INSTRUCTORS

Ryan Douglass - West Bend Lakes* - West Bend participants are in for a special camp when they meet Ryan Douglass. Ryan started his volleyball career playing for Brookfield East High School. From there Ryan went to the University of Wisconsin-Lacrosse where he excelled as a player making 1st team all-conference all four years of his college career. Ryan graduated from UW-Lacrosse with a Bachelor of Science degree in Physical Education. Ryan also has his Masters degree in Educational Learning. Ryan and his family live in Arizona where Ryan is a physical education teacher and the athletic director for West Wing School. Ryan and his family return to Wisconsin, in the summer, and reside in West Bend where Ryan has worked at a summer day camp for the past 15 years. Now Ryan has decided to join our team! Plain and simple Ryan has over 15 years of working with student athletes and can make you an exceptional volleyball player.

Jamie Randa - Center Court Sports Complex* - Anyone who knows Jamie will tell you that she is a awesome volleyball player. What people may not know is her attention to detail. Jamie stresses the little things, the important things that make a volleyball player great. Her knowledge of the game is endless and can teach you what it takes to play at a high level. Some of Jamie's playing experience was at Elgin Community College where she was a volleyball All-American. Jamie then transferred to the University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh where she became a 2 time All-American Setter. Jamie returns every year to UW-Oshkosh to work as a coach for their skills, specialty, and team camps. Jamie has also been one of the main reasons why the Arrowhead boys volleyball program is so successful. Jamie works with camp coach Jean Henschel; together they direct the Hartland Arrowhead boy's high school volleyball camp.

Cathy Wettstein - Sussex Place* - Cathy started playing volleyball at St. Mary's Menomonee Falls when she was in 5th grade.  Cathy then attended Germantown high school where she was a 3-year varsity letter winner.  Cathy also played club volleyball, two years for Milwaukee Sting volleyball club, two years for Sky High volleyball club, and one year for G-Force volleyball club.  Cathy is a graduate of the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater and has a Bachelor of Science degree in Education.  This coming club season Cathy will be coaching for G-Force volleyball club.  She has been a head coach for G-force the past 2 years, and this year will be coaching the 15 Select team.  Cathy is Impact certified by the Badger Region and USA Volleyball.  Cathy is also a licensed volleyball official for the WIAA.  Cathy enjoys teaching the game of volleyball to others! Why not let Cathy teach you how to improve your volleyball performance. 

Glenn Grisolono - Bic's Place* - Glenn Grisolono is a native of Belgium, Wisconsin where he started playing volleyball on Bic's Place sand volleyball courts.  Glenn was a quick study and became dominate outside hitter early in his volleyball career.  Along with his hitting ability, Glenn also possessed a strong jump serve and a big block which helped him when he stepped out on the court at UW-Whitewater.  Glenn attended the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater where he received his Bachelor of Science degree in Education with a mathematics minor.  After graduation Glenn worked for Genesis School Sales as a promotional representative helping children reach their fund raising goals.  Glenn presently works in the Kewaskum school district where he has been a teacher and coach for the past 6 years.  Glenn is an outstanding instructor and will make each participant a stronger volleyball player.

All of our instructors have a passion for the game of volleyball. Our goal is to make each participant a better volleyball player, and will work one on one with them to achieve their goals.

All of our instructors have a teaching or coaching background.  As well as many years of volleyball playing experience. These instructors are able to explain fundamental volleyball techniques to players of all ages, and teach error-correction in a positive manner if needed.

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