Scott Smith - 2012

Assistant Coach-Recruiting Coordinator, 3rd season
Appalachian State
2007
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Scott Smith enters his first year as an assistant coach and his third season overall on the Georgia Southern volleyball staff. His primary responsibilities are assisting with daily practices, scouting and video editing.

Smith served as a graduate assistant coach at Georgia Southern the last two seasons while earning his master’s degree in kinesiology - exercise science.

The native of Herndon, Va., came to Georgia Southern after serving as the freshman volleyball head coach at Herndon High School and assistant for the varsity team from 2008-09. Smith spent three seasons as a Select Division coach for the Northern Virginia Volleyball Association (2007-10). He also served as the Camp Director for the Northern Virginia Volleyball Association in the summer of 2012.

A 2007 graduate of Appalachian State with a bachelor’s degree in recreation management, Smith worked with the volleyball team as a student assistant in 2006 and 2007. In his first season, Smith worked with current Eagle Head Coach Chad Callihan, assisting with daily practices. While at ASU, he was the men’s club volleyball captain and president all four years and earned all-conference accolades at outside hitter three times.

While attending Herndon High School, Smith was a four-year varsity wrestling lettermen and district champion. Unable to compete in volleyball in high school because there was no boys’ prep volleyball in Northern Virginia, Smith managed the varsity girls team for three years. He played Junior Olympic volleyball for one season with Metro Virginia 18’s.

Smith still participates in highly-competitive grass and sand doubles volleyball tournaments along the East coast and plays adult USAV with a team in the Chesapeake Region.

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