Each year our staff organizes a three-day event dedicated to the advancement of the development of all prospective student-athletes in our community. The goal of this camp is to provide athletes with access to learn about what training is like at the NCAA level. Each year we invite NCAA DI and DII coaches from around the state of Florida and the United States to run a training session similar to those that their NCAA athletes experience on a daily basis.
Camp Details
DATES & TIMES
JUNE 7, 2025
Session 1: 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Florida State University
Lindsay Allman – Associate Head Coach
Session 2: 2:00 PM – 5:00 PM
Tulane University
Jalissa Trotter, Assistant Coach
JUNE 8, 2025
Session 3: 9:00 AM – 12:00 AM
Coastal Carolina University
Aaron King – Assistant Coach
Session 4: 2:00 PM – 5:00 PM
East Tennessee State University
Emily Arnold, Assistant Coach
FORMAT
Open to All 2025, 2026, 2027, 2028 and, 2029 Graduating Class Athletes
NCAA DI & DII COACHES FROM AROUND THE COUNTRY WILL JOIN OUR STAFF IN FOUR TRAINING SESSIONS DESIGNED TO EXPOSE ATHLETES TO DIFFERENT TRAINING METHODS USED BY SOME OF THE TOP COLLEGE PROGRAMS AND COACHES. COACHES WILL DISCUSS GENERAL RECRUITING INFORMATION, IMPORTANT DATES, AND NEW NCAA LEGISLATION.
COST
ALL 4 Sessions: JJVA member $320*, nonmember $400 | Open to any and all athletes
Per Session: JJVA member $100*, nonmember $120 | Open to any and all athletes
* Any and all athletes are able to purchase a membership through the EZfacility registration portal and/or MemberMe+ app at checkout
- Athletes who register for this camp on Saturday, June 7, 2025, or walk in to register may not receive a T-shirt.
Registration
JJVA MEMBERS
NON-MEMBERS
Refund Policy, as required by the NCAA:
- $100 non-refundable fee
- No refunds can be issued for camper withdrawing once camp session starts
- No refunds issued for missing part of camp.
- Camp credit cannot be issued in lieu of refund
- Refunds will not be issued on or after: June 1, 2025.
Cancellations due to injury with medical documentation provided by a physician prior to the start of the camp session, stating that the camper is unable to participate will be refunded minus a $100 non-refundable fee. There will be no partial refund for unscheduled cancellation of a camp session/day after the camp has started.
2024 Attending Schools & Coaches
Lindsay Allman
Florida State University – Associate Head Coach (NCAA DI)
Florida State Volleyball Head Coach Chris Poole announced the addition of Associate Head Coach Lindsay Allman to the Seminole program on March 22, 2022. She completed her second season with the Seminoles in the 2023 campaign, proving to be an enormous part of FSU’s co-ACC Championship where they finished 16-2 in the league.
Allman earned some much-deserved recognition in 2023 when she was named to the Volleyball Magazine College Coaching Hotshots List. The selection is proof of all the outstanding intangibles she has.
Allman is tasked with operating as the team’s recruiting coordinator, while her training will include primary work with FSU’s outside hitters and ball control.
“I’m very excited to add an Associate Head Coach to our program that has already been an assistant coach at a Power Five level at Wake Forest and also has head coaching experience from her time at Indiana State,” Poole said. “Lindsay has a strong reputation of being a great recruiter, a players’ coach with her focus on team culture, and she did an amazing job building the Indiana State Volleyball program.”
Allman played a large role in the incredible production of outside hitter Audrey Koenig, who was recognized as the ACC Co-Player of the Year. FSU’s attacking unit was a strength in 2023, paving the way for yet another NCAA Tournament appearance.
Allman, a native of St. Louis, Mo., honed her coaching skills in recent years in the Missouri Valley Conference. She spent five years from 2017-21 building Indiana State into a program on the rise, guiding the Sycamores to an 18-13 overall record in 2021 and leading them to their first conference tournament win since 2017.
