coaches

Cam Green grew up in Manhattan Beach; he attended Mira Costa High School and played on the Mustang’s CIF Championship team in 1990. In 1992 he was first team All-CIF, Ocean League MVP, and named to Volleyball Magazine’s Fab 50. He went on to play for the CSUN Matadors, leading them to the Mountain Pacific sports Federation (MPSF) Tournament title and NCAA runner-up in 1993.

From 2001 to 2008 he coached on the AVP and FIVB tours with players including Nancy Mason Reynolds, Jennifer Kessey, Rachel Wacholder, Tyra Turner, and Riley and Madison McKibben. Cam also worked with Kerri Walsh Jennings and Misty May Treanor. He was part of the USC Men’s Volleyball coaching staff for seven years. During those years the Trojans made it to the NCAA Final Four three times, including twice as runner-up in 2009 and 2012. In 2016 and 2017 Cam assisted with the team at Long Beach State where they finished third in the NCAA tournament both years. Cam took on his current role as head coach of the Mira Costa High School girls indoor volleyball program in 2018.

He has coached club volleyball teams for the last 28 years, achieving four Open Division National Championships, as well as numerous top five finishes in both boys’ and girls’ divisions. 

Cam’s coaching philosophy has three components. First, his focus is on competition, learning to truly compete on and off the court. Athletes sometimes are not equipped with the tools and need to be taught how to deal with the pressures of competition. These lessons carry with them throughout their lives. Secondly, open and honest communication is key to a team’s success. The players need to understand not only what to do but why. Lastly, a coach must find what motivates the individual players; not everyone responds to the same motivation.

Coach Nicole is proud to be a part of the coaching staff with Mira Costa Volleyball. She has led the JV team to six very successful seasons. They’ve been champions of the Lakewood Tournament (2018, 2022), won the Dave Mohs Tournament four times (2019, 2021, 2022 & 2024) and are three-peat champions of the Redondo/Costa Molten Tournament (2022, 2023 & 2024).

She is from Fort Wayne, IN and played her indoor college career (‘99-‘03) at Indiana University-Purdue University Fort Wayne (IPFW). She began as a defensive specialist and transitioned to libero when that rule change went into effect in 2002. While at IPFW, Nicole was an integral part of the volleyball program when they transitioned from Div.II to a Div.I competitor. With 16 years of club coaching experience, SCVC has proudly been her home base as a club coach for the past 8 seasons coaching many different levels from 13’s to 18’s. Coach Nicole is also a certified Integrative Nutrition Health Coach and has developed strategies that will help the players learn about and focus on some of the non-physical aspects that are important to high level performance such as sleep, nutrition, mindfulness/breath awareness, self-compassion and growth mindset. She will help guide and empower each of the players to develop healthy practices that will benefit them on and off the court. She lives in Redondo Beach with her husband, Jeremy Roueche (DJ for the Lakers and the AVP).