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- On March 22 & 23, DIGS was proud to host Kaleena Davidson, Asst. Coach for PSU Women's College Volleyball, to run a 2 day position training clinic
- In March, DIGS had the honor of hosting John Kessel who gave a clinic to our DIGS coaches. It was a great learning experience for our kids and coaches!! Visit our facebook page for some pictures.
- Mallary McFadden signs with Winthrop.
- Mallary McFadden was named Rockland volleyball player of the year -
- Nia Reed has been selected to the 2013-14 UNDER ARMOUR FIRST-TEAM ALL-AMERICA.
- Larysa Iwaskiw was named H.S. Female Athlete of the Week by The Bergen Record.
- Alex Garret was named to the All Tournament Team in the Clarkstown South Varsity Tournament.
2013
- Prep Volleyball ranked Nia Reed 12th in the country for this senior class - Nia Reed, 6-2 OH/MB, Immaculate Heart Academy (Washington Township, New Jersey), DIGS – Penn State. Senior Ace Nia Reed - Strong and possessing the ability to contact the ball from somewhere in the stratosphere, Reed might be the most physical of the talented Penn State recruiting class. Touching almost 10-9, she hits the ball with more authority than just about anyone in the nation. The two-time New Jersey Gatorade POY has unmatched athleticism and is a versatile attacker with the ability to score in all three front row positions. Her improving defense and serve receive and a lethal jump serve make Reed, a three-time state champion with Immaculate Heart Academy, a candidate to play all six rotations with the Nittany Lions. Head coach Russ Rose got a national POY candidate when he plucked Ariel Scott from IHA. He may have another one day in Reed, a player with a very similar skill set.
- (DIGS 17 Red) earns invitation to 2nd USAV Tryouts
DIGS 17 Red in the news for their win at Capital Classic. CONGRATULATIONS!
- DIGS 16 White head coach, Erin Schroeder in the The Record, awesome!
- DIGS is visited by Olympic Bronze Medalist in Rowing (fiance' to 15R coach Abra)
- DIGS Players: High School State, League and County recognitions -
- (17 Red) in the news.
- Congratulation to DIGS Alumni Connie Palmer for being named 2012 Liberty League Volleyball Player of the Year
- DIGS Alumni Blair Fuentez (#11) playing for The University of Miami.
- Congratulations to DIGS Alumni Ryann Powell and the University of San Diego for winning their conference
- Andrew Brown: named Saint Peter Head coach
- DIGS 17 Red held a very successful fundraising clinic on Sunday, 6/9/13
2012
- 16 Red: Places 31 at the 2012 USAV Junior National Championship
- 14 White: Places 3rd in GEVA Regional (04/28/2012)
- Wins GEVA Tournament (03/25/2012)
- ESPNHS (03/22/2012) - Nia Reed could be Jersey's Finest
- Kate Brock : Female Athlete of the Week, March 6, 2012
- 14 white: Off to a great start
- 16 Red Comes in 2nd place at the New England Winterfest Tournament
- Andrew Brown: Maccabi USA Open Men's Volleyball Gold Medal Game
USA defeats Brazil for the Gold - view the results by clicking on the the link below:
- Kate Brock: All-County girls basketball scores 1,000
- DIGS Players: High School State, League and County recognitions
- Congratulations to Nia Reed
- Emily Guzman- Clifton Junior in the news
- Nicole Kincade - Princeton University Player of the week.
- Aiyana Whitney led Penn State in kills in their NCAA tourney loss to UCLA .
- News from Rachel Bello - Austrian Volleyball
- Congratulations to Meaghan Wheeler for Qualifying for her first professional event.
- DIGS Gala was a success Read about the Food Drive, Leave a Ball Behind and more...
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2011 National Qualifiers, Baltimore
- 2011 capitol Hill Volleyball Classic
- Former DIGS Coach, Stafford Barzey is appointed West Point Assistant Coach
- Keep up to date with our Teams Tournament Results: " DIGS 2011 Tournament Results"
- 2011 DIGS Volleyball makes for interesting Friends and Foe's: " Some odd bounces for Volleyball Players"
2010
REMEMBERING SCOTTY MOSE
“A good coach can change a game. A great coach can change a life.”- John Wooden
It is with deep sadness that we share that Scotty Mose has passed away.
Scotty was well known in the collegiate, national, and club volleyball worlds. In 1971 he created and developed the largest volleyball camp on the east coast in, World Volleyball Training Center (a/k/a, Scotty's Camp). In 1972 he was the assistant coach of the United States National team. He led the United States National Team for the Deaf to a gold medal in 1985 and silver in 1989. In 1977 in his first year as the head coach at Rutgers University, he led the women's volleyball team to its first-ever victory by beating William Paterson College. Following his time there he coached at Seton Hall. He was recognized by the YMCA Volleyball Hall of Fame. Scotty also helped develop several junior club programs including USA East, LIBA, Bergen VBC, & DIGS.
Jersey Girls Volleyball Club (DIGS) was founded in 1987 by Scotty and he was actively coaching until 2020. For many young girls that have passed through the DIGS program Scotty has been an integral part of their development. If he wasn’t their coach then he most likely taught and/or mentored one of the current coaches in our program. Being coached by him was a right of passage.
Scotty Mose's impact on the volleyball community went beyond coaching. He has been a competitive player, a mentor, and an inspiration to many young athletes and his love and passion for the game were infectious.
Scotty was a father, veteran, coach, friend, and a mentor to so many. He touched so many of our lives for the better and we want to thank him for starting this club. He created a place where young athletes will be able to learn and love the game of volleyball for many generations to come.
Scotty, we want to thank you for your generous time and constant effort all 73 years of coaching volleyball . You were a fantastic example and an even better teacher!
We Love You!
