's most respected collegiate coaches. Faced with the task of rebuilding the Bulldogs' tradition-rich program in her first season, Brandel-Wilhelm proceeded to direct the Bulldogs to a 19-12 overall record and a top 25 national ranking. In the last 19 seasons, Brandel-Wilhelm has coached Ferris to an impressive 475-163 overall record (.745). She was voted as the GLIAC's Coach-of-the-Year for the sixth time in 2018 by her peers. Brandel-Wilhelm's resume demonstrates a penchant for winning. Prior to joining FSU, she served as head coach for three seasons (1993-95) at West Virginia Wesleyan College in Buckhannon, W. Va. Under Brandel-Wilhelm's tutelage, the Bobcats racked up a 118-20 overall record, captured three West Virginia Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (WVIAC) and regional titles, made two NAIA national tournament appearances and placed fifth at the 1995 NCAA Division II Championships. |
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Brian Imperiale
Tampa University Associate Head Coach Brian Imperiale is in his eighth season at UT after being hired as the top assistant in the spring of 2013. He was promoted to associate head coach following the 2021 national championship. Brian directs recruiting efforts and opponent scouting as well as assisting with all coaching aspects. As a Spartan, he sports an overall record of 160-43, and a winning percentage of .788. The 2018 season was one for the record books. After starting the year unranked, the Spartans battled their way to a 33-4 record, ending the season No. 1 in the nation and with the title, National Champions. Imperiale mentored Katie McKieland Sorrel Houghton, two 2018 AVCA All-American selections. Additionally, he helped lead the Spartans to their 26th Sunshine State Conference Championship, an NCAA South Regional Championship, and most importantly the NCAA Division II National Championship. The 2018 National Championship title, marks Imperiale's second, the first coming in 2014, his first season as assistant coach. Imperiale previously completed his second year at the University of South Florida on head coach Courtney Draper's staff in 2013. At USF, he helped with recruiting, scouting and team development process. Imperiale has been heavily involved in club volleyball, coaching with Pinellas Heat from 2003-2010. Imperiale's 2007 Heat team was the first in the club to qualify for the Junior Olympics, and his teams qualified for the rest of his tenure with the program. |
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Leah Saunders
Emory Assistant Coach Leah Saunders joined the Emory Volleyball program as an assistant coach in June of 2021. A four-year member of the Eagles' program as a player, Saunders garnered a bevy of honors while helping the Eagles to a NCAA D-III national title as well as two appearances in the title match. In 2019, Saunders garnered First Team All-America acclaim as selected by the American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA). Named the University Athletic Association's Most Valuable Player for a second straight season, the first Emory player to earn that honor in back-to-back campaigns, she posted 22 matches of double-figure kills and 15 contests of double-doubles (kills/digs). The Eagles set a program record that year for winning percentage (.919), turning in a final slate of 34-3. As a sophomore, she helped Emory to its second-ever national championship, earning honorable mention All-America accolades along the way. She dialed up 13 outings of 10 or more kills en route to helping the Eagles finish with a mark of 30-6. During her three playing campaigns (no season in 2020 due to COVID-19 pandemic), the Eagles fashioned an impressive record of 94-16 and brought home a pair of league crowns. At the conclusion of her collegiate career, she had amassed 52 double-figure kills matches and ranked 15th on the school's all-time chart in kills average (2.84 kps) and 18th with 1,040 terminations. |
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Matt Cribbin
American International College Head Coach Matt Cribbin was named the 12th head women’s volleyball coach in American International College history in February 2012. In January 2021, Cribbin was promoted to Director of Volleyball as the department added a men’s volleyball program. He has posted an overall record of 168-121, including 80-45 in Northeast-10 Conference matches. A native of Madison, Connecticut, Cribbin earned his bachelor’s in sports management from the University of New England in May 2008. He served as a student assistant with the Nor’Easters’ women’s volleyball team for three seasons while also serving as head coach/captain of the men’s club volleyball team. |
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