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(Register early! This event will sell out!)
LED BY – Wes Lyon (Munciana owner/co-director/14 Chipmunks head coach), will direct the College Coach youth skills camp. His experience and ability to develop players make him one of the most widely respected youth coaches in the nation. He spent 19 years coaching the 181 team and recorded nine top-five finishes and one national championship. In his time with the 14u team, Lyon has already put together two national championship runs.
WHO CAN ATTEND – 10u-13u
WHEN – Friday, Feb. 15, 2019 from 400pm to 530pm.
PURPOSE – The College Coach Youth Skills camp is designed for younger age groups get unique and valuable instruction from some of the best college programs in the nation. More than a handful of prominent Division I college coaches will be on the court during the camp.
Colleges to be represented:
Kansas
LMU
Lipscomb
Morehead State
NC State
Baylor
Arkansas State
WHERE – Kansas City Convention Center
COST – $100
SKILLS COVERED –
WHO CAN ATTEND – 10u-13u
WHEN – Friday, Feb. 15, 2019 from 400pm to 530pm.
PURPOSE – The College Coach Youth Skills camp is designed for younger age groups get unique and valuable instruction from some of the best college programs in the nation. More than a handful of prominent Division I college coaches will be on the court during the camp.
Colleges to be represented:
Kansas
LMU
Lipscomb
Morehead State
NC State
Baylor
Arkansas State
WHERE – Kansas City Convention Center
COST – $100
SKILLS COVERED –
- Ball control
- Serving drills
- Defensive drills
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Billy Ebel
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Billy Ebel enters his first season as an assistant coach on Ray Bechard’s coaching staff at the University of Kansas in 2018. Ebel joined the Jayhawks after five seasons at Lipscomb University.
During his time at Lipscomb, Ebel helped lead the Bisons to three Atlantic Sun Conference regular-season titles and three appearances in the NCAA Tournament. In 2014, Ebel and the Bisons earned the ASUN’s first-ever at-large bid to the NCAA Tournament. After three seasons as an assistant coach he was promoted to associate head coach by Lipscomb head coach Brandon Rosenthal in 2016, which was the first time Rosenthal had named an associate head coach. |
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Ben Lee
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Ben Lee enters his second season as an assistant coach with LMU volleyball with the start of the 2018 campaign.
In his first year with LMU in 2017, Lee helped the Lions to a 16-13 overall record, including a 9-9 mark in the WCC to earn a share of fourth place in the conference standings. The Lions featured six players who took home WCC All-Academic honors, while three more earned All-WCC selections. Playing an extremely tough schedule, eight of LMU’s 13 losses came to a team that at least received votes in the AVCA poll. The WCC leader in service aces with 202 (1.87 per set), LMU finished the year ranked sixth in the nation in the category - posting the fifth-most aces in LMU history. |
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Brandon Rosenthal
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Brandon Rosenthal recruits volleyball players to be a part of a legacy, not just a program.
As Rosenthal enters his 16th season as the head coach of the Lipscomb volleyball team he wants to leave a legacy that will not soon be forgotten. In other words, he’s not going anywhere anytime soon. The 2015 season saw Lipscomb win both the ASUN regular season title with a 13-1 record and the ASUN Tournament with a three-match sweep. A loss to UCLA in the first round of the NCAA Tournament ended the season. Lipscomb finished 23-9 overall. |
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Jaime Gordon
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Jaime Gordon is in his 16th season as the head volleyball coach at Morehead State. He has led MSU to four Ohio Valley Conference regular-season titles in the last eight years and eight 20-win campaigns in the past 12 seasons.
His program has won seven straight OVC Team Academic Awards and has won numerous Team Academic Awards from the American Volleyball Coaches Association. The Eagles were also named recipients of the OVC Team Sportsmanship Award in 2010 and 2011. Gordon guided the Eagles to their fourth straight OVC regular-season title and second NCAA Tournament appearance in 2013. He also reached his milestone 300th career collegiate coaching victory during the season. |
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Linda Hampton-Keith
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In just two seasons leading NC State volleyball, head coach Linda Hampton-Keith has completely transformed the program. In 2018, she led the Wolfpack to the NCAA Tournament for the first time since 2012 and the Pack earned the program’s first win in the NCAA Championships with a 3-2 victory against Oregon State.
NC State broke the program record with 15 ACC wins, headlined by a perfect 10-0 record in ACC home matches for the first time in program history. The Wolfpack opened conference play with an 8-0 record for the first time in the history of the program and NCSU was first or tied for first in the ACC in eight of the 10 weeks of league play. |
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Ryan McGuyre
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In three seasons at the helm of Baylor volleyball, head coach Ryan McGuyre has put the program into the national conversation and set the team up to be a Big 12 title contender. McGuyre has compiled three consecutive winning seasons, back-to-back 20-win seasons and back-to-back postseason appearances since his arrival in 2015.
Named the 2017 Big 12 Coach of the Year, McGuyre has coached four AVCA All-America selections, six All-Region honorees, 11 All-Big 12 awardees and 21 Academic All-Big 12 selections. |
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David Rehr
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Two-time Sun Belt Conference Coach of the Year David Rehr enters his seventh season as head coach of the A-State volleyball squad and 19th season overall as a head coach in 2018. Rehr has compiled an overall record of 522-129 (.802) over his time as a head coach, which included stints at Blinn College and Frank Phillips College before being named the seventh head coach in A-State volleyball history. He's registered a 129-66 (.662) record through his first six seasons at Arkansas State.
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Jared Rudiger
Call or Text: (970) 672-0547
email: jared@triplecrownsports.com
Call or Text: (970) 672-0547
email: jared@triplecrownsports.com
