Brian Fox
Brian gained volleyball experience and knowledge when he started playing as a senior in high school. He then went on to play at the college level and on highly competitive teams that travelled across the United States and Canada. While playing, he played many positions including Outside Hitter, Setter, and Libero. Following his time as a competitive athlete, Brian accepted a position as an assistant coach at SUNY Cortland for 5 years. He then accepted a position as Varsity coach at Homer High School. During those 8 years as a high school coach, his team won 3 consecutive league championships, 4 Coach of the Year awards, a Sectional Championship, and accumulated over 100 wins. Brian is currently to Director of Player and Coach Development for Western CT Volleyball Club as well as the 17-1s head coach. Brian brought his expertise to the Virginia Beach Volleyball Camp last year.
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Ingrid Carmona
Ingrid Carmona started her volleyball career in middle school in her home country, the Dominican Republic. Ingrid was a member of the Dominican Republic Junior National Team from 2003 to 2008, also participating with the Dominican Beach Volleyball National Team. During her time with both teams—indoor and beach volleyball- she had the opportunity to compete in multiple international competitions such as NORCECA, Central American Games, Youth Volleyball World Cup, and World Championship of School Volleyball.
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In Fall 2008, Ingrid joined the California Baptist University Lancers women's volleyball team. During her time at CBU, Ingrid was a four-time, first-team All-American and All-Conference honoree—named to the All-GSAC team twice, to the All-PacWest first team twice, and named NCCAA All-American in her final two years. In addition, she was tabbed to the NAIA All-American first team for two years. At the conclusion of her playing career at CBU, she became the career leader in kills for the Lancers. The Lancers qualified for the national quarterfinals all four years, reaching the NAIA semifinals when she was a freshman and winning the NCCAA title in her junior year.
Ingrid began her coaching career in 2014 at the Bronx Community College, where she coached for five years. Additionally, she has been coaching for the All-Star Empire Volleyball Club formerly All Star Volleyball Association, since 2015, where she had had the opportunities to work in their Summer Virginia Beach Volleyball Camp and other High Performance Volleyball Camps in New York City. Ingrid also was the lead volleyball coach for the A-Game Sports volleyball program from 2021 through 2023, running beginners, intermediate, and advanced volleyball clinics as well as their springs and summer volleyball camps. Ingrid had completed The Art of Coaching Volleyball Training program, and she is an USAV Coaching Accreditation Program (CAP) I certified.
​​Anyelainy (Angie) Vizcaino Araujo
Anyelainy (Angie) Vizcaino Araujo has dedicated her life to volleyball from a young age. Her journey began at just two years old, playing for a club where she was immersed in a dynamic environment, surrounded by diverse coaches who helped shape her skills and character.
In 2015, Angie took her passion for volleyball to another level by teaching basic skills to young girls aged 8 to 12 at a small volleyball academy in Santo Domingo. Her dedication and natural ability to connect with young athletes quickly became apparent. The following year, she expanded her role, coaching girls between the ages of 14 and 16, where she honed her leadership skills and deepened her understanding of player development.
Angie took a brief hiatus to concentrate on her academic pursuits, aiming to complete her degree. However, her love for volleyball never waned. In 2022, during her sophomore year as a varsity player, she returned to coaching at the "ASEVC" All Star Empire Volleyball Club. Initially joining as an assistant coach for the 17’s National team, Angie's talent and leadership quickly propelled her to the position of Head Coach, where she thrived, guiding teenagers through a competitive season.
In 2023, the directors of ASEVC recognized Angie's dedication and effectiveness, assigning her to coach the 14 Premier team. Under her guidance, the team experienced a successful season, achieving top rankings in the Geva Region and excelling at the Northeast Qualifier (NEQ) tournament. Her ability to inspire and lead young players has made a significant impact on the team’s performance and cohesion. Her commitment to excellence and her players' development was further demonstrated through her involvement in the ASEVC Summer Virginia Beach Volleyball Camp and other high-performance camps.
Today, Angie continues to coach the 14 Premier team at ASEVC, where her hard work and commitment to nurturing young talent are celebrated and trusted by the club's directors. Her journey reflects not only her love for the sport, but also her unwavering dedication to fostering the next generation of volleyball players.