1st Team All-American setter, former professional volleyball player and NCAA Division-I coach, Kele Eveland has been fortunate in the game of volleyball to train in multiple countries picking up successful techniques, drills and skill work from her international playing experiences and coaching. Tested and proven successful, these drills work! Now, Kele is on a mission to bring a setting camp to coaches, players, and parents to help improve the confidence of girls from all over the world through the game of volleyball.

More About Kele:

1st Team All-American (2003 – Top 12 players in the Nation in D1)
The 1st – 1st Team All-American in the Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) Volleyball History
Led the nation in Assists per game (2003)
Led the #1 offense in the nation, (2003, Georgia Tech)
The 2003 GT Team ranked as high as 4th in the nation
Finished career ranked 4th in NCAA record books for Career Assists (2003)
1st in NCAA Assists per game – 30 point scoring system
ACC Player of the Year (2003)
ACC Rookie of the Year (2000)
Academic All-American (2003)
The only female in Georgia Tech school history to have her jersey retired (due to bullet point #2)
4 year professional career in Spain
5 year Assistant Coach at San Diego State University (SDSU)
Trained 2X Mountain West Setter of the Year from SDSU / 2x 1st Team All-Conference and All-American Setter, Johnna Fouch Bazzani (featured in the videos)
Helped lead SDSU to their 1st and only Mountain West Conference Championship (2012)
Trained players at Lessons, Camps and Clinics across the world
Volleyball Analyst for NCAA Volleyball: Bally Sports/SEC/ACC

*To book lessons/training, head to KelesCamps.com

*To see Kele’s viral AVCA Tip of the Week video as a college coach, head to this Youtube Link.