Dave Shondell

Dave Shondell

Dave Shondell (born January 17, 1985)is the head women's volleyball coach at Purdue University.

Shondell was raised in Muncie, Indiana. He began his career at Daleville High School in Daleville, Indiana, just outside of Muncie. After his tenure there, he then moved to Muncie Central High School, in Muncie. While at Muncie Central and Daleville, he earned about 600 wins with roughly a .850 winning percentage, 4 state championships, and a mythical national runner-up. He was also recognized as the 2002 National Coach of the Year by Prepvolleyball.com. He took over as director the Munciana Volleyball Club while at Muncie Central. Munciana earned almost 20 national championships under Shondell's direction. It is still known as one of the premier volleyball clubs in the country. In 2002, he accepted the Women's Volleyball coaching job at Purdue University. In his eight years at Purdue, Shondell has accumulated over 150 victories, six NCAA Tournament berths, and three trips to the Sweet Sixteen.[1]

Big Ten rankings

Throughout his career at Purdue University, Shondell has gradually enhanced the program's Big Ten standings.[2]

2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010
7-13 9-11 9-11 11-9 11-9 13-7 6-14 12-8
8th place 6th place 5th place 5th place 3rd place (co) 4th place 7th place (tie) 4th place (co)

Family

Shondell is part of possibly, the most well-known family in volleyball.

Shondell is the son of Dr. Don Shondell. Shondell's brother is Steve Shondell, head women's volleyball coach at Ball State University. Shondell's other brother, John, is one of his assistants at Purdue.[1] Shondell's daughter is Lindsay Shondell, assistant women's volleyball coach at Villanova University.[1] Shondell's youngest child Kyle is a Manager for the Purdue Women's Volleyball team.

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