Head coach for the Attacker's High Potential Positional Camp

Dustin Reid was named head coach of the Ryerson University women's volleyball team in November of 2008.

Reid is a former Canadian national team player, having represented Canada in more than 120 international matches including the 1994 World Championships and two Olympic qualification processes (1996 and 2000). He also played professionally for four years in Germany and Switzerland. Reid played one season with the University of Toronto men's volleyball program and was a captain of Ontario's gold medal winning team at the 1993 Canada Games.

Reid has spent the past four years serving as Technical Director for the Ontario Volleyball Association (OVA). A NCCP certified Level 3 volleyball coach, he coached both women's and men's teams from 2001 to 2004 in Switzerland. In 2002, Reid led the SAR Aargau Kantonal senior women's team (17-18 yrs old) to a national championship. The following year, he guided the club's junior women's squad (15-16 yrs old) to the national title.

Reid coached the MTV Naefels VC professional men's team to back-to-back Swiss League championships in 2003 and 2004. He also coached the beach volleyball duo of Andy Sutter and Jan Schnider to a Swiss Junior National title in 2003. Schnider went onto to compete for Switzerland in the 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing, China.

Head Coach - for the High Potential Setter's Positional Camp.

“Experience as a player nationally and professionally gives Luke the nod to lead our women’s volleyball program,” commented Peter Baxter, Director of Athletics and Recreation at Laurier University. “He knows the program in working with Dave this past year and his players are thrilled to have him on board.”

Between 2000 and 2002, Snider attended and played as a libero at the University of Alberta. Playing there resulted in a national championship and the title of CIS Tournament All-Star. Snider was also #1 in the CIS in total digs and digs/set.

From 2001 to 2006, Snider played as a Libero on the Canadian National Team. He gained the title of Best Libero in the NORCECA (North and Central American and Carribean) in 2003.

Snider had even more international success, playing professionally in Denmark and Austria for several years. He competed in the Champion’s League of Volleyball, and won numerous national titles.

Head Coach - High Potential Setter's Positional Camp.

Player / Coaching Highlights: A former standout varsity player at MAC from 1978 to 1983, Louks was named the team's MVP twice... As a Senior Men's player, Louks' team placed 4th in Canada in 1989 and 1990...OFSAA girls silver medalist...OWIAA bronze medalist twice...Coach of the Year in 1991/92 and 1994/95.

Other Highlights: He has coached both men and women at virtually every level of play...He was the McMaster Men's Varsity Head Coach from 1984 to 1986...has been a headliner coach at Camp Olympia....is an NCCP Level 3 coach as well as a Level 1 clinician.

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