Camp Director:

Devyn Bayes
Devyn is the head coach of the American University women's club volleyball team.   She graduated from Ferrum College in 2010, where she made the volleyball team as a walk-on her freshman year!!  She graduated from George Washington High School in Danville, VA in 2007, where she played volleyball for six years.  Devyn is now in graduate school at American University in Washington DC, and will graduate this summer.  Devyn has assisted with twenty-seven STAR volleyball camps, including being the rookie camp director at Chugiak High in Anchorage Alaska in July of 2009 and at Timberlake Camp in July 2010.  Her email is:   dbayes@ferrum.edu   Facebook page is here. 

I told a parent on June 22:  "Devyn is directing a rookie camp nearly every week all summer long.  Who would be better for your daughter to learn from?"


List Of Camp Assistants: 

Ashley Edwards Kemper
Ashley was Danny Miller's assistant at Averett University for three years.  Before that she played four years at Tennessee Wesleyan College, where she graduated in 2007 with a B.S. in History. She completed her Masters of Education degree at Averett last summer.  She is now living in Nashville with her husband and son Lucas, teaching at Currey Ingram Academy in Brentwood.  Ashley  is also a consultant to the CIA JV and Varsity volleyball program, as well as the director of vball skills clinics and individual training at the Bellevue YMCA.  You can contact Coach Edwards at ashley.kemper@curreyingram.org

Nicole Barringer
 Nicole just finished her freshman year at Averett University.  She went to South Rowan High School, in Landis NC.  She also plays on the Averett basketball team.  She was named to the USA South All-Conference Honorable Mention Team as a freshman!  She was selected as the USA South Rookie of the Week four times as a freshman, and earned USA South Academic All-Conference honors.  She is majoring in Criminal Justice.  You can contact Nicole at ncbarringer@aumail.averett.edu
 

According to NCAA rules, graduates ARE eligible to participate in a summer high school camp.  This will not get them in any trouble and it will not jeopardize their college volleyball eligibility.