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<h3>Rachel Stones</h3>
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<div>Rachel is the varsity volleyball coach for American Leadership Academy. She has coached numerous school teams (boys, girls, high school, and junior high), and more summer camps and clinics than she can count. She coached club ball for nine years before taking some time off to be with her young children. She rejoined the world of coaching a few years ago and is excited to be back! In her college days, Rachel helped her Brigham Young University team to two conference championships and two "Elite Eight" appearances in her junior and senior years. She played professionally in Europe for a season before moving to Arizona.</div>
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<h3>Valerie Sparks</h3>
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<div>Valerie's love for volleyball is shown in her competitive spirit and her years of working with youth to teach volleyball. She has coached Club Volleyball and numerous summer camps to help youth develop their volleyball skills, good sportsmanship, and team spirit. Valerie is a 5th generation Arizona native who graduated from Westwood High School in 1997. She was chosen for the Arizona All Star Volleyball Team and also received the East Valley All Region Volleyball award. Her Senior year the Varsity team finished with a record of 33-2. In 1997 she broke the High School Serving Record with over 50 Aces. Valerie chose to take a Scholarship to play volleyball for Scottsdale Community College in 1997-1998 when they were ranked #8 in the nation. Valerie is a mother of 6 children and enjoys spending time watching and playing sports with her family.</div>
<h3>Kendall Mclane</h3>
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<div>Kendall has coached 4 seasons of girls' club volleyball and after two years of not coaching she is ready to get back into it. She currently tries to play at least four times a week. She grew up in Mesa AZ where she played volleyball at Mountain View High School then played at Chandler-Gilbert Community College for two years. She has been married for 5 1/2 years to her best friend Chase and has a two year old daughter, Ava. In her spare time she loves to craft, shop, and spend time with family.</div>
<h3>Curtis Stones</h3>
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<div>Curtis has coached five seasons of volleyball, including varsity boys, junior varsity boys, and girls' club teams. He has also coached numerous camps and clinics. Curtis was a member of the first Mesa High boys' volleyball team in the 90s. He still plays pickup ball with his friends once a week. He hopes his love of the game is genetic and will be inherited by his four kids.</div>
<h3>Amy Offen</h3>
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<div>Amy is an Arizona native, who led her Central High team to the 5A state championships in 1995. She garnered numerous awards, and went on to play collegiate volleyball for Brigham Young University. Amy has years of coaching experience at schools, camps, and the private level. She is still a killer on the court and continues to beat up on much younger players in the city league circuits.</div>