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Name to Find Your Coach!) 2018-19 LKN Coaching Lineup – Biographies (search by first or last name to find your coach!) NAME: Veronica Elfe COACHING NAME: Coach V LKN TEAM: 17 Elite HOMETOWN: Bay Shore, NY HIGH SCHOOL: Bay Shore High School HS SPORTS: Volleyball, Basketball, Track COLLEGE: Wingate University & Dowling College COLLEGE SPORTS: Volleyball CURRENT SPORTS: Volleyball CLUB COACHING EXPERIENCE: 10 years SCHOOL/OTHER COACHING EXPERIENCE: 10 years ROLE MODEL: My Family FAVORITE LOCAL RESTAURANT: Seoul Food FAVORITE TV SHOW, SERIES, OR BOOK: TV show – Gilmore Girls, Movie – The Breakfast Club and Book – Quiet Strength by Tony Dungy DESCRIBE YOURSELF IN THREE WORDS: passionate, outgoing and honest BUCKET LIST ITEM: Visit 5 countries WHY I COACH WITH LKN: As a teacher and coach I believe my job is to build up every aspect of the student to help each child reach their potential and that mission is absolutely aligned with the mission and values of LKN Volleyball. -- NAME: Cheznee Daily COACHING NAME: Coach Daily LKN TEAM: 16 Elite HOMETOWN: Mooresville 1 HIGH SCHOOL: Mooresville High School HS SPORTS: Volleyball, Softball, Track COLLEGE: Bluefield College, Gardner Webb- University COLLEGE SPORTS: Volleyball CURRENT SPORTS: Volleyball CLUB COACHING EXPERIENCE: 5 years SCHOOL/OTHER COACHING EXPERIENCE: Track Coach ROLE MODEL: My mother FAVORITE LOCAL RESTAURANT: Brickhouse Tavern FAVORITE TV SHOW, SERIES, OR BOOK: The Walking Dead DESCRIBE YOURSELF IN THREE WORDS: True to my roots because I am an old soul BUCKET LIST ITEM: To snorkel in other countries WHY I COACH WITH LKN: Because of the amazing coaching on staff and the comradery we all have. -- NAME: Kjnel Jackson COACHING NAME: Coach KJ LKN TEAM: 13 Regional Plus HOMETOWN: Charlotte, NC HIGH SCHOOL: West Charlotte High School (Charlotte, NC) HS SPORTS: Volleyball and Basketball COLLEGE: NCA&T, NC Central University and Bauder College COLLEGE SPORTS: Volleyball CURRENT SPORTS: Volleyball CLUB COACHING EXPERIENCE: 4th season at LKN SCHOOL/OTHER COACHING EXPERIENCE: 6 years coaching and training ROLE MODEL: N/A 2 FAVORITE LOCAL RESTAURANT: Akahana or Pisces Sushi FAVORITE TV SHOW, SERIES, OR BOOK: Chicago Fire DESCRIBE YOURSELF IN THREE WORDS: Loving, Funny, Creative BUCKET LIST ITEM: Skydiving WHY I COACH WITH LKN: I coach at LKN because I love the coaching culture and the commitment to excellence that we have at heart. The players are incredibly appreciative and recognize that we are there because we care about teaching them the right things on and off the court. -- NAME: Devon Hero COACHING NAME: Coach Dev LKN TEAM: 12s Regional Plus HOMETOWN: Great Falls, VA HIGH SCHOOL: Wm. A. Hough HS HS SPORTS: Volleyball COLLEGE: Eckerd College, St. Petersburg, FL COLLEGE SPORTS: CURRENT SPORTS: Yoga, Running CLUB COACHING EXPERIENCE: 1st yr. coaching! SCHOOL/OTHER COACHING EXPERIENCE: Volleyball Summer Camp Counselor ROLE MODEL: Ruth Bader Ginsburg FAVORITE LOCAL RESTAURANT: Harp & Crown FAVORITE TV SHOW, SERIES, OR BOOK: Friends DESCRIBE YOURSELF IN THREE WORDS: Enthusiastic, Energetic, Committed BUCKET LIST ITEM: Cliff Diving WHY I COACH WITH LKN: Love the game, miss playing volleyball, excited