*DAVE CROSS - the Co-author of the Nationally Acclaimed Book,
VOLLEYBALL CYBERNETICS and National Director of "Yes, I Can!"
Volleyball. Dave is a founding member of the "Yes, I Can!" Volleyball
Camp Program which began in 1986, and has conducted camps and clinics
in over twenty five states nationwide. The Head Coach at Keystone H.S. in
LaGrange, Ohio for the past 20 years, Dave has won numerous Coach of
the Year Awards, including a Special Mention State of Ohio Honor in 1998.
Since 1992, Dave's Wildcats have posted an overall record of 268-73,
captured Ten Conference Championships and qualified for the State
Tournament “Sweet Sixteen” four times. In 2003, Dave recorded his 300th
Career Coaching Victory. Also active in club ball, Dave helped establish
the North Central VBC in 1993 and served as an Assistant Director and
Coach for seven years. He is currently the Assistant Director of the
Spirit VBC from Ohio's Lorain County.

*JASON BERRY-Former Head Coach at The Community School of
Naples, Florida, where he turned the program into a State-Ranked Power.
Jason also has extensive Club experience as the Head Coach of the
Power Volleyball Academy of Naples from 98-2000. Previous to that,
Jason was with the USA South VBC of Naples and the Southwest Sunset
VBC. He was then a coach with the Naples Juniors Inc. until this year,
when he moved to Colorado with his new bride. Jason is also very active
on the beach as both a player and a coach. He has coached both boys
and girls Junior Olympic Beach Champions, including a Boys Junior
National Championship in '99. As a player himself, Coach Berry is a
two-time Florida State Beach Champion

*STEVE DALLMAN- Head Coach at the University of Missouri-Kansas City.
In his second year at UMKC, Steve guided the Kangaroos to the first
winning season in school history-a 20 win season to boot! Steve was
formerly the head coach at the University of Southern Mississippi
(1994-96) and the first assistant at the University of Louisville (1997).
While at Louisville, Steve helped lead the Cardinals to the Conference
USA American Division Title. During his tenure at S. Mississippi he lead
the Golden Eagles to their first ever District Ranking and the most wins
in Conference History. He also has extensive club and high school
experience-leading the Divers Sports Center of Illinois to a record of
400-100 from 1992-94. His 2000 team, KC Adidas, produced five Division I
scholarship players. Steve also served as an Apprentice Coach for the U.S.
Olympic team in 1990 and is CAP Level 1 & 2 certified.

*MIKE TULLY- Currently the Head Coach at Montclair Kimberley Academy
in New Jersey, Mike was formerly the Head coach at Lacordaire Academy in
Upper Montclair, N.J., for twelve years, where he lead his squad to the 2000
New Jersey State Prep Championship. He also coached at the College of
St. Elizabeth in Morristown, N.J., from 1998-2000, turning around a program
that had won one match in the previous two years. A team-builder and
motivational speaker, Mike offers seminars and a free daily hotline called
"Pep Talk" at (973) 773-4532. Before coaching, Mike was National Baseball
Writer for United Press International, at one point covering over 100
consecutive World Series games. His assignments also included the Olympics
and Stanley Cup playoffs. He lives in Passaic, N.J., and has been married to
Patty for 25 years. They have three daughters.

*BRANDY TERRY-An alumni of Coach Cross' Keystone Wildcat Volleyball
Program, where she was a Two-Time MVP, Brandy has been a member of the
"Yes, I Can!" staff for the past four years, conducting at least four camps
each summer. During her days as a Wildcat, Brandy was an integral part of
three straight Conference Championship and Regional Qualifying teams.
Also an outstanding basketball player, Brandy had her high school jersey
retired this winter as the all-time leading scorer in Keystone Girls Basketball
History. During her college basketball career at West Liberty St.,
West Virginia, she was voted Team Captain her last two years, as well
as twice being named the recipient of the Coaches Award and Defensive Player
of the Year.

*TOM HUGHES-Tom is a long time member of the "Yes, I Can!" camp staff,
conducting camps and clinics worldwide. During the summer of 1985, Stan
Kellner approached Hughes with the idea of creating a camp program for
Volleyball that would use the concepts of the highly regarded "Yes, I Can!"
Basketball Camps. Having successfully coached both basketball and
volleyball on the college level, Tom was able to develop the framework
for the first "Yes, I Can" Volleyball Camps. At Kansas Wesleyan University,
Hughes led the Volleyball team to the KCAC Championship in 1995.
His 1996 Lady Coyote team won the NSCAA National Championship.
He was selected NSCAA "Volleyball Coach of the Year" in 1996. Hughes
was instrumental in the development of the Labette Community College
Women's Volleyball program. Within three years of starting the
Volleyball program, Hughes led the Lady Cardinals to a Kansas
Independent Community College Championship and an NJCAA
Top Twenty ranking.