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Congrats to Laurie Glass on Women in Sports Leadership Award Honoree!!
IF YOU MISSED IT... WE HOPE TO SEE YOU NEXT YEAR!
The 2023 Michigan Interscholastic Volleyball Coaches Association Clinic was held on February 24-25 at Midland High School in Midland, Michigan. The "MAC Attack" theme brought out Coach Colleen Munson from Western Michigan University and Coach Mike Gawlik from Central Michigan University and their women's volleyball staffs as well newly minted Oakland University head coach and former CMU staff member Coach Krista Rice as clinic presenters. The entire speaker lineup was absolutely fantastic with representation from high school to D-1 and a wide range of sessions topics both on the court and in the classroom that offered something for everyone - girls coaches and boys coaches. MIVCA Board member, AVCA Diversity Development Team member, and AVCA Diversity Award Class of '18 Dr. Ramona Cox served as the keynote speaker for the MIVCA banquet and general meeting on Saturday and did a fantastic job! Congratulations to this year's MIVCA Hall of Fame inductee Coach Laura Cleveland and the other special recognition honorees. Many thanks to MIVCA Past-President Heather Sawyer and the MIVCA Board for their efforts in putting on a great coaching education and engagement experience for their community. Thank you for being a great partner in advancing the sport of volleyball.
Week 22 – Brittany Cornish
Brittany finished her first year as Varsity Volleyball Coach at Gaylord High School this season, after serving as the JV coach the year before. In her short time at Gaylord she has helped create a culture that combines hard work with having fun. She is a ball of positive energy and puts her whole heart into coaching the girls in the program. Brittany sets high standards for our program and works extremely hard at helping the girls reach their potential. Our program has made positive steps forward as a recent and she is been at the root of this forward shift with her passion and attention to detail. As an elementary teacher, Brittany knows the importance of education and the important role that it can play in a young person’s life. We are looking forward to seeing the continued improvement of our program, how that impacts our student athletes lives and the great things we know Brittany will continue to do.To achieve these outstanding accomplishments on the court, Kevin’s approach to coaching is with intensity, care and knowledge of the game. Pushing each athlete to “fail ugly” in practices creates a conducive environment for growth. He challenges his team in practice and holds them to a high standard. Kevin builds close personal relationships with each of his athletes through open communication, listening and trust. Kevin is always looking to improve his knowledge of the game through attending clinics, classes and conferences throughout the year. Lansing Catholic is very fortunate to have Kevin as the leader of the volleyball program and is looking forward to many more years of success under his leadership.