Ken Lee - Head Coach U14 Girls

 My coaching philosophy is to ensure my players learn and have fun. I try to give everyone court time without jeopardizing a good result at tournaments.

• active in volleyball (playing, coaching, refereeing) through high school (1977-1981)
• played men's A club volleyball 1986 - 1998 (won 1992 Men's A Tier II Provincials)
• coached men's A club volleyball 1986 -1998
• UBC Junior Varsity Women's Volleyball assistant coach in 1988 - 1989
• NCCP Level 2 volleyball coaching certification in May 1990
• Registrar, Board of Directors, BC Volleyball Association, 1990 to 1993

 Steve is a highschool teacher at Magee Secondary School. He believes in the development of skills as well as giving all players equal playing time. 

"I hope players will have fun but enjoy the competition."

Fun Facts!

1. Inventor of the death star serve in beach volleyball.
2. Played 2 years of college. Played open level of beach volleyball for over a decade.

 With over a decade of experience as an athlete, my volleyball journey has taken me through competitive high school, club, and university levels. 

As a coach, I am driven by the philosophy of Kaizen. I challenge my athletes to seek growth in every session, fostering a culture of discipline and long-term excellence. My goal is to foster a lifetime of passion into purposeful mentorship for the next generation of players.”

John started his coaching journey at DTSS and with VVC back in 2016. He then went on to coach with many other schools and clubs within the lower mainland totaling 10 years of experience. He is a DT grad and is now teaching at Churchill Secondary School. 

As a coach, I believe every player has a desire improve and to be in a place where they feel belonged to. 

 Tiffany is a David Thompson alumni who has been playing volleyball for 10 years and coaching for 5 years. Her coaching philosophy revolves around developing good habits and mental on and off court. Tiffany’s favourite part of coaching is creating an environment where athletes feel supported in their growth and watching them thrive in it. She continues to play volleyball recreationally and enjoys other physical activities like playing badminton, bouldering, and going to the gym! 

Sianna brings over 10 years of volleyball playing experience and 3 years of coaching across camps, school teams, and club programs. Having played nearly every position on the court (with the exception of middle, for obvious reasons), she offers a well-rounded understanding of the game and the demands of each role.  

Her coaching philosophy emphasizes discipline, accountability, and growth. Rather than dwelling on mistakes, Sianna encourages athletes to reflect, make adjustments, and apply those lessons moving forward. The goal is to foster a focused, supportive environment where players are challenged to improve both individually and as a team.  Sianna continues to play volleyball recreationally as an adult, staying connected to the sport and bringing current, on-court experience into her coaching.  

Fun fact: a medium iced capp is a non-negotiable part of her pre-game routine.  

Ryan loves sports. He grew up playing volleyball, basketball and badminton and is a big fan of creating well-rounded athletes. As someone who has been playing volleyball for over 15 years competitively and recreationally, he has shuffled through all the positions (but favours the lib and setter positions). Ryan has been coaching for 2 years, and has loved the new experience of helping young athletes grow and passing down his game knowledge and philosophy on sports. His goal is to create a fun environment that allows each athlete to build both strong volleyball skills and character.

 Jenny has four years of club experience including being a VVC alumni. She was the junior girls head coach at David Thompson Secondary, guiding her team to a second place finish in the VSSAA Championships. She also was an assistant coach at VVC last season to the 15U Girls Red and Black teams.