THATCHER, Ariz. — Eastern Arizona College (EAC) is excited to announce its 2025 Volleyball Camp lineup, welcoming young athletes of all levels to enhance their skills with expert coaching from EAC’s volleyball staff. This year’s camps will be held at the Guitteau Gymnasium and include sessions for elementary, junior high, and high school students.

To streamline the registration experience, EAC has introduced a new online system via Transact Cashnet, enabling families to register multiple participants in a single order.

Volleyball Camp Dates and Details

• Elementary Camp (Grades K–5)
  Dates: July 17–18, 2025
  Times: Thursday 2–4 p.m. & 6–7:30 p.m.; Friday 9–11:30 a.m. & 1:30–3:30 p.m.
  Cost: $75
• Junior High Camp (Grades 6–8)
  Dates: July 7–9, 2025
  Times: Monday–Tuesday 9–11 a.m. & 1:30–4 p.m.; Wednesday 9–11:30 a.m.
  Cost: $90
• High School Camp (Grades 9–12)
  Dates: July 14–17, 2025
  Commuter Cost: $100
  Resident Cost: $270
  Schedule:
  • Freshmen/Sophomores: 8–10 a.m., 2–3:30 p.m., 7–8:30 p.m. (Mon–Wed); 8–10 a.m. (Thu)
  • Juniors/Seniors: 10 a.m.–Noon, 3:30–5 p.m., 8:30–10 p.m. (Mon–Wed); 10 a.m.–Noon (Thu)

Resident campers will stay in Wesley Taylor Dorms and must bring their own bedding, toiletries, water bottles, and snacks. Dorm supervision and camp guidelines will be in place to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience.

New Multi-Order Online Registration Now Available

EAC has simplified the registration process for families enrolling more than one child. The new Transact Cashnet interface allows users to:

• Select a camp and fill out participant information.
• Add multiple registrations to one cart.
• Review all selections before final checkout.

A step-by-step visual guide is available on the EAC ticketing page to walk families through the multi-camper registration process.

To register, visit commerce.cashnet.com/eactic or scan the QR code found on the camp flyer.

For additional information, contact EAC Volleyball Coach Shari Kay at (928) 428-8410 or email shari.kay@eac.edu.

GREENVILLE, N.C. – Sina Uluave has been named an assistant coach for the East Carolina volleyball program which enters its sixth season under head coach Adler Augustin in the fall.
 
Uluave arrives in Greenville after one year as a graduate assistant at Atlantic Coast Conference member SMU. She led the logistical management operations for the team, coordinating travel arrangements and recruiting visits among other various duties. Uluave also played a key role in the running of SMU Volleyball Camps.
 
After spending the majority of her collegiate playing career at Wichita State and Toledo, Uluave transferred to SMU for her final season, serving as the squad’s team captain and top libero. Her exceptional performance led to American Athletic Conference Libero of the Year and All-AAC First Team honors as she racked up 448 digs (3.96 per set) and was tabbed the league’s Defensive Player of the Week twice.
 
Playing as an outside hitter/right side at Wichita State her freshman and sophomore campaigns, Uluave collected 169 kills and 421 digs over 141 sets played while posting five double-doubles. She then moved on to Toledo where she earned a spot on the All-MAC Second Team as a junior after averaging 2.92 kills and 2.81 digs per set with 11 double-doubles.
 

Uluave and the Pirates begin their 2025 season Aug. 20 with an exhibition match at Old Dominion before kicking off the regular season Aug. 29-30 with a trio of matches against Florida A&M, Maryland Eastern Shore and host Hampton.
 

BALTIMORE, MD – The Mountain Pacific Sports Federation (MPSF) has announced the addition of the NCAA Division-III Connecticut College and Johns Hopkins University Men’s Water Polo teams to the conference, beginning with the upcoming 2025 season. The Blue Jays’ water polo program previously competed in the Mid-Atlantic Water Polo Conference.
 

Johns Hopkins Associate Vice Provost for Student Affairs, Director of Athletics & Recreation Jennifer S. Baker added, “We are thrilled to be joining the MPSF, and are grateful to [MPSF Commissioner] Foti Mellis and his team for welcoming Johns Hopkins Water Polo.  The conference’s commitment to excellence is evident in everything it does, and we are excited for our players to have access to championships, while competing against some of the best teams in the country. The MPSF continues to elevate the sport of water polo nationally, and we believe our program will thrive as its newest member.”
 

The 2025 MPSF Men’s Water Polo season will feature 11 teams. California, Stanford, UCLA, and USC compete in the western division, while Connecticut College and Johns Hopkins join Augustana, Austin College, Penn State Behrend, Washington & Jefferson and Wheaton in the eastern division. The 2025 conference championship, which will be in its fourth year of crowning a champion for two divisions, will be held at Stanford’s Avery Aquatics Center (Nov. 21-23).
 
Johns Hopkins is coached by Max Schlegel, who enters his seventh year at the helm, and has been on staff since 2016.
 
“I couldn’t be more excited to be joining the MPSF and the experiences it can provide for our players,” said Schlegel. “Johns Hopkins University Athletics prides itself on student experience and with this change, I believe our water polo program is taking a big step forward in that regard.”
 
Since the hiring of Mellis in 2021, the conference has added 58 teams, 30 schools, and six sports. 
 
“We are thrilled to welcome Connecticut College and Johns Hopkins University to the MPSF family,” said Mellis. “Their rich history of excellence in Division-III men’s water polo will bring new energy and competition to our conference, and we look forward to the exciting matchups ahead. Together, we continue to elevate the sport and inspire the next generation of athletes.”
 

Johns Hopkins is set to open the season on Saturday, September 6 at the Washington & Jefferson Tournament. The Blue Jays return their top three goal scorers, including a pair of All-Americans, from last year’s squad that won 12 games.
 
The MPSF has captured all 33 NCAA D-I Championships in men’s water polo since its inaugural season of 1992.   The conference enters the 2025-26 year with 121 total national championships, including four during 2024-25, with its 113 NCAA titles leading the nation amongst Non-Power Four Conferences.