Sartell Junior Olympic Volleyball

Partnering with Chad Braegelmann, St. Cloud State University’s Head Volleyball Coach, Sartell JO is excited to offer the following Summer 2022 Clinics.

Clinics focus on the development of individual and position specific skills and training along with team training.

22-23 Grade	Date, Time Location	Registration Details	Players should bring:
9-12 grade	June 27 , 1-4 pm Sartell High School	Register from May 16 – June 19, 2022 *$60 early-bird rate until May 31* $75 beginning June 1		Volleyball court shoes, knee pads, t-shirts and athletic shorts Cell phones for emergencies only (if they become a problem, they will be taken away.)
7-8 grade	July 18, 4-6 pm Sartell High School	Register from May 16 – July 10, 2022 *$35 early-bird rate until June 10* $50 beginning June 11
5-6 grade	July 18, 4-6 pm Sartell High School	Register from May 16 – July 10, 2022 *$35 early-bird rate until June 10* $50 beginning June 11

About Coach Braeglemann

Chad Braegelmann joined St. Cloud State University in 2015 and in his first season with the Huskies, Braegelmann posted a 9-19 overall record with a 5-15 NSIC mark in NSIC play. St. Cloud state opened the year with a 4-2 record and finished the year with a total of 2054 points - a solid improvement from the team's point total of 1973 in 2014. Under Braegelmann's direction, senior libero Brianne Stamer was named to the 2015 All-NSIC squad and was one of six SCSU players in 2015 to earn All-NSIC Academic notice.

Braegelmann repeated as the NSIC Coach of the Year, leading the Huskies to their first NSIC regular season title since 1982 and first NSIC Tournament title in program history. With Braegelmann at the helm, St. Cloud State posted an overall record of 27-5 with a 19-1 mark in NSIC play to finish alone atop the conference standings. The Huskies additionally earned the No. 2 seed at the Central Regional in Warrensburg, Missouri, closed the season ranked #10 in the AVCA top-25 poll, and set the records for fewest losses in a single-season and best single-season win percentage. Braegelmann also helped St. Cloud State close the 2021 season as one of the top offensive teams in the nation, as the Huskies ranked top-50 in the nation in team kills and kills/set and top-15 in assists and assists/set entering the NCAA Regional.

Braegelmann has compiled 10 20-plus win seasons in his 20 seasons as a college head coach. He was named the CCC Coach of the Year three times at Colby Sawyer and was selected as the UMAC Coach of the Year in 2010 and 2013. Additionally, Braegelmann became the first coach in St. Cloud State history to NSIC Coach of the Year honors.

Braegelmann has coached two American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA) All-Americans, six All-Region players, six conference Freshmen of the Year, three conference Players of the Year, six Libero/Defensive Players of the Year and 54 All-Conference athletes. A native of Richmond, Minn. and graduate of nearby ROCORI H.S., Braegelmann and his wife Natalie have four sons and are active members of the Sartell Community.