Eugene Kim is the head coach of the 18-1s team. He also serves as the Director and Co-Founder of Hoosierland Volleyball Club and Hoosierland Juniors. He is entering his sixth season at Hoosierland Volleyball Club in various roles and will begin his second stint as the Director of HVC. In his time at Hoosierland, he has taken the 18's team to five straight National Appearances, most in Southern Indiana history, while finishing in the Top 15 at Nationals in 2006 and 2007. During the 2008 and 2009 seasons, Kim's teams won the Hoosier Regional Championship. During the 2005 season, Kim was named the Volunteer Assistant Coach at Indiana University.

Kim was also the Head Coach for Bloomington North High School for two years in 2003 and 2004, leading his team to a record of 55-11. Kim's team finished the 2004 season with both a Conference Championship and Sectional Championship while gaining National Recognition by being voted as a Top 100 team in the country. During the 2004 season, Kim was named the Conference Indiana Volleyball Coach of the Year. Previous to his stint as Head Coach, Kim served under Tom Beerman at Bloomington North High School for four years as an assistant coach helping lead the Cougars to the Final Four twice and winning four Conference Championships.

Prior to HVC, Kim coached the 13-2's and 17-2's teams for Circle City Volleyball Club. In 2003, Kim's 17-2 team finished 2nd, 4th, and 5th in National Qualifiers while making a National Appearance at the Junior Olympic Championships. Kim is currently serving as the Athletic Director and Head Varsity Volleyball Coach at Lighthouse Christian Academy. In his first year as Head Coach, the team was led to a 20-5 record while making their first Final Four Appearance in school history.

Caitlin Watts is returning to HVC for her third season. The past two seasons she has been the assistant coach for the 18-1’s team. This season Caitlin will take the role as the 16-1’s head coach. Along with coaching at HVC, Caitlin was the head assistant coach for the varsity team at Columbus East High School.

Prior to her coaching career, Caitlin played for 10 years as a setter. During that span, she played for the club teams Orange Crush, SCIVA, and Circle City. She was also a four year varsity letter winner at Columbus East. In those four years Caitlin received multiple awards such as MVP, All-Area Player of the Year, HHC All-Conference, and All-State. She also played on the Southern Indiana All-star team both her junior and senior year. After high school, Caitlin went on to play two years as a setter at Miami of Ohio and then transferred to Indiana University and played for one more year.

In December 2008, Caitlin graduated from IU with a bachelor’s degree in exercise science. She is currently working as a trainer for Acceleration Indiana located in Columbus and Indianapolis.

Kelci Dye returns to Hoosierland VBC as the 16-2's head coach this season. This is her second season coaching at HVC. She also has experience coaching at Henry County Sports Medicine Club and Lighthouse Christian Academy.

Dye started learning the game of volleyball in second grade with the coaching of John Shondell, now assistant coach at Purdue University. Shondell continued to train her for eight more years. Dye played at New Castle High School and was an All-State and All-Conference setter during her career. She also played two years of club volleyball at Munciana. After high school, Dye played on the IU Women's Volleyball Club Team.

Peter Chang is the head coach of the 14s travel team. He has vast coaching experience in the state of Indiana, serving as head coach for Club Munciana U13's (2001-08), Ball State's Club Team (2005-08) and Muncie Central High JV team (2003-08). He also worked as the assistant varsity coach for Muncie Central. Chang is currently the Volunteer Assistant Coach for the IU Women’s Varsity volleyball team.

Chang was named the 2007 National Intramural-Recreation Sports Association (NIRSA) Coach of the Year in women's Division-I after leading Ball State to third place at the NIRSA national championship and guiding the Cardinals to a No. 1 national ranking for seven consecutive weeks. In four seasons, Chang led Ball State to a 142-9 record and four top-five national finishes.

