Club Volleyball

2025 Season Details

The WYO Sports Ranch Volleyball Club will provide athletes access to a high-quality, competitive program focused on developing volleyball players at all levels. Our premier program is comprehensive, athlete centered, and offers a well-organized club experience. Each age group will have at least one team depending on registration and coaching numbers. Join our club or contact us to bring your own team and practice in our brand new facility!

WYO Sports Ranch Volleyball Club

10U - 18U

SEASON
January 2025 – May 2025

PRICE
$525 per player

PLAYER PLACEMENT
Tuesday, January 7th and Thursday, January 9th

OPEN GYM
TBA

WHAT’S INCLUDED?
– Coaching
– Practice time
– 6 tournaments

GIRLS AND BOYS WELCOME!

The season fees shown above are subject to change. Monthly payment plans and scholarships are available.

COACHES

** WYO Sports Ranch Select Club Team opportunities will be available to a limited group of youth athletes competing on a WYO Sports Ranch Club Team.

Meet Our Volleyball

COACHES

Jamie Moralez

Christopher Dresang

Hallie Jimenez

Lindley Kugler

Meg Jackson

Tiffany Kaschmitter

Tae-Lyn Faigle

Kalea Jackson-Weinrich

Trisha Henriksen

Emily McOmie

Emily Lovato

Tammy Nicholls

Peyton Carruth

CLUB VOLLEYBALL FAQs

The WYO Sports Ranch Volleyball Club will provide youth athletes access to a high-quality program focused on developing volleyball players at all ages and skill levels. We offer top-tier training and a supportive environment for athletes to develop their skills and passion for the sport.

 The number of teams per age group will be determined by the number of participants. Our goal is to accommodate everyone interested, ensuring there’s a place for players of all levels.

Absolutely not. We believe in inclusivity and creating a welcoming space for all. Whether you’re a seasoned player or just starting out, you’re encouraged to join us and participate!

Once the WYO Sports Ranch facility is completed, all practices will be held there. Practices are scheduled to begin the week of January 6th, 2025 and will be held twice a week on Tuesday and Thursday evenings.

The choice of tournament locations will be made by individual teams and their coaches. The season cost includes registration for 4-6 tournaments. WSR itself will be hosting 6 volleyball tournaments next spring, but teams have the flexibility to choose tournaments that best suit their needs.

Yes, you can. Each child will still need to register independently and will still need to attend tryouts. On the registration there will be a spot to input the coach’s name.

Yes, you can.  This decision is between the coach and the parents of those players.  Additional costs will apply for additional tournaments.

Yes, you can.  On your child’s registration please select the box that indicates that you are interested in coaching.

Yes, they will be added to our website before registration closes.

No, there is not a discount for multiple registrations from one family.

If you would like to fundraise for your Club team, please contact our team at events@wyosportsranch.com.

Yes, applications will be available soon.

Depending on the sport your child is playing, there may be additional equipment costs.

 For example, volleyball players will incur additional costs for knee pads, jersey, Spandex and/or athletic leggings, and AAU Membership. If your child is on a team that participates in additional tournaments, you may also be responsible for a prorate share of the additional court time, tournament registration fee, and additional coaches compensation.

There will be a few open gyms leading up to Player Placements in January.

WYO Sports Ranch Volleyball Club Select is our elite program designed for highly competitive players. To qualify for a select team, girls must participate in tryouts, where coaches will evaluate their skills and determine the best fit for each athlete.

At this time, Select Club Teams are by invite only. You cannot register your child for a Select Team.  Invites for our Select Teams will take place after initial tryouts.

I’m coach Jamie!
 
My volleyball journey began in Casper playing ball for the Lady Trojans as a setter. I was recruited to play JUCO ball for the Casper College T-Birds which eventually led to my recruitment to play for the University of Wyoming Cowgirls… GO POKES! With several years of coaching experience under my belt, I’ve coached USA club teams for two years, and this marks my fourth season coaching AAU volleyball. Each season, my mission is to elevate the skills, confidence, and leadership of every athlete. Being a coach is simply… awesome. A fun tidbit about me: I have a passion for collecting rocks. Here’s to a fantastic season ahead!
Originally from Cincinnati, OH
Graduated NCHS (’95) and Casper College in (’01)
Have been coaching (5 years) and officiating (12 years) at many levels in Wyoming.
Enjoy working with kids, watching them grow, and helping them learn and enjoy the benefits of teamwork/athletics.

I am a volleyball coach because I love the sport. My experiences volunteering, playing, and coaching over the last 15+ years makes me want to pass on my love for the sport to younger players. I like to win, but not at the cost of anyone’s dignity. I lead, motivate, and encourage everyone to have fun and make positive memories. I am committed to the success of each individual player.

