In 10 seasons at San Diego Mesa College, Kim Lester has culminated an overall record of 219-74 giving her an impressive .747 winning percentage and an unprecedented 7 conference championships (2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2009, 2011, and 2012).  2012 was no different finishing once again as PCAC Champions while being ranked #10 in California.  Overall, Kim's success as a college head coach has earned her the prestigious California Community College Coach of the Year award and 3 PCAC Coach of the Year honors.

The 2004 Mesa Women's Volleyball team completed its highest finish in the program's history finishing second in the state. In 2006, the Olympians qualified for the State Championship again and finished fourth.

Prior to coaching at SD Mesa, she served as Assistant Volleyball Coach at The University of Nevada, Las Vegas. She has also successfully coached as either Assistant or Head Coach at Idaho State University (with Head Coach Mike Welch), the University of Oklahoma, Saddleback College, San Diego City College, and Southwestern College. In these assignments, she has been known for her emphasis on developing good students as well as good athletes. She earned "Coach of the Year" honors at Saddleback College where her team finished 2nd in the state. She is also known for developing winning teams, resulting in numerous championships and titles.

Kim played collegiately at San Diego State University (Mike Welch was an assistant coach at SDSU during Kim's freshman year), helping lead her team to the NCAA Sweet 16.  Kim was a team captain. She earned a Bachelors of Science degree in Kinesiology from SDSU, and a Masters in Education with an emphasis in Physical Education from Azusa Pacific University.  Kim is married, and has a daughter.

Jamie Ivers, as Head Coach at Grossmont College in San Diego, led the team to be Champions of the Pacific Coast Athletic Conference three consecutive years in 2010, 2011 and 2012.  She was honored as PCAC Coach of the Year in 2010, 2011 and 2012.  In 2011, Jamie received the prestigious AVCA Two Year College Regional Coach of the Year award for the Southwest Region and was also named the CCCAA All-Southern California Co-Coach of the Year.

In 2004, as an assistant coach, she helped guide the San Diego Mesa College team to finish as Runner Up in the California Junior College Championships and were undefeated PCAC Champs in 2004-05.  Previously, Jamie was an assistant volleyball coach at NCAA Division I Idaho State University with Head Coach Mike Welch.  She helped lead the ISU squad to its first 20 win season in 14 years.  Jamie was also the top assistant at NCAA Division II Adams State University. 

As a beach player, she won the prestigious Manhattan Open in 2000 and earned her AAA rating.  

Jamie has a BA degree in Kinesiology from California State University, Fullerton, where she was also an all-conference performer on the Titan volleyball team.  She earned a second Masters Degree in Physical Education with Azusa Pacific University, and has an M.A. from National University in Cross-Cultural Teaching.  Jamie is married and has a daughter.

Denise Parker is in her second year as Head Coach of the Pinnacle Tahoe Volleyball Club 18-1 Team, and third year coaching with the club.  She has college coaching experience at both Bethany College and Cabrillo College as an Assistant Coach.

Denise has extensive experience as a youth and high school level coach.  As a high school coach, she was the Head Varsity Coach at San Lorenzo Valley High School for 6 years, and spent 11 years coaching various teams in the Lake Tahoe area at Truckee High School and North Tahoe High School.   Besides coaching the past 3 years with Pinnacle Tahoe Volleyball Club, Denise previously coached 3 years with Club Truckee (the predecessor to Pinnacle Tahoe) and 6 more years with Santa Cruz Mtn. Volleyball Club.

As a player, she was a 3 time MVP as Middle Blocker of the UC Santa Cruz Volleyball Team, and was the UC Santa Cruz Female Athlete of the Year.

Denise has a BA degree in biology from UC Santa Cruz.  She has NFHS Fundamentals of Coaching, NFHS and NSCA Strength and Conditioning, NFHS Concussion in Sports, and CPR/First Aid/AED certifications.   Denise is married, loves to work out at CrossFit, and live the Truckee-Tahoe lifestyle.

As Head Coach at Cal State Monterey Bay, Jody Garry led the volleyball program to its first-ever national rankings and first All-American honoree during the 2010 season. Prior to CSUMB, Garry served as recruiting coordinator and assistant coach at Washington State University in the prestigious Pac-10 Conference for three years (2004-2006). In 2003, Garry spent one season at Idaho State University as the top assistant and recruiting coordinator with Head Coach Mike Welch. The Bengals finished the season with an overall 20-9 record. It was the best season in over a decade for the ISU volleyball program and earned the squad a third place finish in the Big Sky Conference. In 2002, Garry was the top assistant at the University of South Dakota where she helped lead the team to a 16-win season, the most wins in 20 years for the USD program. Her previous collegiate head coaching experience was at NCAA Division II Adams State College in 2001. Garry coached at Golden West College in 2000, where she assisted head coach Albert Gasparian to the program's 18th-straight state championship. Garry began her coaching career as the top assistant and recruiting coordinator at Saint Mary's College (Moraga) from 1997-1999.

Ten years after Camp Director Mike Welch graduated Chatsworth (CA) High School, Jody became an All-CIF and L.A. Valley All-Star MVP at Chatsworth (CA) High School.  Jody and Mike first met as she spent a summer as an intern for USA Volleyball in Colorado Springs and worked with the USA Youth National Team while Mike was Head Coach. Jody was a two-time team captain and earned first team All-North Central Conference honors at University of North Dakota.  An AAA-rated beach volleyball player, Garry spent the summer of 1997 touring professionally in Italy.  She also competed with her playing partner and VBcamps staff member Jamie Ivers in qualifying tournaments for Beach Volleyball America (BVA). She received her bachelor's degree in kinesiology from North Dakota and a Masters degree from St. Mary's College (CA). Jody and her husband Kirby, have three children, Noah (6), Ben (4) and Addy (2).