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Camp REG List(5-14).Xls First Name Last Name Email Cell Phone School Sport Position Travis Baker [email protected] 269-720-9895 Leland Public School/NorthShore VolleyballVolleyball Head Coach Leigh Barea [email protected] 269-841-9080 University of Wisconsin-Parkside Volleyball Head Coach Jim Berrigan [email protected] 9782731564 Babson College Men and Women's Tennis Head Coach Janel Blankespoor [email protected] 740.607.4163 Georgetown High School Basketball Head Coach Samantha Bohon [email protected] 386-212-6849 Embry-Riddle University Soccer Head Coach Sarah Brady [email protected] 201-221-0978 Iona College Soccer Head Coach Adrien Downey [email protected] 240-543-5537 Buffalo State College Swimming Assistant Coach Kelsi Dunne [email protected] 386-212-3218 Embry-Riddle University Softball Head Coach Robyn Felder [email protected] 435-773-5871 DiXie State University Volleyball Head Coach Jenna Fisher [email protected] 918-440-4657 Grace Christian Academy Soccer/Softball Head Coach Joslynn Gallop [email protected] 386-212-2667 Embry-Riddle University Volleyball Head Coach Lucy Gerrity [email protected] 719-389-7133 Colorado College Lacrosse Assistant Coach Marissa Giannerini [email protected] 407-937-9739 Embry-Riddle University Lacrosse Head Coach Shimmy Gray-Miller [email protected] 402-405-8595 Clemson University Basketball Assistant Coach Chris Haught-Thompson [email protected] 309-509-5391 KnoX College Soccer Head Coach Jordan Holcomb (Kline) [email protected] 386-690-0352 Embry-Riddle University Volleyball Assistant Coach Hayley Hollis [email protected] 301-775-3517 East Carolina University Basketball Assistant Coach Amanda Jones [email protected] 660-424-4553 Point University Volleyball Head Coach Megan Kerns [email protected] 352-246-3327 Iowa State University Soccer Assistant Coach Rebecca Kimball [email protected] 207-329-9762 Wellesley College Sports Performance Head Coach Ellen Kimball [email protected] 860-208-5470 University of Connecticut Volleyball Assistant Coach Amanda Kimball [email protected] 860-208-1536 University of Connecticut Strength & Conditioning Other Megan Lenhart [email protected] 616-717-1116 Davenport University Volleyball Head Coach Drew Malley [email protected] 813-833-8014 University of Florida Baseball Volunteer Coach Vicki May [email protected] 240-604-1334 Towson University Gymnastics Head Coach Nicole Mealing [email protected] 803-292-2532 East Carolina University Basketball Assistant Coach Greg Mulholland [email protected] 303-919-9917 Colorado School of Mines Soccer Head Coach Colleen Munson [email protected] 269-998-1548 Western Michigan Volleyball Head Coach Jessica Pelzel [email protected] 608-852-5919 Anoka Ramsey Community College Basketball Assistant Coach Jonneshia Pineda [email protected] 404-698-6360 Georgia Tech Basketball Assistant Coach Manya Puppione [email protected] 203-673-6998 University of Maryland Soccer Assistant Coach Jason Reed [email protected] 317-800-9215 University of Indianapolis Volleyball Head Coach Brian Rigby [email protected] 312-933-6970 UIC - University of Illinois at Chicago Soccer Head Coach Katie Robinson [email protected] 504-206-8015 Tulane University Swimming Head Coach Adam Rollman [email protected] 402-316-9912 Missouri State University Volleyball Assistant Coach Ricki Rothbauer-Stubbs [email protected] 502.724.8718 University of Colorado Colorado Springs Softball Head Coach Phil Sayers [email protected] 269-998-1661 Grand Valley State University Basketball Associate Head Coach Alison Swain [email protected] 970-519-1336 University of Southern California Tennis Head Coach Kaitlin Sweeney [email protected] 607-351-1263 University of Notre Dame Strength and Conditioning Assistant Coach Danijela Tomic [email protected] 419-372-7067 Bowling Green State University Volleyball Head Coach Amy Watanabe [email protected] 303-910-2033 Metro State Unversity-Denver Volleyball Assistant Coach Becca Weiland [email protected] 715-323-2418 University of Alaska- Fairbanks Swimming Head Coach Tucker Weisman [email protected] 651-696-6774 Macalester College Golf Head Coach Shannon Wells [email protected] 352-682-2607 University of Florida Volleyball Associate Head Coach Lucia White [email protected] 734-763-2346 University of Michigan Field Hockey Assistant Coach Anne Williamson [email protected] 616-901-0215 Davenport University Diving Head Coach Matt Wise [email protected] 352-494-2952 University of Wyoming Basketball Other Mitchell Wise [email protected] 352-316-2336 University of Florida Basketball Other Lauren Wolfinger [email protected] 720-317-1312 NA-Looking Basketball NA Shannon Zinser [email protected] 989-429-6773 Clare High School Volleyball Head Coach Speakers/Staff First Last Email Organization Tree Beeckman [email protected] Tree Roots Consulting [email protected] True North Sports Becky Burleigh [email protected] University of Florida - Soccer Israel Del Toro [email protected] Active Military USAF Tim Elmore [email protected] Growing Leaders Barb Faulkenberry [email protected] Retired USAF Major General Shimmy Gray-Miller [email protected] Clemson University - Basketball Holly Hesse [email protected] Missouri State University - Softball Tiffany Jones [email protected] XFactorPerformance Heather Macy [email protected] East Carolina University - Basketball Billie Ratcliff [email protected] UCHealth Memorial Hospital Amber Selking [email protected] Selking Performance Group Celia Slater [email protected] True North Sports JT Thoms [email protected] Growing Leaders Dan Tudor [email protected] Tudor Collegiate Strategies Shannon Wells [email protected] University of Florida - Volleyball Mary Wise [email protected] University of Florida - Volleyball.
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