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Jayme Crowley
NASHVILLE, Tenn. - Trevecca
Nazarene
University has hired Jayme Crowley as the fourteenth head
coach in the history of the Trojan volleyball program.
Jayme Crowley recently completed her
14th season of coaching on the high school level with her third4-A Arizona
State Championship. Crowley, a four-time Arizona Region Coach of the Year, has
22 years of head coaching experience that includes five seasons on the
collegiate level.
The volleyball coaching position
became available when Scott Jones passed away on June 21, 2008. Jones had been
the Trevecca coach for 11 seasons.
In
his comments about the hiring of Jayme Crowley accepting the Trojan volleyball
head coaching position, President Dan Boone noted "A university is always in the
process of seeking great leaders. The untimely death of Coach Scott Jones has
brought grief to the campus. In seeking his replacement, we are grateful to
announce the hiring of Jayme Crowley as Trevecca's women's volleyball
coach."
"She will be a healing influence in
the lives of our student-athletes, an experienced coach with championship
experience, and a Christian role model on the campus."

Trevecca director of athletics
Brenda Patterson added, "We are very excited that Jayme has accepted our
volleyball coaching position. Coach Crowley comes to us with very
strong credentials.She also comes to us with a passion to make a positive
difference in the lives of our student-athletes.
"With the tragic loss of Scott
Jones, I firmly believe that Coach Crowley is the person to lead the volleyball
team through the healing process and continue the legacy that Coach Jones built
in our volleyball program."
Crowley
said,"Two years ago I wrote down my goals, visions and dreams for the future.
One of those goals was to be challenged again by a college level job in
volleyball coaching and teaching. I wrote that my dream job would be a small
college where I could continue to grow in my faith and to utilize my God given
leadership abilities to make a difference in young people's lives.
"Since writing these goals and
dreams I've prayed for guidance and direction. My dreams and prayers have been
answered! I believe I was called at just the right time to accept this position.
I am so overwhelmed and excited about being named the new volleyball coach at
Trevecca Nazarene University.
"Finally, I look forward to
continuing the tradition of excellence that was established by Coach Scott
Jones."
Crowley attended Missouri Southern State College for
one season and then finished her college career at Augustana College in Sioux
Falls, S.D.
There she completed her Bachelor of Arts Degree in Physical Education. She
received her Master of Arts degree in Physical Education from Northern Arizona University in Flagstaff, Ariz.
She
has her Volleyball Impact Certification in Arizona
and has a Program Level Two Accreditation nationally.
In
addition to her scholastic coaching experience, Crowley administrated 20 sports as the athletics
director at Chaparral High School
for two seasons.Since 2000 she as served as the director/owner of Club Summit
in Scottsdale.
There she managed six coaches and 36 teams.
On
the high school level her coaching experience includes two stops at
Chaparral
High
School (Scottsdale), Desert Mountain High School (Scottsdale), Florence (Arizona) High School,
Lawson (Missouri) High School,
and Apache Junction (Arizona) High School. Her combined record over 14
seasons is 293-179. Her record the last four seasons is a combined 179-50 with
three Arizona State Championships (2007, 2005, 2004), a runner-up finish (2003),
and reached the final four in 2006. Additionally she led three other teams to
the state tournament. She coached four Scottsdale Players of the Year and a
Arizona Gatorade Player of the Year.
On
the college level she led St. Norbert College in DePere, Wisc. and Central Arizona College in Coolidge, Ariz.
She led Central
Arizona to the 1994 ACCAC
conference championship with a 21-7 record.
Jayme currently resides in Scottsdale, Ariz. where she has
attended Scottsdale First Church
of the Nazarene for the last couple of years.