University of Indianapolis Women's Volleyball

Reed mentored GLVC Freshman of the Year Maggie Gibson during the 2015 season, as she became just the fourth Greyhound to earn the honor. Gibson totaled 810 assists, second-most by a freshman in school history. During the 2014 campaign, Reed led the Greyhounds to what was the eighth consecutive NCAA Tournament and ninth all-time, compiling a 19-11 overall record. UIndy also went 15-3 in the GLVC and captured the East Division for the second time under Reed. Hailey Brown and Meghan Binkerd each earned All-GLVC First Team status in 2014, and Brown went on to earn Daktronics and AVCA All-Region and AVCA All-America honors. In his first season with the Hounds, Reed continued the program's success by leading the squad to a 25-10 (15-3 GLVC) record - marking the tenth 25-win season in team history. The 25 victories are also the most by a first-year coach. He captured UIndy's fourth GLVC Volleyball Tournament title during his first season, and secured the team's eighth NCAA Tournament bid. The Greyhounds defeated Northwood 3-1 in the opening round of the NCAA Midwest Regional before falling to No. 22 Ferris State, 3-1. Reed led a 2013 squad that featured two All-Americans in Meghan Binkerd (AVCA second team, Daktronics Honorable Mention) and Brittany Anglemyer (AVCA third team), and four All-GLVC athletes in Binkerd (first team), Anglemyer (second), Kenzie Bruggeman (second) and Hailey Brown (second). He was named the sixth head coach for University of Indianapolis volleyball on March 18, 2013. Prior to UIndy, Reed spent two seasons as the top assistant at Division I North Dakota State. He helped the Bison finish 26-9 in 2011 as they won both the Summit League regular season and tournament championships on the way to playing Minnesota in the NCAA Tournament. In just two years in Fargo, he helped tutor five players to earn seven spots on the All-Summit League Volleyball Teams, including 2012 AVCA Honorable Mention All-American outside hitter Brynn Joki. Before NDSU, Reed was a part of four straight 20-win teams at Western Michigan (2007-10) that won three consecutive Mid-American Conference West Division championships (2007-09). The Broncos ranked in the top 50 nationally in digs per set each year, including a No. 5 ranking in 2010. Over those four seasons, the Broncos were 95-40 (.704) overall and 51-13 (.797) in the MAC. In 2008, Reed played an integral role in leading the Broncos to the Mid-American Conference championship its first since 2000 and the program's first at-large bid to the NCAA Tournament. Once in the tournament, WMU defeated Dayton and No. 16 Tulane to advance to the round of 16 for the first time since 1987. As Reed worked with the defense, Caitlin Strimel was a two-time MAC Defensive Player of the Year (the first time a WMU player had ever won the award) and helped set the WMU all-time record in career digs (2,583), while Katie Eberling, Allyson Doyle and Jillian Mitchell all finished their careers in the top-10. Reed went to WMU after beginning his second stint at his alma mater, Michigan State. Reed was a volunteer assistant working with players on defense and was involved with planning and working the Michigan State volleyball camps. Reed was also a manager for the Spartans during the 2005 season, where he filmed matches and performed video scouting and editing. He helped create weekly scouting reports as the Spartans' audio-visual technology specialist. Reed spent the 2006 season as the top assistant at NCAA Division II West Alabama for current Akron head coach Ron Arenz. Reed's on-court duties involved working with the Tigers' defense, and off the court he was involved in recruiting, team travel and practice planning. Reed helped sophomore Jacquie Swan earn Gulf South Conference East Division Defensive Player of the Week honors. Despite not playing volleyball in high school, Reed became a standout libero on the Michigan State club volleyball team during his four-year career. He won back-to-back Big Ten Defensive Player of the Year and Defensive Player of the Big Ten Tournament awards in 2005 and 2006. The Spartans won the Big Ten Tournament in 2005 and the Big Ten regular season championship in 2006. During the 2006 season, Reed helped MSU to the highest national ranking in school history (#3) and the Spartans were the only team to defeat eventual national champion Wisconsin-Oshkosh. He also helped MSU win back-to-back State of Michigan Championships in 2005 and 2006. Born into a U.S. military family in Germany, Reed graduated from Battle Creek (Mich.) Harper Creek High School in 2001 and then went on to receive a bachelor's in exercise science from Michigan State in 2005. He added a master's degree in exercise physiology from Western Michigan in 2010. Reed married the former Amanda Sink Dec. 31, 2010. The couple have one son, Gunnar Gabriel, born Oct. 10, 2015.    

