Stacey White

Head Volleyball Coach
Lecturer

Office: 117A HEC
Phone: 346-2151
Email: swhite@uwsp.edu

Courses Taught

COAC 290 - Coaching of Volleyball
HLED 104 - Introduction to Current Health Issues
WLNS 144 - Stress Management
WLNS 155 - Jogging
WLNS 176 - Volleyball
WLNS 183 - Weight Training

Stacey White continues to take huge strides in getting the UW-Stevens Point volleyball program back into the top half of the Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference standings.

In 2006, White guided the Pointers to a 24-12 record and a fourth place WIAC finish. The record marked the program's most victories since 1995 and highest winning percentage since 1985. UW-Stevens Point also earned its first home postseason tournament match since 1998 and had a nine-match winning streak at mid-season - its longest since 1986.

White's breakout season came on the heels of consecutive years where the Pointers posted their highest victory totals since 1998, finishing 16-19 in 2005 and 21-14 in 2004. Included in the 2005 campaign was a win over then third-ranked and eventual Elite Eight participant New York University.

After winning eight matches in each of her first two seasons, White guided a young Pointer squad to an 11-23 mark in 2003 before their 21 victories in 2004. White enters the 2007 season with an 88-113 career record as she looks to achieve the success she experienced in her playing days.

White played at UW-River Falls from 1993-97 and has plenty of experience in the Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference and junior Olympic volleyball ranks. She was a member of UW-River Falls' 1996 WIAC championship team.

White, a Monticello, Minn. native, was the head junior varsity coach and assistant varsity coach at Concordia University in St. Paul, Minn. prior to coming to UW-Stevens Point. She graduated from UW-River Falls in 1998 with a degree in Health and Human Performance and added a Master’s Degree in Kinesiology from the University of Minnesota while coaching at Concordia.

White has coached two junior Olympic squads, leading the 18-and-under St. Croix Valley team and the 16-and-under Club Tonka squad in Minnetonka, Minn.

She was a track and field standout at UW-River Falls, qualifying for the NCAA Division III outdoor championships in both the shot put and discus as a senior.