August 15, 2018
Coach passionate about volleyball
By TYSON SMEDSTAD ZIEMANN
Josh Wastved.has a passion for volleyball.
He graduated in 2005 from Hatton, ND and hasn’t stopped coaching since. But his history with the game started well before that. He was in junior high when he was killing time by blocking varsity girls’ spikes during volleyball practice. That night ignited a passion for volleyball he still carries today.
He started traveling and playing competitively at the age of 15, and has played for the USA Volleyball Adult Men’s National Tournament for the past five years. His coaching credits started with an 8th grade assistant coach position in his hometown of Hatton, to many high schools, multiple colleges and summer camp coaching as far away as Texas. With all of these coaching credits under his belt, he is on the cusp of a great achievement; only three wins away from 100 as a head coach.
He graduated in 2005 from Hatton, ND and hasn’t stopped coaching since. But his history with the game started well before that. He was in junior high when he was killing time by blocking varsity girls’ spikes during volleyball practice. That night ignited a passion for volleyball he still carries today.
He started traveling and playing competitively at the age of 15, and has played for the USA Volleyball Adult Men’s National Tournament for the past five years. His coaching credits started with an 8th grade assistant coach position in his hometown of Hatton, to many high schools, multiple colleges and summer camp coaching as far away as Texas. With all of these coaching credits under his belt, he is on the cusp of a great achievement; only three wins away from 100 as a head coach.
