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Bernier begins her 15th season as the head coach of the Gettysburg volleyball program in 2024. Bernier served as the interim head coach in 2010 following two years as an assistant on the Bullets’ staff.

As the head coach, Bernier has guided the Bullets to a 223-136 overall mark, including a 77-53 record in the Centennial Conference. The Bullets have competed in the conference playoffs seven times under her direction. In her second season at the helm, she guided the team to a 19-11 overall record and a second-place showing at the conference tournament. In 2017, the team went 20-8, marking its first 20-win season in 11 years and in 2018, the squad recorded a winning mark of 17-7 overall.

The 2022 team made it back-to-back tournament appearances and recorded a 21-6 overall mark. The 2023 group eclipsed that mark with a 23-6 mark for the most wins in a single season since 2005 and best winning percentage (.793) since the 2004 squad went 28-6 (.824). The 2023 team advanced to the conference championship match and earned the program’s first at-large bid into the NCAA tournament. Bernier and her staff claimed CC Coaching Staff of the Year honors for the performance.

As head coach, Bernier has mentored 28 All-CC performers, including first-teamers Nicole Burns ’11 (2010), Katie Wilson ’13 (2012), Zanze Kuba-McCoy ’23 (2021 and 2022), Kylie Ulrich ’24 (2023) and Mary Huegel ’26 (2023). Additionally, the Bullets have shined in the classroom with seven consecutive nods as an AVCA Academic Team.

In 16 total years on the volleyball staff, Bernier has helped Gettysburg post a 260-156 record and qualify for the conference playoffs nine times. The Bullets finished conference runner-up in both 2008 and 2009 with Bernier serving as an assistant coach.

Bernier, who is a certified personal trainer, also serves as Wellness Program Coordinator and Director of Student Fitness at Gettysburg. In these positions, she oversees various activities to help maintain the health and well-being of the campus community, including fitness programming in the Jaeger Center for Athletics, Recreation, and Fitness.

r the last 19 years. She has guided multiple club teams ranging from ages 12-18 and she served four years as a graduate assistant at both The Community College of Baltimore County Catonsville and the University of Maine.

Formerly Leah Voss, Bernier played both volleyball and soccer at nearby Gettysburg High School. On the court, she was named the conference player of the year, a first-team all-conference pick, and her team’s MVP as a middle hitter. On the soccer field, Bernier was also an all-conference selection as a defender.

After spending two years at Baltimore Community College-Catonsville, where she was a two-time first-team all-conference selection and the team’s MVP, Bernier transferred to NCAA Division I University of Maine. In just two years as a Black Bear, she set new standards on the volleyball court, breaking the school’s all-time records for kills and digs en route to America East Conference Player of the Year honors in 2001. Bernier was a two-time first-team All-AEC honoree, and two-time team MVP, and closed her career as a member of the American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA) All-Northeast Region First Team.

Bernier graduated from Maine with a degree in communications in 2002 and is currently at work on a master’s from her alma mater in exercise science.

Career Highlights

• • Served as interim head coach in 2010 being named to full-time post (14th season)
  • Six Centennial Conference tournament appearances, including 2011 runners-up
  • Coached 25 all-conference performers
  • AVCA Academic Team for seven consecutive years (2015-21)
  • Notched 200th career win in 3-0 CC tournament first-round win at Dickinson
  • Assistant Coach on Bullets staff in 2008 and 2009.

Selmore joined the Bullets staff for the 2022 season after spending the last four seasons as an assistant coach at Piedmont. She returns to the Bullets staff for her third season in 2024.

Prior to joining the Lions' staff, she spent 2017 as an assistant at Mount Union, where she helped the Raiders to a 25-5 record.

In four seasons on the sidelines in Demorest, Piedmont recorded 36 wins including making the USA South tournament in both 2018 and 2019. In 2019, the Lady Lions dropped a close 3-2 battle against Covenant in the opening round. In her first season, Selmore helped Piedmont make a run to the USA South tournament final. The Lions entered the conference tournament as the No. 4 seed but won three straight with an upset over top-seeded Covenant and second-seeded William Peace. The run ended against Meredith in the championship match, falling 3-0 to the top-seeded East Division Avenging Angels.

During her time at Mount Union, Selmore helped the team to a third-place finish in the Ohio Athletic Conference (OAC) and an 11-match win streak to start the season. Selmore served as a special advisor to the freshman athletes to help with their transition into the college game.

Selmore also monitored the Raiders strength and conditioning training over the 2017 season while helping in recruiting and scouting efforts throughout the year. The Raiders’ 25-5 record in 2017 was the best record since the 2014 season when they won 29 contests.

She also has experience at the club level as well with both Cutshot Volleyball Club and Infinity Volleyball Club. She served as assistant coach at Cutshot Volleyball in New Jersey then as head coach at Infinity Volleyball in Ohio.

Selmore spent her playing days at Ramapo from 2013-16 as an outside hitter and setter for the Roadrunners. She was named New Jersey Atlantic Conference Rookie Athlete of the Week in 2013 and led the team with 306 kills that season.

She also was a member of the 2013 Garden Empire Volleyball Association 18-Open Regional Championship Team.

Selmore graduated from Ramapo College of New Jersey in 2017 with a degree in social science.

OWINGS MILLS, Md. - Stevenson University Athletics has announced the hiring of Ian Capp as head men's beach volleyball coach.

Capp comes most recently from MAC Freedom member Misericordia University, where he served as the graduate assistant coach to both the men's and women's volleyball teams. Under Capp's guidance, Cougar women's volleyball won an impressive 22 games in the 2022 season, earning a bid to the MAC Freedom Championships. On the men's side, Capp helped the program to 15 wins as well as a MAC Championship Tournament semifinal appearance.

Prior to his graduate assistantship at Misericordia, Capp had an industrious collegiate career at Kean University. He started all four years for the Cougars, playing in 302 career sets and accumulating 318 kills, 2,314 assists, 110 total blocks, and 481 digs. His 228 career service aces rank him second all-time in NCAA Division III records.

These statistics made him a three-time New Jersey Athletic Conference (NJAC) Setter of the Year and first-team All-NJAC selection, as well as a two-time NJAC Player of the Year. Capp also earned multiple American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA), Continental Volleyball Conference (CVC), and Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC) awards as well as two CoSIDA Academic All-District designations.

He led the Cougars to two NCAA Division III National Championship tournament appearances, including an Elite 8 berth in 2018. By the time he graduated, he was the first three-time All-American in Kean Men's Volleyball history.

Though his college career came to an end after the 2020-21 season, Capp continued playing. He currently plays professionally in the National Volleyball Association for New Jersey Team Freedom. Since his debut with Team Freedom, Capp has consistently been ranked as one of the top grass volleyball players in the United States.

Capp will lead the Mustangs starting with their first matches at Liberty University, scheduled for September 9th and 10th in Lynchburg, Va.