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Bree Anderson
                            Bree has been involved in volleyball since she was in the 6th grade.   After graduating from North Sanpete High School and winning a volleyball state championship, she moved to Salt Lake City and played for Westminster College for four years. During her career as a Griffin she had two Frontier Conference Championships, multiple player of the week honors, 1st Team All-Conference, Conference Libero of the Year, and All-Conference Academic Team. She also helped lead Westminster to their first, and only to-date, appearance at the NAIA National Championships her senior year and currently hold the school record for digs in a match at 47. Bree has been coaching club volleyball for eight years and high school volleyball for three years. She has played on two IVA High Performance teams, once overseas, and has helped with their tryouts for three years. Bree has attended multiple Gold Medal Squared clinics and is CAP I and II, and beach certified. She was part of the first IVA High Performance Beach Program in 2009. Bree also worked as the Tournament Director for IVA for one year where she learned about the region's programs.                                                                             
 
 
Josh Fisher
Josh began coaching volleyball in 1998 as a volunteer assistant coach at High Country Volleyball Club. He then spent five years as an assistant coach at Skyline High School where he helped them win two state championships. He also spent eight years at Klub Boom Volleyball Club as coach and Assistant Club Director.
The past three seasons Josh has been coaching at High Country and won a region championship in 2008 and finished 23rd at the USAV Junior Olympics. Josh has also spent the past two seasons working with the Intermountain Region High Performance Program. He was on the staff as an assistant coach under Alaina Parker of the team that won the gold medal at the 2009 U.S. High Performance Championships in Ft. Lauderdale, FL.
Professionally Josh serves as the Sports Information Director at Westminster College where he has been since 2007. He has also spent time working with IVA in several capacities including the organization of tournaments and camps. Josh also works as the head statistician for the University of Utah and Utah Blaze.
Personally, Josh was born in Bountiful, Utah and has lived in Utah most of his life. The oldest of three, he now resides in Murray.
 


Kate Nelson Hawkes
Kate is a Bountiful High Brave and a huge Ute fan. Played volleyball for the Southern Virginia University Knights 2005-2008, but also was a two-time intramural doge-ball champion! That's right! She's got the bruises to prove it. Kate learned Russian while living in Estonia and Latvia for 18 months. Now she's back in her homeland and is ready to coach some amazing volleyball players! Wooo yeah wooo yeah!!

                                                                                 Michael Lemmert
 I am Michael Lemmert and have been involved with coaching volleyball for 19 years here in the Salt Lake Valley. I coached 7 years at Christ Lutheran School, 6 years with Players Volleyball Club, partnered with Scott Lee to start Club Utah and coached with Club Utah for 6 years including two national berths and 2 years with Utah Juniors.  During the last 5 years I have coached Murray High School’s freshman team for 3 years and coached Bingham High’s Jr. High team for 1 year.  During my time as coaching I have been involved with several High Performance coaches training sessions as well as several sessions with Gold Medal Squared with Club Utah.  My love for the game is continuously reinforced by experiencing the success of the players I coach in expanding their abilities in fundamentals, playing and understanding the game of volleyball.  It is all about the players.


 

Fa'alua McLeod
Fa'alua has been around volleyball her whole life.  Fa'alua's dad is a coach so growing up it was easy for her to get involved and later grow to love volleyball. She played at Westminster College where she had a hand in the making of history with the schools very first conference championship, regional qualification and finally nationals qualification her senior year. She coached three years of club with her last seasons team going to USAV National Championships. She enjoys playing in outdoor tournaments with her husband and  teaching English in Korea with him.  She just had a handsome baby boy and is excited to start coaching again

 Whitney Roseborough
Whitney was born and raised in Nevada and played club for High Sierra VBC in Reno. She just finished her senior season playing volleyball at Westminster College.Whitney will graduated with her Bachelor of Arts in Communication. Whitney has coached club for the past six years, working with ages 12-16.
"I love volleyball, it has made me the person that I am today, and now that I have finished my athletic career I am excited to share my passion for the sport through coaching."  



Lindsay Dumas Lind
Lindsay has been around volleyball since she was a freshman in high school when she tried out for the Alta Volleyball team on a whim. I guess you could say it stuck! Lindsay played in college at Mesa Sate College in Grand Junction, CO as well as Westminster College here in Utah, where she later spent a year as an assistant coach.

Lindsay has been involved in coaching high school and club volleyball for 12 years. Currently, she is the JV coach at Riverton High School. Lindsay has coached teams in every age group and has experienced lots of success with those teams. Lindsay started her club coaching career with High Country VBC in 2000 and took 6 straight teams to the JOVC tournaments after winning region titles locally. She is very passionate about the sport of volleyball and loves watching players grow and develop into great athletes as well as great young women.

Personally, Lindsay is mom to 2 boys, Braxton and Ryker who love to come to the gym with her and are active little athletes themselves. You'll usually find them running back and forth across the court during their favorite serving game, "Death Run"...daring the girls to hit them with serves :).
Brad Brinton