Volleyball Australia is seeking a Chief Executive Officer for the 2025 FIVB World Beach Volleyball Championships to be held in Adelaide. The CEO will play a pivotal role in shaping the success of this major international sporting event. The event aims to showcase the pinnacle of beach volleyball talent from around the globe, while also leaving a legacy for the…
Three exciting career opportunities exist in the Events and Sport Development Departments at Volleyball Australia (VA), based at the Australian Institute of Sport in Canberra. VA are looking for an experienced Event Manager to help plan and deliver Volleyball and Beach Volleyball events in Australia as part of the national Events framework and aligned with the Volleyball Australia strategic plan….
Volleyball Australia is seeking an experienced strength and conditioning professional who will be responsible for overseeing the delivery of the physical preparation of its Senior and Developing Beach Volleyroos in collaboration with the National Performance Director and national coaches. The role is currently located at the South Australian Sports Institute (SASI) in Kidman Park, however in 2024 the Men’s National…
Volleyball Australia (VA) is calling for Expressions of Interest from people in the Volleyball community across Australia, wishing to perform roles within our Volleyroo (Senior) and National Development Program (NDP) for 2023/24 and beyond. It’s an exciting time for our performance programs as they prepare for future international competition in Beach and Indoor Volleyball and with a home Olympics on…
Volleyball Australia (VA) would like to congratulate VA’s President, Craig Carracher AM, on his recognition in this year’s Queen’s Birthday Honours, as a Member of the Order of Australia (AM). As president of VA since 2013 and a member of the AOC Executive, Mr Carracher has been recognised for his exceptional service and commitment to volleyball in Australia. “Craig’s passion…
Volleyball Australia has recently welcomed Olympic beach volleyball coach Pepe Costa to the national coaching staff as the Assistant Coach for the Men’s High Performance Beach Program. Based at the South Australia Institute of Sport, Costa joins the squad of Men’s Beach Volleyroos and Developing Beach Volleyroos based in Adelaide. Having played professional beach volleyball in Brazil for four years…
Volleyball Australia is pleased to announce Dave Preston has been appointed as the Head Coach of the Men’s Volleyroos. The Canadian native has more than 12 years international coaching experience at all levels with Team Canada. During his tenure with Team Canada, Preston coached the team at two World Championships, one World Cup, four FIVB World Leagues and one Junior World Championships. Coaching in…
Volleyball Australia is pleased to announce Joshua Slack has been appointed as the Queensland Academy of Sport Volleyball Head Coach. Slack is a triple Olympian, having represented Australia in beach volleyball at the Sydney 2000, Athens 2004 and Beijing 2008 Olympic Games. Slack will lead Volleyball Australia’s development program based at the Queensland Academy of Sport, and will be an…
Volleyball Australia (VA) is currently seeking applications for the role of Emerging Talent Assistant Coach to work with VA’s Queensland Academy of Sport Emerging Talent program throughout Brisbane and South-East Queensland. The Assistant Coach will support the Emerging Talent Head Coach to plan and deliver a training program comprising of weekly sessions and camps across multiple training centres and locations…
Volleyball Australia is pleased to announce Michael Suter as the Head Coach of the Australian Men’s Beach Volleyball team. Suter has been in the role of National Head Coach in Switzerland for six years, during which teams under his guidance were able to achieve Olympic Qualification for the Tokyo Games, three consecutive years in FIVB top-20 rankings and multiple top-10…
