University of Wisconsin, Whitewater Women's Volleyball

Coaching Record Stacy Boudreau enters her 21st season as head volleyball coach at UW-Whitewater in 2025. Boudreau led the Warhawks to a NCAA Division III National Runner-Up finish in 2024. She won the national title at the helm of the 2005 squad and has four top three national finishes in her career. Boudreau ranks among the top 15 among NCAA Division III coaches, active and all-time, in career winning percentage. Since Boudreau joined the program in 2005, UW-Whitewater has claimed seven Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference titles and nine conference tournament championships while making 18 NCAA Tournament appearances in 19 seasons. In 2015, Boudreau earned her 400th career win and the team hosted an eight-team NCAA Regional for the first time since 2002. In 2016, the team swept the WIAC regular season and tournament championships and hosted an eight-team NCAA Regional for the second straight season. In 2018, Boudreau earned her 400th career victory at the helm of the Warhawk volleyball program, and in 2019, she achieved her 500th career win as a head coach on her way to leading the Warhawks to the outright WIAC regular season title. In 2023, she tallied her 500th win as the head coach at UWW before leading the Warhawks to a league tournament title and back another regional appearance. In 2024, she captured her 600th career win, leading the Warhawks to the WIAC tournament title and host responsibilities for the a NCAA eight-team regional. UWW swept the regional, going 3-0, to make a return trip to the national championship. The Warhawks have earned 90 All-WIAC merits, 50 all-region accolades and 38 All-America honors under Boudreau's leadership. Five different student-athletes have been named WIAC Volleyball Judy Kruckman Scholar-Athlete. In her first season (2005), Boudreau led the Warhawks to a 40-4 record, a share of the the WIAC regular season title and the program's second-ever national championship. She was selected as the 2005 Tachikara/AVCA Division III National Coach of the Year. One year later, she led the Warhawks to a 35-7 record and a third-place finish in the NCAA Division III Volleyball Championship. In 2007, Boudreau's squad finished 36-5 and finished as national runner-up at the NCAA Division III Volleyball Championships. She led the team back to the national title game in 2024. The Warhawks were 31-4 in the season that culminated with a national runner-up finish. Boudreau came to UW-Whitewater in July 2005 from Iowa Wesleyan College, where she had been the head volleyball coach for three seasons. She directed IWC to back-to-back Midwest Classic Conference championships and undefeated conference records in 2003 and 2004. In her final season (2004), the Tigers finished 30-8, won the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics Region VII tournament and advanced to the NAIA national tournament, where it finished tied for ninth in the final national standings. Boudreau was named 2003 MCC Coach of the Year and 2004 NAIA Region VII Coach of the Year. Under Boudreau, Iowa Wesleyan won its first NAIA regional title, made its first national tournament appearance and had the only first team All-American in school history. She has coached six NAIA National Scholar Athletes and 20 All-Academic MCC student-athletes. Sixteen players earned all-conference honors in her three years, including the league's player of the year all three seasons. Boudreau served as Iowa Wesleyan's assistant volleyball coach in 2001 immediately after graduating from the school, and taught physical education in the Mount Pleasant, Iowa, school system. While a student at IWC, she received numerous honors in volleyball, including NAIA Honorable Mention All-American, NAIA Scholar All-America and first team All-MCC. She is the Tigers' career record holder in kills and blocks. Boudreau's competitive background, as a coach and as an athlete, isn't limited to volleyball. In 2001, she earned NAIA Track and Field All-America honors indoors in the pentathlon, and outdoors in the heptathlon. She was named MCC Female Track and Field Athlete of the Year in 2000 and 2001, and won five events in the league's outdoor championship her senior year. She still holds a number of school records. Boudreau remained active in multi-event competition, placing seventh in 2001, sixth in 2002 and fifth in 2003 in the heptathlon at the prestigious Drake Relays. After graduating from IWC in 2001, she assumed the head women's and men's track coaching position, which she continued through the 2004 season. She was selected MCC Track and Field Coach of the Year in 2003. During her tenure, Boudreau coached a NAIA track national champion, 12 NAIA qualifiers and 15 MCC champions. Seventeen of her track and field athletes earned MCC All-Academic honors and the 2003 Iowa Wesleyan women's team won the conference championship. In addition to her coaching duties at UW-Whitewater, Boudreau also serves as a health, exercise science and physical education instructor. Boudreau and her husband, Chad, have five children. Stacy Boudreau's record against WIAC opponents (up to 2022 season) UW-Eau Claire: 18-11 UW-La Crosse: 18-7 UW-Oshkosh: 16-8 UW-Platteville: 20-5 UW-River Falls: 20-1 UW-Stevens Point: 19-18 UW-Stout: 21-0 Overall Coaching Record: 558-168, .769 Winning Percentage 2019 WIAC Coach of the Year 2016 AVCA Midwest Region Coach of the Year 2007 WIAC Coach of the Year 2005 NCAA Division III National Coach of the Year Mailing Address: Intercollegiate Athletics Williams Center UW-Whitewater Whitewater, WI 53190 Office: WC 194 Phone: (262) 472-1144 Fax: (262) 472-2791 Email: [email protected] (updated June 3, 2023)

