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She started her playing career at Chesapeake Volleyball Club in 1995. She played 4 years at Severna Park High School, 3 on varsity, and earned many honors. Lauren was named 1st team All-Anne Arundel County by The Capital and The Sun. She was also named 1st team All-Metro by the Baltimore Sun and Washington Post. Lauren was named the Anne Arundel County Player of the Year in 1998, leading her team to the 4A State Finals. She also played USAV at Columbia Volleyball Club 1995-99. She continued her career at Gettysburg College, starting for 4 years and helping her team make 3 NCAA appearances. She was named 1st team All-Centennial Conference in 2001 and 2002 and Centennial Conference Player of the Year in 2002. She was the assistant varsity coach at Severna Park High School 2003-2006 and was the JV Head Coach at Severna Park High School 2007-2015. Her time spent with the varsity team at Severna Park contributed to the undefeated 2014 season, 20-0, and winning the 4A Maryland State Championship. She has helped grow the sport of volleyball in Anne Arundel County by helping start the Anne Arundel County Fall Recreational Volleyball league and by running many camps and clinics. Coach Leventry has coached BAVA 12's, 13’s, 14’s, 15's, 16's, and 17's, BAVA Rec, is IMPACT certified, Safesport certified, CAP I certified, and a member of AVCA.

Jamie Leventry was promoted to head volleyball coach at Washington College in the summer of 2013. In his first season, Leventry guided the Shorewomen to a 19-9 overall record - its best since 1977 - and a 5-5 Centennial Conference mark, its best since 1993. The team matched that 19-9 record in Leventry's second season in 2014. In 2015, the Shorewomen went 17-10 as they strung together a third straight winning season for the first time since the late 1970s. In his six years as the Shorewomen's head coach, the team has finished above .500 four times.

Leventry served as the Shorewomen's associate head coach during the 2012 season, handling the majority of the day-to-day strategic duties of the program, as well as recruiting, and helped guide the Shorewomen to a 12-15 overall record. Washington went 4-6 in Centennial Conference play in 2012, its best conference mark since 1994, and defeated perennial conference power Gettysburg College for the first time since 1977.

Leventry has an extensive background in collegiate, high school, and club coaching. Prior to arriving at Washington College, he had most recently served as an assistant volleyball coach at Goucher College during the 2010 and 2011 seasons. His duties included recruiting as well as developing the team's setters and defensive specialists. During his time at Goucher, he recruited and trained two All-Landmark Conference players.

From 2005 to 2009, Leventry put together an impressive run as head volleyball coach at Severna Park High School, compiling a win-loss record of 57-13 and winning Anne Arundel County Championships in 2007 and 2009. Under his guidance, two Severna Park players earned Anne Arundel County Player of the Year honors and several others received All-Metro and All-County recognition.

Since 2003, Leventry has also served as a head coach for Bay Area Volleyball Academy (BAVA), a youth volleyball club in Anne Arundel County. Leventry has coached teams in four age groups, from 15 to 18, for BAVA. His teams have won numerous volleyball tournaments within the region.

Many of Leventry's student-athletes at both Severna Park and BAVA have gone on to play collegiate volleyball in all three NCAA Divisions.

Leventry earned a B.S. in Business Administration from Towson University in 2006. He is the Washington College volleyball program's eighth head coach since its inaugural season of 1976.

Hoover was announced as the W&L Volleyball Assistant Coach in May 2022.

Hoover arrives at W&L after she spent the past four years on the volleyball staff at Concordia College. She served as the Assistant Varsity and Junior Varsity Coach for three years, before being elevated to the Head Junior Varsity Coach for the 2021 season, and she also served as the interim head coach for five months. Hoover evaluated players to create practice plans and game lineups, created itineraries and organized team meals for away trips, recorded in-game statistics and worked with the strength coach to create in- and out-of-season programs.

Under Hoover’s assistance, the 2018 team led the conference in solo blocks and finished second in blocks per set and total blocks. The 2019 squad finished ninth in the nation in blocks per set and second in the conference in solo blocks.

Hoover spent three seasons prior to Concordia as the Assistant Coach at Washington College (Md.), where she created practice plans and game lineups, reviewed film using Hudl for scouting reports, recorded in-game statistics and was also the recruiting coordinator. Additionally, Hoover served as the softball game management supervisor and the facility director for tournaments hosted by Bay Area Volleyball Academy. Hoover also has extensive experience coaching at the club level with teams in North Dakota and Maryland.

Hoover earned her Bachelor of Science degree in recreation and parks management from Frostburg State University, before she went on to earn a Master’s of Science degree in Sports Management, with a concentration in strategic sport analysis from California University (Pa.). While at Frostburg, Hoover was a four-year member of the volleyball team, where she helped the Bobcats to three Capital Athletic Conference Tournament berths. She finished third on the program’s all-time list for blocks, was a two-time team MVP and four-time CAC All-Academic student.

Hoover is a member of the AVCA, and she has certifications in CPA/AED/First Aid, SafeSport and IMPACT.