June 13, 2013
WELDEN STEPS DOWN AS HEAD COACH OF RMC WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL
KINGSTON, Ont. – Head coach Carolyn Welden recently announced that she is stepping down from her position with the Royal Military College of Canada women’s volleyball team after ten seasons.
Welden was hired in the summer of 2003, and from that point on she has worked tirelessly to build a successful women’s volleyball program. Her team recently qualified for the OUA playoffs in consecutive seasons (2010-11 and 2011-12). RMC also qualified for the OUA Final Four Women’s Volleyball Championship in February 2012.
“We wish Carolyn the best of luck and thank her for everything she has done for this institution” said Darren Cates, RMC Athletic Director. “We are losing a tremendous coach as well as a great leader”.
A search for her replacement is currently underway.
The mission of the Royal Military College of Canada, Canada’s Defence University, is to produce officers with the mental, ethical, physical and linguistic capabilities required to lead with distinction in the Canadian Forces.
Source: RMC Sports Info
Welden was hired in the summer of 2003, and from that point on she has worked tirelessly to build a successful women’s volleyball program. Her team recently qualified for the OUA playoffs in consecutive seasons (2010-11 and 2011-12). RMC also qualified for the OUA Final Four Women’s Volleyball Championship in February 2012.
“We wish Carolyn the best of luck and thank her for everything she has done for this institution” said Darren Cates, RMC Athletic Director. “We are losing a tremendous coach as well as a great leader”.
A search for her replacement is currently underway.
The mission of the Royal Military College of Canada, Canada’s Defence University, is to produce officers with the mental, ethical, physical and linguistic capabilities required to lead with distinction in the Canadian Forces.
Source: RMC Sports Info
