1st Team All-American setter Kele Eveland is a former professional volleyball player and NCAA Division I coach with a passion for developing athletes at every level. She is committed to helping every player she coaches build confidence, refine their skills, and exceed their own expectations.
Whether she’s in the gym training young athletes or behind the mic calling college and professional volleyball matches for MLV, Kele’s passion for the game shines through in everything she does.
College Career:
- 1st Team All-American (2003)
- The first 1st Team All-American in ACC Volleyball History (the next ACC 1st Team All-American player was 18 years later in 2021)
- All-time ACC Volleyball Career Assists Leader
- 5th in NCAA Volleyball record books for Career Assists
- Led the nation in Assists per game (2003)
- ACC Player of the Year (2003)
- ACC Rookie of the Year (2000)
- Academic All-American (2003)
- The only female in Georgia Tech (GT) school history to have her jersey retired
- 2003 GT Team: Ranked as high as 4th in the nation, Elite 8 appearance, #1 nationally in statistics for Team Kills & Team Assists, broke Nebraska’s 4-year home winning steak by defeating them in Lincoln
- Named the AVCA Division I National Player of the Week (Sept. 16, 2003)
- ACC Champions – GT (Regular Season 2000 & 2003, Tournament 2002)
- GT 5-1 Setter (2000-2003)
Professional Career:
- 4 year professional playing career in Spain
- 5 year Assistant Coach at San Diego State University (2009-13)
- Trained 2X Mountain West (MW) Conference Setter of Year, Johnna Fouch (2011 & 2012)
- 2012 MW Conference Champions (1st in SDSU Volleyball History)
Additional Info:
- Volleyball Color Analyst, 2015-present: Major League Volleyball, Atlanta Vibe, Bally Sports, ACC & SEC Networks, ESPN.com
- Georgia Tech, Bachelor of Science in Management 2004 / Highest Honor
- Gonzaga University, Master of Art in Organizational Leadership 2006
- East Kentwood High School / Valedictorian 2000
- DELE: Diplomas de Español como Lengua Extranjera


