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Skip Freeman
Technical Director

Skip Freeman has been involved with the sport of volleyball as a player and coach for nearly 30 years. He started coaching with USVBA club teams in 1995. In the past decade or so he has been a director of two different clubs in both Oklahoma and Texas. As a coach he has qualified numerous teams to the GJNC, winning several qualifier championships and medals. Here are a few of the places he has coached recently.

  • Coaching Director- Oklahoma Charge (2005-2007)
  • Coached the top 15’s and 17’s teams. Led both teams to the regional runner-up finishes. Helped train coaches and players throughout the entire club in his time there.
  • High-Performance Director, Oklahoma Region
  • Volleyball Association, Regional Board, (2007)
  • Oklahoma Regional Volleyball Association, (2007 – 2008)
  • Junior Representative, Junior Olympic Volleyball Division (2007 – 2008)
  • Elected Head Volleyball Coach (2007)
  • U.S. Women’s Sitting Paralympics Team, Assistant Coach, (2007)
  • Worked two training camps with the team including a joint training camp with The Netherlands Paralympic team.
  • Southeastern Oklahoma State University, Women’s Volleyball Head Coach, (2007 – 2009)
  • Guided the Savage Storm to the two best seasons in school history, setting school records for most wins in a season that still stand today.
  • Led five players to All-Conference selections, including two first team selections and 2008 Freshman of the Year, Lunden Azuara.
  • LoneStar Volleyball Club, Club Director (2009-2016)
  • Personally coached ten different teams that qualified for nationals.
  • In each of his last three seasons with the club, he coached two teams that both have qualified in the Open Division at nationals.
  • Won three National Qualifiers and two NTR Regional Championships.
  • Coached every age group in the club from 11’s to 18’s
  • Led all aspects of training for players and coaches throughout the club.
  • Dozens of his players went on to the next level to play in college, including every senior that was on his final 18 EP team.
  • Coach of 2017 GJNC American Champions
  • 3rd place of 2017 Jeep Volleyball Championship in Puerto Rico (18s)
  • 2nd place at the 2022 GJNC for 18s Liberty Division