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Head Women’s Volleyball Coach in Kutztown, PA for Kutztown University

Details Posted: 09-May-25 Location: Kutztown, Pennsylvania Type: Full-time Categories: Coaching Coaching – Volleyball Sector: Collegiate Sports Salary Details: The starting salary for this position is negotiable. Competitive benefits package. Required Education: 4 Year Degree The Department of Athletics at Kutztown University invites applications for the position of Head Women’s Volleyball Coach. Kutztown University is an […]

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Posted: 09-May-25

Location: Kutztown, Pennsylvania

Type: Full-time

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Coaching – Volleyball

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Salary Details:

The starting salary for this position is negotiable. Competitive benefits package.

Required Education:

4 Year Degree

The Department of Athletics at Kutztown University invites applications for the position of Head Women’s Volleyball Coach. Kutztown University is an NCAA Division II member institution which competes in the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC). The Head Coach is responsible for all phases of the women’s volleyball program including recruitment of prospective student-athletes, academic success of student-athletes, game preparation and strategy, supervision of assistant coaches, scheduling, organizing camps and clinics in support of Kutztown athletics, fund raising, adherence to NCAA rules and regulations, and general administrative duties. In addition, the Head Coach will be responsible for supporting the philosophy, goals, and mission of the University and its Intercollegiate Athletics program as well as adherence to Departmental, University, Conference and NCAA policies and procedures.

Minimum Qualifications 

  • At least 3 years of coaching experience in the sport of volleyball  
  • Demonstrate ability in skill development, staff supervision, and general administrative duties 
  • An understanding of NCAA rules compliance  
  • Prior successful experience in recruiting qualified student-athletes 
  • Fiscal management skills 
  • Excellent organizational and communications skills 
  • Candidate must complete a successful interview 

Preferred Qualifications 

  • Coaching experience at the NCAA collegiate level 
  • Coaching experience at NCAA DII institution 

About Kutztown University

Kutztown University enrolls approximately 9,000 students in graduate and undergraduate programs. The University is located adjacent to the borough of Kutztown in a charming rural setting and is within 20 minutes driving time of the diverse metropolitan areas Allentown/Bethlehem and Reading, and within 60 minutes of the Philadelphia metropolitan area. The University is very interested in hiring employees who have had extensive experience with diverse populations.


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Every DI track and field record broken in 2025

Share After 20-plus collegiate records fell in 2023 and 25-plus records in 2024, the 2025 track and field season figures to continue the record-shattering performances. Here’s a list of every collegiate record broken during the 2024-25 DI track and field season. Women’s outdoor records DATE EVENT ATHLETE SCHOOL MARK   2/22/25 60 meterhurdles Inara Ukawuba California […]

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After 20-plus collegiate records fell in 2023 and 25-plus records in 2024, the 2025 track and field season figures to continue the record-shattering performances. Here’s a list of every collegiate record broken during the 2024-25 DI track and field season.

Women’s outdoor records

DATE EVENT ATHLETE SCHOOL MARK  
2/22/25 60 meter
hurdles		 Inara Ukawuba California 8.46s  
3/29/25 4×800
meter relay		 Liam Anna Podojil
Ainsley Erzen
Sanu Jallow
Analisse Batista		 Arkansas 8:16.12 WATCH
3/29/25 Pole vault Brynn King Roberts Wesleyan 4.75m WATCH
4/18/25 3000 meter
steeplechase		 Doris Lemngole Alabama 9:10.13  
4/25/25 300 meter
hurdles		 Saira Prince Arkansas 39.63s WATCH
4/26/25 Mile Şilan Ayyildiz  Oregon 4:25.50  
5/3/25 Pole vault Amanda Moll Washington 4.76m WATCH
5/19/25 Pole vault Amanda Moll Washington 4.78m WATCH

Men’s outdoor records

DATE EVENT ATHLETE SCHOOL MARK  
2/15/25 Weight throw Ryan Johnson Iowa 24.59m  
2/22/25 60 meters Chase Williams California 6.86s  
3/27/25 1500 meters Liam Murphy Villanova 3:33.02 WATCH
3/29/25 10,000 meters Ishmael Kipkurui New Mexico 26:50.21 WATCH
4/13/25 Discus Mykolas Alekna California 75.56m^ WATCH
4/18/25 5,000 meters Habtom Samuel New Mexico 13:05.87 WATCH
6/11/25 Decathlon
100 meters		 Peyton Bair Mississippi State 10.25 WATCH

