Nike Volleyball Camp at University of Evansville

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• Zach Weinberg

  Camp Director

  Zach Weinberg is the Head Volleyball Coach at the University of Evansville.

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  Zach Weinberg

  Camp Director

  University of Evansville Director of Athletics Dr. Kenneth “Ziggy” Siegfried has announced the hiring of Zachary Weinberg as Head Volleyball Coach for the Purple Aces program.
  
  “We are thrilled to welcome Zach, his wife Paige, and their children Ian and Eliana to the Purple Aces family. Coach Weinberg’s values perfectly align with those at UE,” Siegfried said. “He values developing well-rounded student-athletes, lifelong learning, and he understands the importance of the impact that UE has in our community and beyond. He also brings a wealth of experience and a proven ability to build successful teams at the Division I level.”
  
  Weinberg joins the Aces program following a seven-year stint on the staff at Tennessee Tech where he served as the Associate Head Volleyball Coach since June 2021. He began his role with the TTU program in February of 2018 as an assistant coach. His staff inherited a team that went 2-14 in the Ohio Valley Conference in 2017 and turned it into a 14-4 squad that finished in second place in the OVC in 2022. In 2024, the Golden Eagles went 24-8, finishing with their highest win total since 1983.
  
  Over a four-year span, Weinberg helped raise the RPI of the Golden Eagles from 313 in 2017 to 154 in 2021, an improvement of 159 positions. His responsibilities included the training of setters, middle blockers, and pin hitters while overseeing the entire offensive scheme. Off the floor, he managed the operating and travel budgets of the program while serving as the liaison to housing, marketing, and sports information. He also coordinated social media for the program.
  
  “I am honored, humbled and excited to be named the head coach at the University of Evansville. I’d like to thank Dr. Ziggy Siegfried and the entirety of the Search Advisory Committee for their time and professionalism in running the search and for gifting me this opportunity to lead the Purple Aces program,” Weinberg exclaimed. “From the moment I stepped foot in Evansville, I could feel how this community rallies around the volleyball program and how ready they are to support these student-athletes. UE is a special place, and I can’t wait to get to know the student-athletes and aid them in reaching their academic and athletic goals while providing them with the best experience I can. Today is a dream come true, and my family and I can’t wait to embed ourselves into the Evansville community!”
  
  “I would also like to thank everyone who aided me in getting to this huge step in my career, but especially those from my time in Cookeville with Tennessee Tech. Head Coach Jeannette Phillips, Athletic Director Mark Wilson, SWA Mandy Thatcher, and the rest of the TTU admin team provided me with so much autonomy and opportunity for growth that it shaped me into the coach I am today,” Weinberg added. “It has been a wonderful 7 years in Cookeville, and I’m deeply appreciative of all the love and support they have poured into me. I also want to thank my biggest supporter-my wife, Paige- for her constant love and support and for allowing me to follow my dreams. None of who I am as a coach and person is possible without her endless support.”
  
  Aside from his work with the indoor program, Weinberg was named the first-ever Head Beach Volleyball Coach in TTU history. In the inaugural season for the program in 2023, Weinberg directed his squad to a 4^th-place finish in the OVC along with two wins in the conference tournament. He oversaw the management of the entire program while managing an assistant coach and student manager.
  
  Weinberg is also an active member of the American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA) and has served in multiple roles within the organization. He has served on the Board of Directors for the last two years as the Assistant Coaches representative while simultaneously serving on the AVCA’s High School All-American Selection Committee. As the board representative, Weinberg chairs the organization’s Assistant Coaches Committee and in 2021 was recognized as an AVCA 30 Under 30 award winner, which recognizes 30 of the top up-and-coming coaches in the country under the age of 30.
  
  Prior to his time at Tennessee Tech, Weinberg served as an Assistant Volleyball Coach at UNLV. Posting a 24-8 record, UNLV finished 33^rd in the RPI on its way to the school’s first-ever at-large bid to the NCAA Tournament where his team upset #22 Utah in the opening round. His work with UNLV included the recruiting of student-athletes on a nationwide scale while coordinating and conducting on-campus recruiting
  
  In two seasons as an assistant coach at Northwestern State, Weinberg helped NSU capture its first and only Southland Conference Tournament Championship and NCAA Tournament berth in 2014. He worked within all facets of in-gym training at NSU while working extensively in video and Cauldron – a complex statistical document that stores statistics for each member of the team and compares their production to the top players in the conference.
  
  His work in college volleyball began at Ohio University where he was a Student Assistant Coach from December of 2008 through March of 2012. As a sophomore, he was promoted from student manager to Student Assistant Coach. In his time with the Bobcats, the program won three Mid-American Conference regular season championships, three MAC Tournament Championships and a berth in the NCAA Tournament in each season.
  
  Between 2015 and 2022, Weinberg was the Head Volleyball Coach for Maccabi USA Volleyball. He led the Indoor Women’s Youth team and Open Women beach team to gold medals at the 2015 Pan-American Maccabi Games in Santiago, Chile. In 2022, he directed the Maccabi USA Women’s Open Team to a 4^th-place finish in the 2022 Maccabiah in Jerusalem, Israel.
  
  Weinberg’s first head coaching position was at Camden Catholic High School (N.J.) where he led the program in 2013, just its second season in existence. Following a 1-21 season prior to his arrival, Weinberg won nine games in 2013 while finishing second in its division.
  
  Student-athletes have benefited greatly from Weinberg’s tutelage. He recruited and mentored 2024 OVC Player of the Year Madolyn Isringhausen while guiding her to four All-OVC selections including three on the first team. Isringhausen was named the AVCA National Player of the Week on Nov. 12, 2024, as well as being named Tennessee Tech’s first-ever AVCA All-American at the conclusion of the 2024 season. He led Jordan Karlen to a pair of All-OVC First Team selections along with OVC Freshman and Setter of the Year honors. Weinberg has led multiple other student-athletes to conference and regional accolades.
  
  Weinberg is married to his wife, Paige. They have two children-Ian (4) and Eliana (1).

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