One of the most critical components of any successful sports program is the coaching staff. The Champions Volleyball Club is proud to have some of the most successful junior volleyball coaches in the United States on our staff. Our coaches are the only Orlando-based volleyball coaches that have won a National Junior Olympic title, and they have won five of them at the 12U level. In addition our coaches have a 3rd place finish at the 14U level and 5th place finish in the 16U level. Our expertise is specifically on developing youth ages 9-14 into elite volleyball players that have the potential to lead varsity high school teams and are able to compete at the collegiate levels, should they so desire. CARMELO ELEUTIZA: Carmelo started playing volleyball at age seven, and eventually played both at the collegiate and professional levels in his homeland of Puerto Rico. He has over 17 years experience in coaching elite youth volleyball. In his first year of coaching, Carmelo led A.R.S.E.L's 16U girls to become the first-ever Puerto Rican National Champions. Carmelo has been an incredibly successful coach ever since this first win. His coaching record includes winning five U.S. Junior Olympic Championships in the 12U girls division, winning the U.S. Junior Olympic Championships in the 14U girls division and taking third place in the boys 16U division at the U.S. National Junior Olympics. Carmelo was also the former head coach for the City of Toa Baja professional volleyball league, where his team earned a record of 53-16 in his first two years. In his third year, his team went undefeated and won the league championship. Carmelo also was an assistant coach for the Captains of Arecibo and Llaneras of Toa Baja, a professional volleyball league in Puerto Rico. In 2004, Carmelo moved his family to Florida. Carmelo coached for two years at the Orlando Volleyball Academy where his 13U girls team became the Florida state champions, took 5th place at AAU National Championships, and earned a bid to the U.S. National Junior Olympics. JULIE FIORETTI: Julie started playing volleyball at age 12, and has played every position over the course of her playing career. In high school, Julie was selected to the all-conference and all-county teams for two years, and was awarded the Chronicle's MVP award for three years in a row. Julie also played for the Nature Coast Volleyball Club for six years. While in college at UCF, Julie was one of the founders the UCF women's volleyball club, where she held the position of Vice President of this club when she played. Julie was also the head coach of the U16 St. Cloud club team in 2004. Julie graduated from UCF in May 2006 with a BA in Advertising/Public Relations and a BS in Liberal Studies. She presently works as an administrator for Champions Volleyball. She also works for Hughes IT Solutions and owns her own photography company Hughes Fioretti Photography. www.hughesfioretti.com DANIEL ELEUTIZA: Daniel Eleutiza started playing volleyball at the age 10 at Arsel volleyball club. At this early age he was one of the best setters in the country. As a player in 1999 his team won the USA Junior National in New Orleans and in 2001 the Copa Burger King/El Nuevo Dia for high school teams in Puerto Rico. He was named to the All-American team 2001. He played college for the University of Sacred Heart in Puerto Rico and won the National Title as a freshman. He then went on to play semi-pro for his hometown Toa Baja. Daniel has over 10 years of experience coaching youth girls and boys in Puerto Rico. In his first coaching experience with Arsel volleyball club his 10U team won the Puerto Rican championship. Daniel's 14U won the Puerto Rican national title three consecutive years; in two of those three seasons his team went undefeated. In his early years of coaching his 12U team won the AAU national title and his 13U team took 3rd place. In 2006 he became the 4th coach from Puerto Rico to win the USA Junior Nationals in the age 14 open (one of the other 3 coaches to win was his brother Carmelo). In the same year his 12U team won bronze medals for the second consecutive year. This past year before moving to Orlando, he coached a 15 open division team that won 14 consecutive tournaments in Puerto Rico and went onto win 3rd place in the USA Juniors Nationals. His 17U team won the silver metal at AAU Nationals. He won the Junior Cup for high schools in Puerto Rico coaching Academia Discipulos de Cristo. After 12 seasons of coaching for the Arsel Volleyball Club, the semi-pro league in Toa Baja, they took 4th place in the league. Daniel has moved to Orlando and will be coaching for Champions Sports Complex. JOSE JOSE DELGADO: Jose Jose started playing volleyball at the age of 14 in Puerto Rico. During his early years he played for the Junior National Team. His Junior Olympic Team won the silver medal 3 consecutive years at the Junior Olympics. In 1999, his team took home the silver medal at the Junior National and he was the Youth NORCCCA "Best Attacker" silver medal winner. Jose Jose then moved up to play for the Puerto Rican Pro Superior League where he won the championship three times. Jose Jose played 5 years of college volleyball at the University of Hawaii. In 2001 his team won the National Championship and he was named Freshman All-American Player. In 2004 he won the MPSF Player of the week twice and also the MPSF All-Academic team. Two years later, he made the MPSF 3rd team. Jose Jose coached both volleyball and football camps over the past 2 years. He is looking forward to coaching for Champions Sports Complex. MEGHAN DORSCHNER: Meghan grew up around the game of volleyball from the time she was a little girl, because her mother was a volleyball coach. In her high school in Minnesota, she was a three time letter winner as well as three time all-time conference player. Before moving to Florida in 2004, she coached both high school and club volleyball. She moved to Florida because she received a full scholarship to play volleyball at South Florida Community College. During her college volleyball career she received All-Conference Player, Most Valuable Player Award, and holds two records: most set assists in a game and most assists in a season at SFCC. She coached one year at Orlando Volleyball Academy and currently is the head coach at Freedom High School. This year, Meghan will finish her degree in Sports and Fitness at UCF. MARCIA ANDERSON: A graduate from The Pennsylvania State University, Marcia began coaching at Erie Central High School in 1996 as the JV head coach and as an assistant varsity coach. After graduating, she accepted a teaching position at Fort Bend Baptist Academy in Sugarland, Texas and became the freshmen girls volleyball coach. In 1999, Marcia moved to Orlando, Florida where she became involved with Holy Family Catholic Middle School. Marcia was instrumental in developing a championship winning program for the boys and girls teams at both the varsity and JV levels, winning five championship titles in four years. In 2003, Marcia accepted a position at Bishop Moore Catholic High School coaching the JV girls volleyball team. Marcia led to a great 22-3 season and a second place win at the Tampa Prep JV Tournament. In 2005 she became the assistant Varsity coach, where the team won both district and regional finals. The team went on to become a state final four runner-up. Currently Marcia is coaching the Freshman team at BMCHS. CAMILLE EMMANEELLI : This is Camille's first year as assistant coach at the club level. Born in Ponce, Puerto Rico, she started playing volleyball at the age of eight and represented the 10U Ponce-Volley team. She then moved up to toher categories playing in a lot of tournaments during her early years in Puerto Rico. She has played every position over the course of her playing career. Once she was in high school she preffered the position of setter. During her high school years she attended Poinciana High School in Kissimmee, Florida. She was a four year varsity player and the captain of her squad her last two years in high school. Her senior year she rotated to defensive specialist and setter. In high school Camille was selected to the All-County team her senior year. She was also a All-Conference player all four years she played. This helped her recieve a scholarship to attend Warner Southern College located in Lake Wales, Florida. She attended her first year and then transferred to Webber International University located in Babson Park, Florida. In both Colleges she was the starting setter of the squad. Camille graduated with a bachelor's degree in Hospitality Business Management from Webber International University in 2005. She is currently a working mother and has her own Online Travel Agency (Top Vacations Travel & Tours). Camille is currently on her Master's Degree. Camille was enrolled in Varsity Soccer and Softball leagues through her high school years.