^ World record

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Women’s indoor records

DATE EVENT ATHLETE SCHOOL MARK  
12/7/24 5000 meters Doris Lemngole Alabama 14:52.57 WATCH
2/14/25 Distance Medley
Relay (DMR)		 Carmen Alder,
Meghan Hunter,
Tessa Buswell,
Riley Chamberlain		 BYU 10:37.58* WATCH
2/15/25 Mile Şilan Ayyildiz  Oregon 4:23.46 WATCH
2/15/25 Pole Vault Amanda Moll Washington 4.88m WATCH
2/21/25 Distance Medley
Relay (DMR)		 Julia Nielsen,
Moriah Oliveira,
Mia Barnett,
Silan Ayyildiz		 Oregon 10:42.05 WATCH
2/28/25 Pole Vault Amanda Moll Washington 4.91m WATCH
3/15/25 400 meters Isabella Whittaker Arkansas 49.24s WATCH

*All-conditions best (ran on oversized track)

Men’s indoor records

DATE EVENT ATHLETE SCHOOL MARK  
12/7/24 3000 meters Ethan Strand North Carolina 7:30.15 WATCH
1/18/25 600 yards Jenoah McKiver Florida 1:05.75* WATCH
1/18/25 1000 meters Tinoda Matsatsa Georgetown 2:16.84 WATCH
2/1/25 Mile Ethan Strand North Carolina 3:48.32 WATCH
2/1/25 1500m Ethan Strand North Carolina 3:33.41 WATCH
2/8/25 1500m Gary Martin Virginia 3:33.41 WATCH
2/14/25 Distance Medley
Relay (DMR)		 Ronan McMahon-Staggs,
Bodi Ligons,
Kyle Reinheimer,
Nathan Green		 Washington 9:14.10^ WATCH
2/21/25 Distance Medley
Relay (DMR)		 Wes Porter,
Alex Sherman,
Conor Murphy,
Gary Martin		 Virginia 9:14.19 WATCH

*World indoor best
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Story Links BRENTWOOD, Tenn. – The Ohio Valley Conference announced its 18 Community Service honorees Wednesday morning. Among those were two Little Rock student-athletes. Senior women’s golfer Katja Mueller and men’s cross country/track and field athlete Joel Allen were both honored. The awards, first bestowed in 2022-23, are based on activities […]

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BRENTWOOD, Tenn. – The Ohio Valley Conference announced its 18 Community Service honorees Wednesday morning. Among those were two Little Rock student-athletes. Senior women’s golfer Katja Mueller and men’s cross country/track and field athlete Joel Allen were both honored.

The awards, first bestowed in 2022-23, are based on activities that took place during the 2024-25 academic year and recognize outstanding student-athletes for the contributions they make away from athletics, both on campus and in the community. OVC member institutions who competed in the league during the 2024-25 academic year were able to select a maximum of one male and one female student-athlete from their institution to be honored.

 “The OVC has always been about a sense of community,” said OVC Commissioner Beth DeBauche. “We are delighted to continue to bestow these awards to these outstanding student-athletes who are giving back to their communities.”

Mueller, who graduated in May with a degree in Business Administration Management, was an active volunteer around campus and in the community. The Rhineland-Platinate, Germany native volunteered at Little Rock volleyball, swimming and soccer events. She also worked at the inaugural Simmons Bank Championship at Pleasant Valley Country Club in Little Rock and volunteered at five other golf tournaments. She served at the Little Rock Animal Village and contributed a total of 69 volunteer hours during the 2024-25 school year.

Mueller, a 2024 WGCA All-American Scholar, was a four-year letter-winner for the Trojans and finished 15th in the OVC Tournament this spring. The Trojans finished second in the OVC Tournament as a team and won the event last spring.

Allen, a native of Youngsville, La., served Little Rock SAAC as a Community Engagement Officer for a year and also helped lead Little Rock DEI Week student engagement initiatives. During his Little Rock career, Allen medaled once in the Men’s 10,000 meters and won gold in the Men’s 3,000 Steeplechase, including winning the event the last two years during the Little Rock Invitational.