to get into coaching, my sister also had a great time coaching with LKN, excited to coach the younger age group, love working with kids 3 -- NAME: Gabbi Montgomery COACHING NAME: Coach Gabbi LKN TEAM: 15 Elite HOMETOWN: Davidson, NC HIGH SCHOOL: Community School of Davidson HS SPORTS: Volleyball COLLEGE: Queens University of Charlotte COLLEGE SPORTS: Volleyball CURRENT SPORTS: Volleyball CLUB COACHING EXPERIENCE: I have coached one season of the LIFT program at LKN. SCHOOL/OTHER COACHING EXPERIENCE: I have coached 6th grade volleyball at Community School of Davidson for 3 seasons, middle school volleyball for one season, and have assisted in many camps over the past 3 years. ROLE MODEL: My mom FAVORITE LOCAL RESTAURANT: Ruru’s FAVORITE TV SHOW, SERIES, OR BOOK: This Is Us DESCRIBE YOURSELF IN THREE WORDS: resilient, nurturing, motivated BUCKET LIST ITEM: Travel to each continent at least once in my lifetime WHY I COACH WITH LKN: I have played with Lake Norman since I was 13 and they are like a family to me. -- NAME: Joi Haywood COACHING NAME: Joi LKN TEAM: 14 Select HOMETOWN: Harrisburg, North Carolina 4 HIGH SCHOOL: Hickory Ridge High School HS SPORTS: Volleyball COLLEGE: Johnson C. Smith University COLLEGE SPORTS: Volleyball CURRENT SPORTS: Volleyball CLUB COACHING EXPERIENCE: 2 years SCHOOL/OTHER COACHING EXPERIENCE: 2 years ROLE MODEL: My mom FAVORITE LOCAL RESTAURANT: Mexicasa FAVORITE TV SHOW, SERIES, OR BOOK: American Horror Story DESCRIBE YOURSELF IN THREE WORDS: Motivated, Friendly, and Reliable BUCKET LIST ITEM: Go to Paris WHY I COACH WITH LKN: I am coaching with LKN because as an Alumni, I love to give back to the place that made my love for the game more competitive and stronger. The coaches are amazing and they truly love what they do and I hope to have that same effect on my team. -- NAME: Robert Stout COACHING NAME: Coach Robert LKN TEAM: 13 Select HOMETOWN: Orlando, Florida HIGH SCHOOL: Zion Academy of America HS SPORTS: Varsity Soccer COLLEGE: Florida State University COLLEGE SPORTS: Gymnastics & Volleyball CURRENT SPORTS: Gymnastics, Volleyball, Soccer, and Hockey 5 CLUB COACHING EXPERIENCE: 1 year SCHOOL/OTHER COACHING EXPERIENCE: Carolina Juniors Volleyball ROLE MODEL: Ronald Reagan FAVORITE LOCAL RESTAURANT: eeZ Fusion & Sushi FAVORITE TV SHOW, SERIES, OR BOOK: Impractical Jokers DESCRIBE YOURSELF IN THREE WORDS: Positive, Outgoing, Leader BUCKET LIST ITEM: Attend the 2020 Olympics in Tokyo! WHY I COACH WITH LKN: I coach with LKN because of the hard dedication they show in sharing the love of the game of volleyball. -- NAME: Lauren Hamilton COACHING NAME: Coach Lauren LKN TEAM: 14 Regional Plus HOMETOWN: Concord, North Carolina HIGH SCHOOL: Christ the King Catholic High School HS SPORTS: Volleyball COLLEGE: Belmont Abbey College COLLEGE SPORTS: Varsity Volleyball CURRENT SPORTS: CLUB COACHING EXPERIENCE: n/a SCHOOL/OTHER COACHING EXPERIENCE: Volleyball camps ROLE MODEL: My Mom FAVORITE LOCAL RESTAURANT: Enoodles FAVORITE TV SHOW, SERIES, OR BOOK: Harry Potter series DESCRIBE YOURSELF IN THREE WORDS: Energetic, Focused, Committed 6 BUCKET LIST ITEM: Travel outside of the United States WHY I COACH WITH LKN: Lake Norman Volleyball Club truly cares for its players