Westminster College Women's Golf

Madson holds the 56-38 throughout his three years with the program. He coached 12 All-Conference players, a SLIAC Newcomer of the Year, and a Player of the Year. Coach Madson is a product of Fort Atkinson, WI where he was a 2002 graduate of Fort Atkinson High School. He was a four-year standout for the Blackhawks. From there he continued his playing career at Clarke College in Dubuque, IA. He started at Libero for the Crusaders for two seasons before transferring to Carthage College in Kenosha, WI. While at Carthage College, Madson was a part of two conference championship teams and one national runner up. Madson graduated from Carthage in the spring of 2007 with a degree in Physical Education. During the summer of 2012, Madson finished his masters degree in Athletic Administration from Western Kentucky University. Coach Madson has spent a total of four seasons coaching at the collegiate level. From 2007 through 2008, Curtis was the head coach and director of Carthage Colleges Mens Club Team. The team participated in one of the most prestigious collegiate club conferences in the country, the Wisconsin Volleyball Conference, as well as competed in the NIRSA National Championships. Madson was then asked to join the Carthage College Mens Volleyball staff for the 2009 season. With Madson as an assistant, Carthage College captured the Midwest-III Conference championship. He coached five Midwest-III All-Conference selections. Due to job commitments, Madson stepped away from the college game until the 2012 season where he joined the University of Wisconsin-Parkside (Kenosha, WI) coaching staff. While at UW-Parkside, the Rangers amassed a 21-10 overall record and finished 10-8 in GLVC play. The Rangers qualified for the conference tournament and received ranking within the region for the first time in program history. He coached one All-GLVC and one AVCA All-Midwest Region selection during his time there.  Madson, along with a partner, is credited with helping to grow the mens game of volleyball in Wisconsin. In 2008, they created Southport Volleyball Club, a boys club that provides Southeast Wisconsin with a club that competes nationally. Since its inception with one team in 2008, Curtis left Southport with the highest numbers in history with over 50 players and 5 teams.   Madson is an accomplished high school coach as well in the state of Wisconsin. Over five seasons as the head coach of Kenosha Tremper High Schools boys team, Coach Madson put together an overall record of 90-48. In his first season at the helm, he led the Trojans to the WIAA State Tournament. His 2008 team won the schools first ever conference championship, and he repeated the task in 2011, winning both the regular season title and the conference tournament. During that time, the Trojan volleyball team produced five WBVCA All-State selections and 17 All-Southeast Conference selections. Coach Madson and his wife Mallory, an Admissions Representative at Westminster, reside in Fulton, MO.