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Amira Aghzafi
Class of 2029
Madeleine Andrews
Class of 2030
Claire Antczak
Class of 2029
Anjela Ary
Class of 2027
Summer Barrett
Class of 2028
Sydney Best
Class of 2030
Kayden Blinn
Class of 2028
Szonja Bocskov
Class of 2029
Brooke Bradley
Class of 2031
Odessa Bucciferro
Class of 2028
Tara Cady
Class of 2030
Reese Calabrese
Class of 2028
Elena Campagnano
Class of 2027
Jesed Cancel
Class of 2030
Aaliyah Carnegie
Class of 2027
Morgan Chambers
Class of 2030
Emily Coachys
Class of 2028
Sofia Cubeddu Morales
Class of 2027
Sara Cuesta Molina
Class of 2031
Sienna Desbiens
Class of 2027
Stella Dickson
Class of 2030
Kaleigh Dudley
Class of 2028
Larissa Fretham
Class of 2029
Paisley Gabbard
Class of 2031
Milana Germinario
Class of 2029
Avery Gibson
Class of 2028
Brooke Gruhl
Class of 2028
Julieta Gutierrez Salazar
Class of 2030
Katherine Hamren
Class of 2030
Gabrielle Henry
Class of 2030
Olivia Henry
Class of 2027
Taryn Hickson
Class of 2027
Zoey Hill
Class of 2029
Gianna Johnson
Class of 2029
Victoria Johnson Gama
Class of 2030
Uma Lambertini Fajer
Class of 2028
Sophia Li
Class of 2029
Lucy Logsdon
Class of 2027
Cassandra Lohr
Class of 2029
Daniela Matznick
Class of 2027
Elizabeth Mazur
Class of 2028
Gabrielle Mecott
Class of 2027
Claudia Mejias Rial
Class of 2028
Catalina Merheb Rivera
Class of 2028
Olive Moodie
Class of 2027
Caroline Moreno
Class of 2029
Seila Motomiya
Class of 2030
Ferah Murat
Class of 2029
Elle Nakonechny
Class of 2027
Toula Needler
Class of 2031
McKenzie Novak
Class of 2027
Valeria Nunez Altagracia
Class of 2027
Krystle Nwoko
Class of 2029
Jermany Oliney
Class of 2027
Nilda Ozdemir
Class of 2028
Eda Ozenli
Class of 2027
Savannah Parker
Class of 2030
Eliana Parrella
Class of 2028
Jada Preston-Harris
Class of 2027
Abagail Prucka
Class of 2029
Caroline Resetich
Class of 2028
Isabella Rezvanian
Class of 2028
Alli Robinson
Class of 2027
Sophia Sherman
Class of 2028
Emma Sherry
Class of 2030
Natalie Sherry
Class of 2028
Yeeun Shin
Class of 2028
Willa Simmons
Class of 2028
Vanessa Stenmo
Class of 2030
Yasmin Sukhtian
Class of 2029
Duru Temellioglu
Class of 2028
Brinklee Thomson
Class of 2030
Bita Torres Villareal
Class of 2028
Rose Turner
Class of 2027
Mia Ungarean
Class of 2030
Egle Vytulyte
Class of 2028
Siena Wang-Pesa
Class of 2029
Juno Wolfram
Class of 2028
Derin Yildiz
Class of 2028
Coaching Staff
Gilad Doron
Director of Volleyball
Gilad Doron serves as director of volleyball for IMG Academy. A volleyball coach since 1994, Doron has amassed 247 career victories as an NCAA Division I head coach at Dartmouth College, the University of San Francisco, and Villanova University.
At Dartmouth College (2016-2023), Doron led the program's first back-to-back winning seasons after the COVID-19 pandemic. Before Dartmouth, Doron became the winningest coach in University of San Francisco volleyball history, guiding the Dons to their highest AVCA final poll ranking (No. 22) and an NCAA Tournament appearance, and founded the university's first beach volleyball program. Doron's first NCAA Division I head-coaching job came at Villanova University (2004-2007).
Before his NCAA head-coaching career, Doron served as head coach of Mate Asher Volleyball Club in Israel's top professional league from 1994 to 1996, compiling a 68-22 record, winning the 1994 Israeli Division I Championship, and reaching three consecutive league finals and the 1995 Israeli Cup Final while coaching Israeli National Team players and international athletes from Croatia, the Czech Republic, and Romania. Doron also served as an assistant women's volleyball coach at Temple University (1996-2000) and at the United States Military Academy in 2023, helping lead Army to a Patriot League runner-up finish and the conference's top-ranked defense.
A native of Kibbutz Ein Hamifratz, Israel, Doron competed professionally for 12 years in the Israeli Men's Premier Volleyball League and represented Israel's Men's National Team from 1986 to 1996, finishing fourth at the 1995 FISU World University Games in Fukuoka, Japan. Doron won four Israeli League championships (1987, 1988, 1992, 1994) and two Israeli Cup titles (1987, 1988) with Mate Asher Volleyball Club.
Married to Jennifer Thomas, Doron has a son, Kai. As director of volleyball, Doron supports IMG Academy's mission to empower student-athletes to win their future.
Lana Doubravsky
Assistant Director, Sport Operations
Allyson Milligan
Student Athlete Advisor
Brooklyn VandeHei
Head of Camp and College Recruiting
Juliana Fazio
Operations Coordinator
Dylan Butler
Head Coach
Avery Clark
Head Coach
Valerio Queiroz Gama
Head Coach
Jaz Mau
Head Coach
Jaz Mau leads IMG Academy Volleyball as head coach, where Mau has been a team member since 2026.