Experience

GCVC
3 Years – u10
2 Years – u12

NCSD
16 Years – Announcing Varsity Athletics
2 Years – Sophomore Coach
1 Year – Varsity Assistant
1 Year – 4/5th Grade

University of Wyoming
4 Years – Intramural Supervisor
1 Year – Flag/Line Judge for Cowgirls

Hi Wyoming! I’m Hallie Jimenez, born and raised in Casper, where my love for sports began at a young age. As a former high school athlete, I have five years of coaching experience, guiding young athletes in both volleyball and basketball. I’m proud of winning a state championship in volleyball, along with several regional titles in multiple sporting events. This season, my goal is to help the youth discover their strengths and build a positive mindset for their athletic futures. My favorite part about coaching is watching my athletes grow as they overcome challenges and celebrate their achievements, while also building strong connections with each of them. A fun fact about me is that I have also won a state championship in Co-Ed Cheerleading. 

Hello! My name is Lindley Kugler, I was born and raised in Casper, WY where my husband, 3 kids and I have made our home. I started playing volleyball at a young age; I played in middle school, high school, club volleyball and still enjoy playing women’s and coed recreation league today! Last year was my first year formally coaching; my team finished 1st and 2nd in several U10 gold bracket championships around the state. My goal for this season is to learn and add more to my coaching toolbox! My favorite part about being a coach is getting to form relationships with my team and watching them grow as players throughout the season. 

  • From Big Horn Wyoming
  • 3 sport athlete at Big Horn High School
  • Wyoming Gatorade Player of the year in 2000
  • Played Division I volleyball at Montana State University Bozeman 2001-2005 where I served as 3 – year team captain and 3-time all-conference selection
  • Have coached both my daughters at various levels, YMCA, Rec Center and ECVC Club ball U10 and U11 divisions.

 

I love teaching the fundamentals of the game, especially passing and serving. There is nothing better than watching a young player fall in love with the game and gain confidence in the process. My goal for my team this year is consistent serving, 3 contacts and of course FUN!!  Fun Fact, I worked for a bait company in high school but married a fly fisherman and love to fish.

