Club Director Stevie Mussie

Stevie Mussie comes to Capital City Volleyball Club, in the newly created role as Club Director resulting from the recent partnership / merger with TCA. Stevie is now in Raleigh and she is transitioning to handling ALL OF the day-to-day operational responsibilities for this CCVC / TCA Raleigh entity. While in this transition phase, that will result to taking over as Club Director, she will be working closely with the Executive Board and the current primary leadership of Francois Atallah, Enid Badillo, Mike Malloy and Jeff Feuerhelm. Stevie will soon be the point person for all of the operations with CCVC / TCA. This is an exciting step for raising the volleyball performance bar in the Raleigh, so please welcome Stevie as she becomes familiar with the area, the CCVC / TCA Raleigh operations, and mostly the CCVC / TCA Raleigh family.

Stevie has PAC10 playing experience, as well as, coaching experience in the club and collegiate environments. At the club level she has coached girls in both California and Washington into top 5 finishes at national qualifiers. Stevie also brings collegiate coaching experience to TCA, where she was an assistant coach at the University of Colorado performing coaching duties, directing camps, clinics, travel coordination, and junior club volleyball player recruiting. She also assisted in running many of the “behind the scenes” operations of a college team. Steve was an integral part of Gold Medal Squared camps and clinics.  As a player at the University of Washington, she was chosen at the 2006 NCAA Seattle Region MVP, as well as an All PAC 10 outside hitter who helped lead the University of Washington to two very successful seasons.  Stevie’s accomplishments are numerous.  Some of these include:

• 2003 Big West Freshman Team
• 2005 NCAA National Champion
• 2006 NCAA Final Four
• 2006 NCAA Seattle Region MVP
• 2007 Pac 10 Player of the Week
• 2007 All PAC 10 team 

Stevie received her B.A. Degree from the University of Washington in Sociology and has attended various leadership and continuing education courses.  Stevie looks forward to sharing her playing and coaching experiences with the CVCC / TCA members and will take a special interest in helping young players migrate through the college volleyball recruiting process so that they find the right mix of academics and volleyball opportunities. 

Stevie is very excited to help merge these two clubs together into one, and to take volleyball in the Carolina Region and the Raleigh area to a new level.