Mau has coached high school and club volleyball since August 2016, most recently leading Coronado High School's boys and girls programs from August 2024 to May 2026, compiling four state tournament appearances and a combined 106-33 record. In 2025, Mau was named the 5A Nevada State Coach of the Year after guiding the Coronado boys' team to the state championship and the girls' team to a state runner-up finish. Mau also led a struggling 2A program to a conference championship and its first state championship in more than five years in 2021.
In club volleyball, Mau's teams have won multiple USAV and AAU qualifier titles at the Open and USA levels, including a bronze medal at the 2021 USAV 16 Open Nationals and a bronze medal at the 2026 USAV 18 Open Nationals.
Born and raised in Minnesota before moving to Las Vegas in 2017, Mau was a high school standout, winning the 2012 state championship, finishing third in 2014, and earning all-state and all-conference honors. She received college volleyball offers from more than 15 schools.
Mau left Northern State University, where she studied biology, to coach full time. Her coaching philosophy centers on helping student-athletes grow mentally, physically, and emotionally, and on being a mentor as much as a coach. At IMG Academy, Mau focuses on helping student-athletes develop their skills, compete with confidence, and prepare for the next level.
Brooke Morgan
Head Coach
Brooke Morgan leads IMG Academy Volleyball as head coach, where Morgan has been a team member since 2025.
Before joining IMG Academy, Morgan served as head coach at Adrenaline Volleyball Academy starting in 2021, helping guide the 18s team to a first-place finish and the 17s team to a second-place finish at the 2024 Northern Lights tournament. At IMG Academy, Morgan's 16s team finished second at the 2026 Big South tournament.
A four-time state champion at Dike-New Hartford High School in Iowa, Morgan also won a national championship with Six-Pack Volleyball Club in 2012 and was ranked the No. 12 player in the 2015 class by PrepVolleyball.com. Morgan played four seasons at the University of Kentucky from 2015 to 2019, earning SEC All-Freshman Team honors in 2015 and Honorable Mention All-American recognition in 2018.
Accountability and treating failure as an opportunity to grow anchor Morgan's coaching philosophy, which centers on developing student-athletes both on and off the court. Morgan also holds a bachelor's degree in communications and family science from the University of Kentucky. At IMG Academy, Morgan focuses on helping student-athletes develop their skills, compete with confidence, and prepare for the next level.
Anthony Yerardi
Head Coach
Anthony Lee Yerardi leads the 17s, 15s, National Royal, and JV Royal volleyball teams as head coach at IMG Academy, where he has been a team member since 2024.
Before joining IMG Academy, Yerardi served as head coach of Graceland University's men's volleyball program and assistant coach for the women's program. He also worked as head assistant coach and recruiting coordinator at the University of South Alabama, where the team started conference play 10-0 and finished the 2017 season with a 57 RPI, and as a volunteer assistant coach at UNLV, helping the team reach the second round of the NCAA Tournament. Yerardi's coaching career also includes a stint as technical director for DigThis! Volleyball Club.
An all-state setter in high school in 2005, Yerardi holds two bachelor's degrees, in political science and in English with a creative writing focus in poetry, from Arizona State University, and a J.D. from Drake University. He has also worked as a professor and Title IX decision maker at Graceland University, and has trained players including Amanda Benson, who went on to a stint with the USAV National Team, and Hayley Spelman during her professional playing career.
Yerardi's coaching philosophy centers on building technical fundamentals through a systematic approach and developing student-athletes through effective communication and respect. At IMG Academy, Yerardi focuses on helping student-athletes develop their skills, compete with confidence, and prepare for the next level.
Jacque Armer
Associate Head Coach
Taja Valmyr
Associate Head Coach
Jarrett Anderson
Assistant Coach
Jarrett Anderson serves as assistant coach for IMG Academy Volleyball and has been an IMG Academy team member since 2025.
Anderson coaches IMG Academy's U16 team. Before joining IMG Academy, Anderson worked as an assistant coach with Bay-to-Bay Volleyball Club in San Jose, California, working with 17-18U athletes in 2020, and served as a strength and conditioning intern at Harvard University in 2023, supporting performance programs for NCAA athletes.
As a player, Anderson earned four consecutive AVCA First Team All-America honors at Springfield College and was named the 2022 AVCA National Player of the Year. He also won a gold medal and was named tournament MVP at the 2019 USAV Boys Junior National Championships. After transferring to Grand Canyon University, Anderson helped the team reach its first-ever No. 1 national ranking in 2024 and win an MPSF Championship.
At IMG Academy, Anderson focuses on helping student-athletes develop their skills, compete with confidence, and prepare for the next level.
JT Corr
Assistant Coach
Tiana Dockery
Assistant Coach
Tiana Dockery joins IMG Academy as assistant coach. A volleyball coach since 2019, Dockery arrives after being named the 2024 Ivy League Coaching Staff of the Year while serving as assistant coach at Cornell University.
Dockery began coaching in 2019 as a volunteer assistant coach at the University of South Alabama, then returned to professional play in Finland and Thailand before resuming coaching in 2024 as assistant coach at Cornell University, where she served through 2025.
Originally from Houston, Texas, Dockery was a four-year letterwinner at the University of Kansas, helping the Jayhawks reach the 2015 NCAA Final Four, earning induction into the program's team hall of fame, and picking up Big 12 All-Freshman Team honors in 2012 and All-Big 12 Honorable Mention in 2014. After college, she played professionally in Puerto Rico, Sweden, Switzerland, Finland, and Thailand.
Dockery's coaching philosophy centers on optimism, transparency, and listening to build strong relationships with student-athletes. Three of her siblings also work in coaching and player development. At IMG Academy, Dockery focuses on helping student-athletes develop their skills, compete with confidence, and prepare for the next level.
Camryn Honn
Assistant Coach
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