COACHES
2025/2026
U16
Desi Staples
Coming soon!
Becky Revak
U15
Becky grew up in eastern Oregon and began playing volleyball in 4th grade. She started coaching Portland, Oregon men's adult league teams while she was in college and helped form and coach adult women's leagues around the Portland area for six years. While working in southern California, Becky was Assistant Coach for the boys volleyball team at Hollywood High School.
When she moved to Sandpoint in 1992, she found a home in the Sandpoint volleyball world. Becky held Sandpoint High School's Freshman and JV coach positions for nine years. She was head coach of the Sandpoint Middle School teams for twelve years, focusing on fundamentals, conditioning and winning, so the athletes filtered up into the high school with great skills.
Becky Ran the Relentless Volleyball Summer camp for the Middle School for five years. She has been director of three volleyball clubs in north Idaho, and has coached club teams from U12-U18.
Courtney Klein
U15
Coming Soon!
Sara Short
U14
Coming Soon!
Katie Korn
I’ve been passionate about volleyball since 5th grade, starting with NIVBC and continuing through six years at Sandpoint Middle and High School, including a state finals appearance my junior year. I also played for clubs like NIVBC and T3, gaining diverse competitive experience. This season marks my third year coaching club volleyball. I’ve spent several years assisting teams and working alongside experienced coaches at clinics and training sessions. These experiences have shaped my coaching style, focused on fundamentals, high-level strategy, and building strong, confident athletes on and off the court.
I'm passionate about developing players’ skills, fostering a positive team culture, and helping athletes reach their full potential. I’m excited to continue growing in this role and to bring energy, knowledge, and dedication to every practice and match.
U14 - BF
Shaina Gustafson
Coming Soon!
Olivia Langs
U14 - BF
Coming Soon!
U14
DEVELOPMENTAL TEAM
Rainie Conley
Rainie was born and raised in Sandpoint, Idaho. She began playing volleyball through the local rec league program and fell in love with the sport immediately. From here she would go on to play for Sandpoint Middle School, Sandpoint High School, volleyball clubs located in Sandpoint and Coeur d’Alene, and go on to play at Brenau University in Gainesville, GA. She has always enjoyed sharing her love of the sport with others and began coaching while in high school. Most recently she has been coaching the 1st Touches and Developmental groups for NIVBC.
Jaclyn Eckersley
Jaclyn Eckerlsey grew up in Mead, WA where she played varsity volleyball for Mt. Spokane HS for three years. Her team placed in the state tournament each of the three years, and placed 2nd her senior year. During this time she also played for Splash VBC and played in Junior Olympics 2009. She coached for Performance Point VBC in West Lafayette, IN, running the Little Spikers 8-11 year old program and as an assistant coach for U-14. Most recently she was the assistant coach for NIVBC developmental league. Jaclyn holds an MA in archaeology from BYU and splits her time between raising her daughter, coaching, and working as an artist.
Susan Muldoon
Volleyball has been a part of my life for as long as I can remember. I started playing at a young age and quickly fell in love with the sport. I didn't realize at the time was just how much volleyball would come to mean to me in the years that followed.
As I continued to play throughout my childhood and into my teenage years, I found that volleyball became a support for many areas of my life. The communication and teamwork skills I learned on the court translated to my relationships outside of the gym. Volleyball gave me the ability to cope with challenges and overcome obstacles all while being supported my healthy and compassionate adults.
When I finished college, I knew that I wanted to give back to the sport that had given me so much. I started coaching at elite levels, drawing on my own experiences as a player to help other young athletes develop their skills and grow as people.
Over the years, I have worked with players of all ages and abilities. I won several awards during my time at university, where I consistently held the highest hitting and blocking percentage in my conference. Once my college athlete career had come to an end, I started coaching at Medaille University as an assistant coach. Since then I have head coached at various clubs - 18s with BOCO Volleyball Club, 15s with Flatirons Volleyball Club, and 16s with T3 Volleyball Club. I have held the head coaching position for Nederland Highschool in CO & served as a coordinator for I-9 sports in Denver. Here, I supported young players and all coaches- developing practice plans and objectives. Along with this, I have coached with Colorado University Boulder during their summer clinics and camps for developing players.
My philosophy on coaching is player-centered. I believe in supporting the entire individual - not just their athletic abilities, but also their emotional well-being and personal development. I am passionate about Social Emotion Learning, and I bring this approach to every aspect of my coaching. Everything I do is focused on bringing the team together and building a positive and supportive community.
I am thrilled to be a part of the North Idaho Volleyball Club developmental league, and I am excited to work with younger players to establish a love and growth mindset for the game. Volleyball has meant so much to me in my own life, and I can't wait to share that passion with a whole new generation of athletes.