Keith Scheckel enters his fifth season as an assistant coach for the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater volleyball team in 2022. He will work primarily with the team's setters and defensive specialists, as well as the recruiting coordinator. Scheckel returns to UW-Whitewater after three seasons as an assistant coach at Trinity College in Hartford, Conn. He served as recruiting coordinator and director of social media, worked primarily with the setters and offensive coordination and assisted with all other day-to-day operations for the Bantams during his tenure.   Scheckel served for three years as a boys' volleyball coach at South Windsor (Conn.) High School, help leading the team to one state championship, a runner-up finish, and a third place finish. Scheckel was an assistant coach at Indian Trail High School in Kenosha in 2012. He currently serves as an advisory board member for Southport Volleyball Club in Kenosha. Scheckel previously served as a head coach for the club, working with the 15-, 16- and 17-year-old boys teams in 2012-2015.   During Scheckel's time as an undergraduate student at UW-Whitewater, he was a four-year member and two-year president for the UW-Whitewater men’s club volleyball team. Scheckel will also serve as an instructor for the university’s Department of Health, Human Performance, Recreation and Coaching.   Scheckel graduated from UW-Whitewater in 2012 with a bachelor’s in business administration. In 2019, he graduated from UW-Whitewater with a master's of science in education with an emphasis in athletic administration.  

Coach Alayna Jansky-Gehl: My Story From the moment I first set foot on the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater campus, I knew the trajectory of my career would continue in the sport of volleyball. My journey with this school has taken me from the court to the sidelines, and it’s a journey I cherish deeply. I’ve always been driven by a passion for the sport and a desire to make a meaningful impact on the program. From competing against some of the best in the nation to earning accolades for my performance on the court, every moment has been a stepping stone to where I am today. And now, as a coach, I have the privilege of contributing to the program that has given me so much.   The Warhawk Way --- Being a part of this university is not just a job for me — it’s a calling. What drew me to this position at UW-Whitewater was the winning culture that permeates the program and athletic department. Being surrounded by incredible athletes and coaches who share the same commitment to excellence is a dream come true. As a player and now coach for this program, I can confidently say that it holds a special place in my heart. It’s something I want to continue to be a part of. I am incredibly grateful and thankful to be back coaching alongside Stacy; someone I greatly admire and respect. It’s an honor to be working with such dedicated and talented individuals who share the same passion for the sport. Together, we will continue to build upon the success of this program and contribute to its continued growth. I am blessed to be back in a place that has shaped me into the person and coach I am today.   Relating to the players --- I believe the ability to connect with the players on a deeper level is what sets me apart as a coach. Having played at the Division I level, I bring a unique perspective to the coaching staff and program. I have had the privilege of learning from numerous coaches throughout my career, each imparting valuable knowledge and insights. Furthermore, as a former player who has been in the players’ shoes recently, I can relate to their experiences and understand what it takes to win and thrive in the face of adversity. As a well-rounded player with experience playing in multiple positions, I have a unique ability to coach nearly every position on the court.   Accolades Eastern Michigan (Division I) 2 years; All-MAC Academic Team Winthrop University (Division I) 2 years; First Team All-Big South 2022 UW-Whitewater (Division III) 1 year NCAA Division III National Runner-Up 2024 NCAA Regional Champions 2024 WIAC Tournament Champions 2024 AVCA First Team All-America 2024 CSC Second Team Academic All-America 2024 AVCA All-Region 2024 All-WIAC 2024    

Coach Jenna (Weinfurt) Cyskiewicz: My Story As a student-athlete at UW-Whitewater, I was force as an outside hitter, known for a powerful swing. During my five years on the Warhawk Volleyball team, I earned multiple All-WIAC, All-Region, and All-American honors and was named the 2023 WIAC Offensive Player of the Year. I was also recognized as an Academic All-American. I was fortunate enough to be part of three WIAC Tournament Championship teams, a regional championship team, and made an unforgettable run to the National Championship match in 2024. Those were some of the best years of my life, and I’m so grateful to have had so much success and made so many amazing memories at UW-Whitewater. I’m even more grateful to be back as the Assistant Coach and Social Media Manager for Warhawk Volleyball.   Back at home ---------------- My journey at UW-Whitewater has come full-circle. It’s a place that shaped me, challenged me, and gave me an endless amount of opportunities. Now, I have the chance to give back to the program that gave me so much, helping the next generation of athletes chase their goals while continuing to grow the legacy of Warhawk Volleyball. In my role as Assistant Coach, I bring the perspective of someone who has recently been in our athletes’ shoes. I know firsthand what it takes to compete at a high level, and I’m excited to help guide our players with both technical training and the mental side of the game. On top of that, coaching is about so much more than the X's and O's. It’s about helping athletes grow as both players and people, building the skills, mindset, and belief in themselves that will serve them long after their playing careers.   Expanding the legacy ----------------------------- My role as the Social Media Manager allows me to share our program’s story, celebrate our athletes, and grow the Warhawk Volleyball brand in a way that connects with fans, alumni, and recruits. I’m passionate about digital storytelling and believe it’s an important part of building our program’s culture and brand. It’s incredible to be back at Whitewater in this new role, giving back to a program that means so much to me. My hope is to help our athletes embrace challenges, grow through the process, and feel supported both on and off the court. By nurturing the next generation and expanding our program’s legacy, I’m excited to see how far we can take Warhawk Volleyball together.   Accolades 2024 NCAA Division III National Runner-Up NCAA Regional Champions 2024 Four-time NCAA participant 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024 WIAC Regular Season Champions 2022 WIAC Tournament Champions 2022, 2023, 2024 Four-time All-WIAC (2021, 2022, 2023, 2024) 2023 WIAC Offensive Player of the Year Two-time First Team AVCA All-Region (2023, 2024) Strength and Conditioning All-American Two-time AVCA All-American (2023, 2024) CSC Academic All-American 2023 Two-time team Captain Career Top Ten at UWW… Kills (1550) Attack Attempts (4259) Matches with Double Figure Kills (90) Matches with 20+ Kills (6)