girls coaches

Coach Le comes to RSA with experience as a wrestler, and has coached wrestling for the past 5 years.  He began his volleyball coaching career for Orem High School's feeder program two years ago.  Currently serves as the sophomore head coach at American Fork High School.  Coach Le grew up playing volleyball as a setter and loved running the offense, and being able to touch the ball almost every single time.  Building a good rapport with athletes through trust & communication are keys to a successful program.

Prepped and played volleyball in Las Vegas as an outside hitter.  Coached volleyball for the last 4 years, starting with the Herriman High School boys team.  Heavily involved with the Herriman mini-Mustang feeder program.  Most recently has coached the past two years with the Lehi High School boys volleyball program. Loves spending time with his wife and five children camping and going to drag races in Las Vegas.

Coach Shepherd has been around volleyball practically all her life.  When she made the varsity volleyball team as a freshman at Kimberly High School in Idaho her love of volleyball skyrocketed.  Coach Shepherd has played several positions, but excelled as a setter and opposite hitter.  After high school she played one year at Western Texas College in Snyder, Texas, and the following year played at College of Southern Idaho as a setter at both schools.  She has coached as an assistant for Club Canyon 18's national team, a freshman coach at American Heritage Academy, and ran volleyball camps and workshops for all ages.  Coach Shepherd comes to RSA well versed and experienced in the game of volleyball.

Coach Brown began her love for volleyball at Waianae High School in Hawaii.  In 1994, she was recruited by Coach Wilfred Navalta to play as a middle blocker for BYU-Hawaii.  At BYU-H, and as a starting middle blocker, Coach Brown helped her team win three NAIA National Championships, back-to-back-to-back, in 1994, 1995, and 1996.  After winning her 3rd National Championship, Coach Brown took a break from playing volleyball, and decided to serve a mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints in Arizona.  She garnered a number of accolades, including  All-Region, All-Conference, and All-American honors.  She coached girls club, 16 Elite at High Country VBC, assistant coach for Surge 17's,, and served as the head JV coach at Alta High School in Sandy, Utah.

Coach Baugh started playing volleyball in high school in Arizona. By his sophomore year in high school he made the varsity squad and secured his starting position as the libero.  From his sophomore year through his senior year his varsity team made an appearance at a state semi final and 2 state finals. After his high school experience, Coach Baugh moved to Utah, and played at Utah Valley University as right side, libero, and setter   In 2020  he went to a tryout for the Utah Stingers, a mens professional volleyball team,  and made the roster as a libero.  Coach Baugh is very passionate about this sport, and continues to learn every aspect of every position, strategies, and drills that helps him with his own knowledge of the game.