and coaches and has a family atmosphere, which is something I not only wanted to be a part of but help continue. I want to help other volleyball players improve their game and work towards their dreams. -- NAME: Susan Hero COACHING NAME: Coach Hero LKN TEAM: 12s Regional Plus HOMETOWN: Indianapolis, IN HIGH SCHOOL: Perry Meridian H.S. HS SPORTS: Volleyball, Softball COLLEGE: Indiana University COLLEGE SPORTS: Men’s Volleyball Club CURRENT SPORTS: Kickboxing, Yoga, Running CLUB COACHING EXPERIENCE: Metro VA Boys 14s (2 yrs.), NVVA 12s (2 Yrs.), VA Elite 14s (1 yr.), XClub 16s (1 yr.), LKN Volleyball Club 14s Select (1 yr.) SCHOOL/OTHER COACHING EXPERIENCE: Langley H.S. (10 yrs.), Davidson College summer camps ROLE MODEL: Mary Jo Peppler and Mary Wise FAVORITE LOCAL RESTAURANT: Boatyard Eats FAVORITE TV SHOW, SERIES, OR BOOK: This Is Us DESCRIBE YOURSELF IN THREE WORDS: Organized, Passionate, Committed BUCKET LIST ITEM: Yacht cruise around the Caribbean Islands WHY I COACH WITH LKN: LKN Club works hard to create a “family” feeling and to appreciate the necessity of balance. I particularly like working with younger, beginner players to help them first learn to LOVE the game of volleyball, and secondly, to get good solid foundation skills. -- NAME: Haley Jobe COACHING NAME: Coach Haley 7 LKN TEAM: LIFT Program HOMETOWN: Midlothian, VA HIGH SCHOOL: James River H.S. HS SPORTS: Volleyball COLLEGE: Davidson College ‘20 COLLEGE SPORTS: Club Volleyball and Intermural Softball CURRENT SPORTS: Club Volleyball and Intermural Softball CLUB COACHING EXPERIENCE: 3 seasons at Richmond Volleyball Club SCHOOL/OTHER COACHING EXPERIENCE: Woodlawn MS ROLE MODEL: my mom! FAVORITE LOCAL RESTAURANT: Famous Toastery FAVORITE TV SHOW, SERIES, OR BOOK: Gilmore Girls and Eat, Pray, Love DESCRIBE YOURSELF IN THREE WORDS: Dedicated, Fun, and Studious BUCKET LIST ITEM: Attend the Olympics WHY I COACH WITH LKN: To work with committed players and coaches who have a passion for the sport I love, volleyball! -- NAME: Logan Witt COACHING NAME: Coach Logan LKN TEAM: 18 Elite HOMETOWN: Moseley, Virginia HIGH SCHOOL: Clover Hill High School HS SPORTS: Volleyball, Basketball, Track and Field COLLEGE: Queens University of Charlotte COLLEGE SPORTS: Volleyball CURRENT SPORTS: Volleyball CLUB COACHING 8 SCHOOL/OTHER COACHING EXPERIENCE: Beginner Lessons, Queen’s Beginner and All Skills Camp ROLE MODEL: My great grandma FAVORITE LOCAL RESTAURANT: Crispy Crepe FAVORITE TV SHOW, SERIES, OR BOOK: Friends DESCRIBE YOURSELF IN THREE WORDS: witty, competitive, ambitious BUCKET LIST ITEM: Skydiving WHY I COACH WITH LKN: My best friend is an LKN alum (shout out to Gabbi) -- Name - Brian Bistreich Coaching Name - Coach B or Coach Brian LKN Team - 18 Elite Head Coach Home Town - Statesville NC High School - Statesville Senior High School HS Sports: Soccer, XC, Baseball, Track, Tennis, Swimming College - UNC- Charlotte College Sports - Club Soccer, Intramural Volleyball, Intramural Soccer, Flag Football and more! Current Sports: Volleyball and Soccer Club Coaching Exp- 16 years in NC Other Coaching Exp - NCAA Div II Assistant 3 Years, High School SouthLake Christian Academy 5 years Role
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