I have called Casper my home for most of my life.  I am married to my “rock,” Jen, and I have two awesome kids, Brooke and Brody. 
I played basketball, some football, and some soccer in high school.  I continued to play basketball and volleyball competitively in recreation leagues in college and after.
I have taught for over 25 years here in Casper, and have coached most of my career, ranging from 7th grade volleyball and basketball to high school volleyball and basketball.  I have coached both boys and girls at these levels.  Most recently I have coached my son and daughter at the YMCA/Boys and Girls Club, and currently my daughters travel basketball coach.  I am excited to join WSR as a volleyball coach this season. The goal for my team is to help them grow as players both on and off the court, plain and simple.  If I can keep them coming back, I also hope to foster the love for the game, with these two, everything else will follow.  I love it when the kids show up ready and wanting to learn, and watching their faces light up when they have a “1st moment.”
Born and raised in Casper, WY, I attended Kelly Walsh High School where I first fell in love with sports and competition. I then went on to play volleyball and basketball at Carroll College before attending graduate school at Montana State University. As a proud four-time state champion in high school, I went on to help lead Carroll College to seven conference titles in volleyball and basketball, culminating in an Elite Eight finish at Nationals. With over 20 years of coaching experience, I’ve been involved in a range of sports, including volleyball, basketball and soccer, working with toddlers to college players. I’ve developed a coaching philosophy grounded in fundamentals, teamwork, and a love for the game. This season, I aim to cultivate not only skill and athleticism but also a strong sense of teamwork and sportsmanship. Sharing my love for athletics, especially volleyball, with my daughters and watching young athletes grow in confidence and skill is my favorite part of coaching. In addition to my work as a coach, I balance a career as a civil engineer and manage a household with four active kids! It’s a full and rewarding life that keeps me on my toes.
I played volleyball starting at age 10. I coached as an assistant for 1 year and I’m now starting my journey as a head coach! I am a dog mom of 2, I enjoy hunting and being with family. My goal is to introduce a new love for volleyball to my girls and enhance their skill levels! My favorite part being a coach is creating bonds with everyone and watching them grow each week. 
Hi! I’m Kalea Jackson-Weinrich, born and raised here in Casper, Wyoming. I played as a varsity libero at NCHS and have been coaching for four years. One of my favorite coaching moments was when my team won the Big Sky Volleyfest. This season, my goal is to help the team grow stronger and more confident in their skills. My favorite part about being a coach is watching these young athletes develop and building long lasting relationships with them. Fun Fact: I have a one year old at home, so life’s never boring! 
My name is Shaelyn Sims and I am from Casper Wyoming. I played volleyball at Natrona County High School as a middle and right side hitter. I played club volleyball throughout high school and traveled to AAU nationals my fourth year. After high school I signed to play for Eastern Wyoming College in Torrington where I played as a middle hitter and absolutely loved every second. I previously coached a U18 division travel team and had a successful season! My goal for this season is to teach girls how to properly play volleyball while allowing them to develop a love for the game. I love to see the girls grow as individuals and as players and I’m so excited to coach this team. 
Trisha Henriksen was born and raised in Casper Wyoming, where she was on the original 2001 volleyball state champion team from KWHS. She continued to play volleyball at Casper College, where they won the first regional volleyball championship and went to nationals! She has continued to play and coach throughout her life. Her main goal as a coach is to drive in the fundamentals of this game and for the kids to love the sport as much as she always has. You will be able to tell who she is because she is the one consistently jumping up and down on the sideline cheering the girls on. She has been with her husband for 25 years now and they have three absolutely amazing kids!
Volleyball has been a major component of my life for as long as I can remember. I fell in love with the game while watching my older sister play, began playing when I was in fourth grade, and continued to play through high school for NCHS. I immediately started coaching after high school and have continued to coach across various different levels in both Wyoming and Colorado. Currently I teach art and coach 8th grade volleyball at CY Middle School. As a coach I am committed to creating a positive, growth centered environment where athletes can thrive and achieve their goals.
My name is Anthony Gold and I was born and raised in Casper WY. I grew up playing baseball and have always had a competitive nature and a love for all sports. I have been married for 18 years and have 2 beautiful daughters who play and coach Volleyball. As a family we have had our own private Volleyball Club team for the past 6 years and have had a great time and have done very well as a club. I have been coaching for over 10 years and have coached just about every sport and all ages. My goal as a coach for this season is to get these girls to that next level of competition and to get them individually and as a team to their best potential that they can be. My favorite part about coaching is watching the team grow their confidence with themselves and as a team through the season. I started coaching to help coach both my daughters in sports and it became a true passion and my daughter has now been coaching with me for 3 years.
Hi, I’m Isis Gold and I’m from Casper, WY. I’ve played volleyball for 6 years and coached for 4, driven by my love for the sport. My goals this season are to foster individual and team growth, promote sportsmanship, and deliver quality technical and tactical instruction. My favorite coaching moment was representing Wyoming at a national level in Florida! Coaching to me feels like experiencing your proudest moment. A fun fact about me: I once had a pet tarantula. 
Hello everyone, my name is Emily McOmie and I’m from Casper, Wy. I’ve lived here most of my life, but I was originally born in Gillette. I have played volleyball since I was eight years old. I played up until high school, I had the opportunity to play in college, however, with my career goals, I had to choose school. I have helped a lot of different people with coaching, but this will be my first year as a head coach. I got quite a few MVP awards from school and from camps for being a “utility” player. My goal for this season is to expand the girls’ volleyball knowledge and skills, have fun, and help the girls with whatever goals they want to accomplish. My favorite part about being a coach is seeing everything come together as a team and watching all of the hardwork the team has accomplished. A fun fact about me is that I am a Paramedic and Firefighter. 
Hello!! My name is Emily Lovato! I have been coaching volleyball for 6 years. Currently I am the 8th grade head coach. I have also coached at the AAU level for a boys team, a U12 team, and U14 team. I was an All State Volleyball and Basketball player in high school, won state championships in both, and played basketball at Casper College and was an all region player for the Lady Thunderbirds! My goal for the season is to build competitors and develop skills for all athletes! I love coaching because I love building relationships with young athletes and giving them a role model as they continue their sports journey, A fun fact about me is that I love walking my dogs and spending time outside!
Hello! My name is Tammy Nicholls and I am originally from Shoshoni Wyoming. I started playing volleyball at a very young age, since I grew up in the gym with my mom coaching. I played volleyball for two years in Powell Wy at Northwest College and two years at in Montana at MSU-Northern. Last year was my first official year of coaching, AAU. I have run camps through my college and at other schools for grades 5-12 for the past six years. I have a great passion for both playing and coaching volleyball, and I am excited to help these girls learn and grow! I enjoy making relationships and watching athletes improve.

I’m from Casper, Wyoming and I started playing volleyball when I was 6 years old and have never stopped since. 

I went to Kelly Walsh and became a 2x State Champion being All State/All Conference all 4 years as well as became my state’s volleyball player of the year on Volleyball Magazine. 

I’ve also helped coach at lot’s of camps and clinics. As a first year coach at The Ranch, my goal is to create a fun, hard working atmosphere. my favorite part about being a coach is helping young athletes grow and do what they love. 

Fun fact: I won state volleyball with my sister in 2019.