He coordinated volunteers at Little Rock athletic events for two years and was active volunteering at on-campus events for his four-year stint on campus. Allen also led student-athlete volunteers at the Little Rock Marathon and totaled 29 volunteer hours this school year.

 

 



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Zaltos won the event with a personal-best throw of 256 feet, 2 inches. Zaltos reached that distance in the final of his four throws. Mantzouranis was second with an effort of 252-6. The winning distance by Zaltos is the sixth-best throw in NCAA history. Zaltos’ championship was the 11th individual NCAA outdoor championship in program […]

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Mantzouranis, a sophomore, and Zoltas, a senior, went into the event ranked No. 1 and No. 2, respectively, in the events. Mantzouranis had the top throw in the nation this spring, 257-11; that is the third-best throw in NCAA history. Before Wednesday, Zaltos’ season-best throw was 255-7.

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The finalists for the first MSHSL-sanctioned boys volleyball tournament are set. Rogers, the No. 3 seed in the field, spotted No. 2 Eastview a victory in the first set of Wednesday’s first semifinal match at the University of St. Thomas, then won two close sets before closing out the match in the fourth set for […]

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The finalists for the first MSHSL-sanctioned boys volleyball tournament are set.

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Rogers will face Eden Prairie in Thursday’s state tournament finale. The No. 1-seeded Eagles beat No. 4 Spring Lake Park in four sets, 19-25, 25-13, 25-16, 25-15.

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Eden Prairie and Rogers have not met this season.

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ATASCADERO — Earlier this June, Atascadero High School held a “Parade of Champions” to celebrate the achievements of standout student-athletes. Honorees included Lucas Pulse, Elizabeth Wagster, Kaden Pryor, Cole Loney, Kieran Dolan, Charlotte Grant, the 220 Yard Medley Relay Team — Evangeline Brown, Aleah King, Carly Spann, and Katie Strohl — and the Varsity Girls Swim […]

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ATASCADERO — Earlier this June, Atascadero High School held a “Parade of Champions” to celebrate the achievements of standout student-athletes. Honorees included Lucas Pulse, Elizabeth Wagster, Kaden Pryor, Cole Loney, Kieran Dolan, Charlotte Grant, the 220 Yard Medley Relay Team — Evangeline Brown, Aleah King, Carly Spann, and Katie Strohl — and the Varsity Girls Swim Team. Congratulations to all!

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Florida Track And Field Team To Compete In Championship

The NCAA Track and Field Championships kick off Wednesday at Hayward Field in Eugene, Oregon. The Florida men’s team looks to defend its outdoor title. The men have dominated the NCAA in recent years, winning three consecutive championships. Meanwhile, the women look to earn their first team title since 2022. Both the men’s and women’s […]

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The NCAA Track and Field Championships kick off Wednesday at Hayward Field in Eugene, Oregon.

The Florida men’s team looks to defend its outdoor title. The men have dominated the NCAA in recent years, winning three consecutive championships. Meanwhile, the women look to earn their first team title since 2022. Both the men’s and women’s teams previously won the team titles in 2022, making Florida the first school to sweep the team titles since 2015.

Florida qualified for 19 overall entries in the championships following its performances in the NCAA Outdoor Track and Field East preliminaries.

Day 1

Wednesday is day one of the men’s competition. Florida will be represented by 14 athletes in eight events. The men’s team is currently No. 15 in the NCAA Men’s team rankings, with 112.25 points.

The men will compete in four semifinals Wednesday: the 4x100m relay, the 110m hurdles, the 110m hurdles, 400m, and the 4x400m relay. Gator athletes will also appear in the javelin throw final and the long jump final.

Florida has five returning All-Americans on the men’s side. Of these five, Malcolm Clemons, Jenoah McKiver, and Reheem Hayles qualified for the championship and will compete in various events.

Holloway’s Impact

Florida has become a track and field powerhouse under Mike Holloway. Holloway was named head coach of both teams since 2007. In his time as coach, he has led Florida to 14 NCAA championships, in both outdoor and indoor track and field. He has won 12 championships on the men’s side since 2010.

No other Division 1 program has won as many championships as Holloway has since 2010. He is one of only six coaches to win at least ten titles. His victory in 2022 made him one of just two coaches in any Division 1 sport to win ten team titles.

The men’s team will begin competing today at 7:05 p.m. Day 2 of the men’s championships will be on Friday. The women will compete on Thursday and Saturday.





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