Former three-time All-American and national champion Haley Kindall was named the seventh head coach in UIndy volleyball history in January 2025. The 2021 AVCA Assistant Coach of the Year, Kindall served as an assistant coach and recruiting coordinator for perennial NCAA tournament program University of West Florida during the 2024 season. She returned to the Argos this past fall following her initial stint from 2021-23. UWF was one of the best programs in NCAA Division II during Kindall's time on the bench, winning both the Gulf South Conference regular season and postseason tournament each season. The Argos earned a bid to the NCAA Tournament all three seasons, advancing to the South Region final in 2021 before finishing with an impressive 35-2 record and a No. 5 ranking in the final AVCA national poll. She also helped develop nine All-Americans during her time at UWF. Prior to her time with the Argos, Kindall was an assistant coach at Washburn University during the unique spring season of 2021. The Ichabods went 14-5, falling in the MIAA tournament quarterfinals. Kindall also spent two seasons as a graduate assistant at her alma mater Wheeling University, Four Cardinals earned AVCA All-America honors under her tutelage, as the program advanced to the national quarterfinals in 2018 and Atlantic Region title match in 2019. As a student-athlete, Kindall was a standout middle blocker at Wheeling, earning AVCA All-America honors three times (2014-16). The Westerville, Ohio native was also voted an All-Region First Team middle all four seasons, capping her career with both Mountain East and Atlantic Region Player of the Year distinctions in 2016. The Cardinals claimed the 2015 NCAA DII national championship, with Kindall named to the all-tournament team. All told, Wheeling accumulated an incredible 156-17 (.902) record during Kindall's career and a perfect 76-0 mark in MEC play, advancing as far as the DII national quarterfinals each season. Kindall left Wheeling as one of the top student-athletes in program history. In total, Kindall recorded 1,573 kills (2.97 kills per set) with an outstanding .374 hitting percentage in 530 sets played. The All-American also finished with 536 career blocks, including 78 solo stops. Between her playing and coaching career, Kindall has been a part of five NCAA national quarterfinal appearances. Kindall earned her bachelor's in Business Marketing with a minor in Art from Wheeling in 2017 before graduating with a Master of Business Administration in 2020. In between, she spent time overseas in Germany for Prowin Volleys TV Holtz in the FIVB Professional League from July 2017 to April 2018. Haley is engaged to be married to Kai Case later this spring.

The UIndy volleyball program welcomed another former All-American to its coaching staff in March 2025, as head coach Haley Kindall announced the addition of Stephanie Sylvester.   Sylvester was a three-time All-American setter at Wheeling University before spending two seasons as a graduate assistant coach for the Cardinals from 2021-22.    Wheeling continued to excel with Sylvester on the coaching staff, going 56-14 in two seasons with NCAA DII Atlantic Regional appearances. Sylvester mentored Cardinal setter Karly Niesen to an All-America selection in 2022 and a DII-leading 11.83 assists per set in 2021. Niesen was named Mountain East Conference (MEC) Player of the Year, joining Sylvester as Wheeling setters to do so in a span of three seasons.   Sylvester made two appearances in the DII national quarterfinals during her playing career, including in 2016 when Kindall was a senior with Wheeling. The Cardinals won 144 matches with Sylvester on the roster, including a perfect 64-0 in MEC play. She earned AVCA All-America distinction her final three seasons, including Atlantic Region Player of the Year, Mountain East Player of the Year, and NCAA statistic champion (assists per set) as a senior in 2019.   A native of Oregon, Ohio, Sylvester graduated from Wheeling ranked second with 5,123 career assists, while also scooping up 1,093 digs. The setter was also efficient on the attack, racking up 246 kills on .268 hitting and recording 62 service aces.