Chang trained more than 100 athletes at Munciana that went on to play college volleyball, including three Big Ten liberos in 2008: Caitlin Cox (Indiana), Kim Kuzma (Wisconsin) and Kelli Miller (Purdue). His team earned six bids to the Junior Olympics and placed fifth in 2002. While at Muncie Central High, he aided the Bearcats to the 2004 Indiana state championship and three state runner-up finishes (2003, `06, `08). In his six years there, Muncie Central posted an overall record of 212-22. Chang coached under Wes Lyon for three seasons at Muncie Southside High as well.

Chang, a native of South Korea, graduated from Ball State in 2006 with a degree in Physical Education.

Michelle Miller is the assistant coach for the 18-1s team, and is in her third year coaching at Hoosierland Volleyball Club. Miller is a full-time faculty member in the Department of Kinesiology in the School of HPER at Indiana University. She teaches students to be qualified, experienced and certified fitness professionals who want to use movement to improve people’s lives. When she isn’t in the classroom, you will find her in a gym or other exercise environment working as a clinical exercise specialist with individuals who want to improve their quality of life thru some form of activity or exercise.

Coaching has been a lifelong pursuit for Michelle as she herself has been a trained athlete playing volleyball at Ball State University in the mid-80’s. Now she helps others meet their training goals whether it’s to rehab a replaced hip or improve their vertical jump.

Miller's volleyball experience has come from a variety of situations. In high school she played in the first ever Indiana State Championship match against a team from northern Indiana that at that time (and no time after it) allowed boys to play on the girls team. Although it was one of the most devastating losses in her sport life, it also provided an important lesson. She then moved on to a higher level and played collegiate volleyball at Ball State University. After leaving Ball State with a teaching degree, she coached at the middle and high school level for 11 years before returning to higher education, another degree and her current faculty position with Indiana University. In 2007 and 2008, Miller volunteered to coach the middle school teams at St Charles Catholic School in Bloomington where they were undefeated for two straight years.

Kelsey Hall is the assistant coach for the 18-2s team. Hall began playing volleyball at the age of six, learning fundamental skills and basic knowledge of the sport. She just concluded her senior year as an outside hitter for the IU Women’s Varsity Volleyball Team. Originally from Southern California, Hall played for Mavericks and Golden West Volleyball Clubs. At 16 Open Nationals, her Mavericks club team won the championship, and Hall was recognized as the tournament MVP. Throughout her club career her team competed in the Open Division of Junior Olympics every year, and she earned all-tournament selection twice. Hall attended Murrieta Valley High School and played on varsity all four years.

During Hall’s freshman year, she played at UCLA and transferred to Indiana for the remainder of her collegiate career. As a player at IU she was recognized as an all-tournament selection at Valparaiso and at Ohio University. During her collegiate career she recorded over 800 kills and more than 850 digs.

Scotty Weddle is the assistant coach for the 16-1s team this season. Weddle grew up in a small town outside of Bloomington, and attended Eastern Greene High School. He participated in both baseball and basketball through his schooling career. In high school, Weddle was the manager the girl's volleyball team; this is when he started to pick up the game of volleyball, and in turn, his passion for the sport started to grow.

Weddle currently attends Indiana University and is majoring in Studio Art, Graphic Design, and Photography. Volleyball is still in his everyday life as a student. He participates in both YMCA and IU competitive leagues, plays pick-up with the IU men's club volleyball team, and last season, was a volunteer coach for the 18s team with Coach Kim.

Terry Sweasy is the assistant coach for the 14-1s travel team, and enters his fifth year with Hoosierland Volleyball Club. Last year Sweasy was head coach of the 13’s team and prior to that was head coach of the 12’s team. He took both teams to the Junior Olympics in back to back years. Sweasy is also a National Official for USA Volleyball and has been the Referee Chair for the Hoosier Region Volleyball Association since 2000. In addition, Sweasy sits on the executive board for the Hoosier Region.

Sweasy began his volleyball career by playing on a USA Men’s Club Team from 1984 – 1994. He started coaching high school volleyball in 1995 and was appointed the Head Coach at Columbus North High School from 2001 – 2004. Sweasy is currently at Columbus East High School where he is the Varsity Assistant Coach since 2006.