Hilbert College Men's Volleyball

Krueger is exciting to make a difference in the women's program as he did on with the men's team last season. I am thrilled and grateful for the opportunity to coach both the womens and mens volleyball teams at Hilbert.  I look forward to creating a new culture in the volleyball program as a whole, said Krueger.  The mens and womens games do share similar tactics and strategies even though there are physical differences.  Our womens team will hit and block like mens teams and our mens team will play defense and scrap for every ball like womens teams do. The Hilbert men's team set new single season program win records  (11 victories in 2016 overall and 8 conference wins).   For the first time in the men's program history, the Hawks were one-game shy of qualifying for post-season play.  Along with his previous collegiate coaching experiences, Krueger will continue to drawing from his playing days to mold the Hawks program.  Prior to the 2015 season at Hilbert, Krueger served as an assistant coach for both the mens and womens volleyball programs at DYouville College during the 2013-14 academic year.  While there, he assisted in day-to-day operations in the gym and helped administratively prepare and keep both teams current in Division III volleyball. Krueger also balances his time as a Wellness Coach/Personal Trainer at the Southtowns Family YMCA (West Seneca, NY) and as a Team Sports Lead Associate at Dicks Sporting Goods (Orchard Park).  In both these positions, the Hamburg native supervises, trains and educates his customers and his associates allowing them to reach their full potential. Krueger was twice honored as an Allegheny Mountain Collegiate Conference (AMCC) 2nd Team All-Conference player (2012 and 2013).  He earned an AMCC Player of the Week honor as a senior and received DYouville Colleges Spartan Award.   Krueger was a member of DYouvilles S.A.A.C. and also volunteered at the Southtowns Volleyball Club for three seasons during his undergraduate years. Krueger received a bachelor of science degree in exercise and sports studies from DYouville College in 2013. Bailey, Robbi Baun, Dylan Brunger, Geoff Brunger, Geoffrey Christiano, Joe Couell, Rick Crowley, Paul Culhane, John Czarnecki, John Czarnecki, John D'Amico, John Darnley, Dan Dauria, Marissa deGrandpre, Rob deGrandpre, Rob Devine, Molly Diegelman, Matt Diegelman, Matthew Doherty, Taylor Downes, Yvonne Fittry, Drew Graham, Melissa Graham, Melissa Griffin, Marne Hall, John Haq, Kushnood Hartman, Jeffrey Heraty, Patrick Hoak, Chris Hobar, Mary Ann Jackson, Wyann Keem, Lisa Kongats, Indrek Krueger, Christopher Lanphere, Andrew Leggio, Sean Mabon, Mary MacLean, Scott Manning, Sean Martoche, Katie McFeely, Don Morris, Dr. Nicholas Peri, Greg POSITION, OPEN Rehbaum, Kara Reilly-Nowak, Carraugh Reinholz, John Roland, Dan Sarow, Dennis Schunke, Rick Smith, Amy Smith, Stacey Starchok, Kelly Starchok , Kelly S Sturm, Jim Talbi, Selim Teeter, Dr. Jennifer Toughey, Brendan Troutman, Cody Trzybinski, Pete Vandergriff, Janessa Vincent, Ph.D., Don White, Fred Zitnik, Kyle  Full Staff  expand

Julia Dorr joined Cal Crosby's women's volleyball staff at the start of the 2025 season and returned for the spring 2026 semester as the men's assistant coach.   The Clifton Park, N.Y. native graduated from Norwich University in 2023 with a degree in Architecture after playing three seasons for the Cadets (2019, 2021, 2022).  The 5-6 defensive specialist appeared in 113 sets and graduated with 166 digs (1.47 d/s). Dorr earned her master's in sustainability leadership from the University at Buffalo and currently works as a sustainability manager for Darien Lake Amphitheater.