Brenda is a 5 time OUA Coach of the Year and OUA 3M Coaching Award Winner; She is in her 24th season with Queen's and her 37th year of coaching; Her teams have a 528–206 win/loss record with 4 OUA titles and 6 OUA Silver Medals; Brenda's 2006 team finished 5th in Canada; Brenda has also coached 8 years with the Ontario Provincial Team Program and won a Gold Medal at the 1993 Canada Games; She was also Assistant Coach of the Canada Men's A2 team in 2002 and Head Coach of the 21U Ontario Provincial Team in 2007; In the summer of 2009 , she was Head Coach of Canada's team at the World Maccabia Games in Israel earning a Bronze Medal; Brenda is past President of the OVA and Vice–President of the CIS Men's Volleyball Coaches Association.

Pam Hoerup enters her sixth season as the head coach for the Cortland State women's volleyball program in 2010. She was also an assistant coach for the Red Dragons in 2004. Hoerup has a career record of 149-55 (.730) and has led Cortland to at least 25 victories in each of her first five seasons. In 2009, the Red Dragons finished 25-12 and advanced to the championship match of the State University of New York Athletic Conference (SUNYAC) tournament. In 2007, the Red Dragons posted a 32-11 overall record, tied for 17th nationally in the NCAA Division III playoffs, captured the SUNYAC Tournament title and recorded a perfect 10-0 mark in the SUNYAC East Division. Prior to Cortland, Hoerup coached the girls' varsity volleyball team at Trumansburg High School from 1990-2003. She compiled a 216-59 record and led the team to four state final four appearances in her last eight years, including 2002-2003.

Steve Leknois is in his 20th year of coaching volleyball. Leknois is entering his ninth season as the Head Coach of the Royal Military College Men's Varsity Volleyball Program. Steve has coached in numerous programs, including the 2010 Canadian National B Team, Queen's University men's program, and the Ontario Provincial Team. Coach Leknois is currently involved with the Ontario Volleyball Association (OVA) as a club coach as well as the President of the Pegasus Volleyball Club. He is also a Level 1 theory-qualified instructor. Prior to coaching, Steve played high-calibre club volleyball, including several years with the Canadian CISM (Conseil International du Sport Militaire) program.

Jason Trepanier is the Technical Director for the Ontario Volleyball Association. Jason was a standout player and MVP at Dalhousie University where he was a First Team All-Canadian. He played on the 1999 Canadian National Team representing Canada at the World Cup,Pan Am Games, and America's Cup Events. Trepanier then turned pro and played in Europe for six years with teams in Belgium,Spain,Switzerland,Turkey, and the Netherlands. Jason was hired as the Performance Enhancement Team Head Coach for the OVA following his pro career and also served as a Provincial Team Head Coach.

John May is the Head Coach of the Crush Volleyball Club. Crush has been one of the strongest boys clubs in Canada, winning several Provincial and National Championships. The athletes from Crush have also won several Provincial and Nationals medals on the beach. John has also worked with many of the top beach athletes in Canada, including coaching John Child and Mark Heese at the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens. During John's playing career he was a large part of York University's success when they won three straight OUA titles from 1980-1982.