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Jeremy Wright Named Albright Head Volleyball Coach
READING, Pa. – Janice
Luck, co-director of athletics, has named Jeremy
Wright the new head women's volleyball coach at Albright
College. Wright replaces interim head coach Michael Marks, who led
the Lady Lions in 2010.
With this announcement, Wright becomes the 10th head coach in the
program's history. He will be in charge of all facets of Albright
volleyball, including player recruitment, in-season practice
schedules, and player development.
“We are excited to have Jeremy join our staff; his
enthusiasm and passion for the sport is a perfect match for
Albright,” said Luck. “He comes from a strong
volleyball background that will help our program continue to
grow.”
Wright spent the last two seasons as assistant coach at Haverford
College in Haverford, Pa. During his time with the Fords, he helped
the program to a combined 49-16 record, back-to-back Centennial
Conference regular season titles, a Centennial Conference
tournament title, and a trip to the 2009 NCAA Division III women's
volleyball tournament.
Wright earned a bachelor's degree in mathematics from Susquehanna
University in 2008. He is pursuing his master's in mathematics from
Villanova University.
Wright was a four-year member of the men's volleyball club team.
Team captain for three of his four seasons, Wright helped with all
facets of the club program, including scheduling team practices,
matches and tournaments. He also served as an assistant on the
women's squad his senior year.
Wright resides in Newtown, Pa., and is a secondary math teacher at
Germantown High School.
