Head Coach Brian Gibboney
Brian Gibboney, coaching at MSOE since 2004, brings valuable collegiate coaching experience to a vastly improving MSOE program.
Gibboney has coached in the collegiate ranks since 1994, gaining head coaching experience in 2001, when he directed both the men's and women's volleyball teams at Dominican University (Ill.). In 2002, Gibboney was recognized as the conference coach of the year for the women's team. Before accepting the position at MSOE, he has directed the women's volleyball program at Triton College (Ill.), while also coaching the boy's team at Marist High School to regional success.
The Huntingdon, Penn. native began his collegiate coaching career in 1994 as an assistant for the NCAA Division I women's program at Rider University in New Jersey. He helped lead the team to the NCAA Tournament after it captured the school's first Northeast Conference Championship that season, and was a part of three consecutive conference titles overall.
As head coach at MSOE, Gibboney received the 2006 Don Shondell Award, given by the Midwest Intercollegiate Volleyball Association for excellence in promoting and supporting volleyball in the Midwest.
A graduate of Rider University with a bachelor of science in business administration, he also serves as MSOE's Sports Information Director.
In 2006 and 2007, he was recognized by the American Volleyball Coaches Association, receiving the Midwest region Grant Burger award for NCAA Division III Sports Information Directors and their work in promoting men's volleyball.
During the 2006-2007 season, his coaching and writing skills were put to the test by the American Volleyball Coaches Association, as Gibboney was asked to write a series of articles for the organizations Coaching Volleyball Magazine. Topics included serve receive, defense, blocking basics and setting skills.
Gibboney also holds coaching certification from the United States Volleyball Association and serves as an evaluator for USAV High Performance program. During the summer of 2007, he was one of three college instructors who ran the A2 USAV High Performance Camp in Quincy, Illinois.
Assistant Coach Brock Cameron
Brock Cameron is in his second season as an assistant coach at MSOE. Cameron returned to MSOE in 2007 after being the first head coach of the MSOE men's volleyball program from 2000-2002. At that time, MSOE was the only NCAA men's volleyball program in the state of Wisconsin.
Cameron began his coaching career in 1995, directing a boy's club team for North Shore Milwaukee. Since that time, he has taken three teams to the Junior Olympic national tournament finishing as high as 16th place as a head coach.
Cameron has had great success as a head coach at the high school level. He began coaching JV for the girls program at Shorewood High School in 1997. Cameron was the boy's varsity coach at Milwaukee Pius XI from 2000-2006. In his first season, the Popes won a conference championship and finished 2nd in the state of Wisconsin. In 2001, Cameron became the youngest coach to win a Wisconsin state championship in volleyball.
Brock, his wife Jenny and daughter Leia Elaine reside in Milwaukee where Brock is an officer for the Milwaukee Police Department and Jenny is a teacher in the Milwaukee Public Schools.
Student Assistant Enrique Gil
Enrique Gil was a member of the MSOE men's volleyball program from 2005-07. Now, Gil joins the MSOE staff as a student assistant. During his senior season at MSOE, Gil led the team in blocks with 50. On March 31, 2007 against Clarke College, Gil recorded a hitting percentage of .526 which was the best of the season for any Raider in 2007.
As a junior, Gil had 16 kills and a hitting percentage of .415 against Clarke College on March 11, 2006. Also during that season he was first on the team with a .320 hitting percentage. In 2005 as a sophomore, Gil led the Raiders in blocks.
Gil, who grew up in Tegucigalpa, Honduras, will be graduating from MSOE this May with a degree in Biomedical Engineering.