Allman’s addition gives the Seminoles three members of their coaching staff who have been collegiate head coaches. Current Associate Head Coach Jeff Hulsmeyer was also a head coach at Western Kentucky, Arkansas State and Purdue.
“I am grateful to Coach Poole for this opportunity to join the FSU community and be part of a top caliber program under his leadership,” Allman said. “I’m excited to learn from the number one women’s athletic department in the country and two excellent coaches in Chris and Jeff. I look forward to standing alongside our players here on and off the court. Go Noles!”
The 18 victories by Indiana State in 2021 under Allman were its most since joining the Missouri Valley Conference in 1983.
The 2021 season culminated in a bid to the National Invitational Volleyball Championships field. In her five seasons, Indiana State made two MVC semifinal appearances in their conference tournament.
Allman helped develop several Indiana State student-athletes, including All-MVC selections Laura Gross and Madeline Williams. The Sycamores also received the AVCA All-Academic Award in each of Allman’s five seasons as head coach.
As the recruiting coordinator for Bradley from 2013-15, Allman’s time was impactful with the Braves.
In 2013, Bradley finished with 13 overall wins and seven wins in the MVC, the program’s best marks since 2005. The Braves made their conference tournament in that season for the first time since 2005.
Her Power Five experience came in one season with Wake Forest in 2016, helping two Demon Deacons in outside hitter Caroline Rassenfoss and middle blocker Caitlyn Della earn All-ACC Freshmen honors.
Allman was an accomplished collegiate athlete at Maine, recording more than 1,000 career kills as well as over 1,000 career digs as a four-year starter with the Black Bears. She was a First Team All-America East Conference player as a captain in 2008, and also enjoyed success in the classroom as a three-time America East Honor Roll student from 2007-09.
She is a 2009 graduate from Maine with a bachelor’s degree in Mass Communication and minors in Public Relations and Child Development. She earned her master’s degree in social work from Southern Miss in 2011, where she was also a Graduate Assistant Coach for three seasons.
Allman is married to Tallahassee native and Florida State University graduate William Dehler. They have two children.
Jalissa Trotter
Tulane University – Assistant Coach
Trotter comes to NOLA from Butler University, where she was an assistant for the Bulldogs for the 2022 season. She also served as the interim head coach for a time during the spring of 2023. Prior to her stop in Indianapolis, she competed her second year of professional volleyball with Polkky Kuusamo of Finland’s Mestaruusliiga, finishing her playing career as the league’s female MVP. While receiving several setter/player of the month awards in Finland, Trotter also led them to a Finnish Cup Championship and a finish League championship, both firsts for the club. While competing abroad, she completed her master’s degree online at Southern Arkansas University. Coach Trotter has a Master’s in Kinesiology with a focus in Coaching.
Prior to her return to her second year to play professionally, she was an assistant volleyball coach at Ouachita Baptist University, where she aided in the team’s organization, preparation, and strength and conditioning plans.
“Jalissa Trotter is an incredible addition to our staff, and I am honored to have her join our Tulane family,” said Price. “Jalissa brings a wealth of knowledge to our team in multiple arenas. Having coached against her while she was a player, I distinctly remember the passionate fight, leadership, and elite skills she brought to the court. I am thrilled for her to influence our team and culture in the same ways she did as a player, only now in a coaching role.
“Jalissa brings experience to our offensive systems, and I believe she has the ability to curate some of the nation’s most elite setters. Her integrity, enthusiasm for the sport of volleyball, and desire to build a program the right way make Jalissa the perfect addition to our family.”
Trotter played collegiately at Syracuse from 2015 to 2018. As a setter, she ranks eighth in the program’s history with 2,520 career assists. She was a 2018 All-ACC Academic honoree, got ACC Player of the Week (10/23), and made Cyclone Classic All-Tournament Team. She was also a Member of the Leadership Committee of Syracuse University’s Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) and Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA). She was also a four-time member of the ACC Academic Honor Roll.
“Excited is an understatement of how I feel to be part of this athletic department,” Trotter said. “I am stoked to be working under Jordana after playing against her in previous years. My coaching philosophy is athlete-centered. I desire to improve the overall wellness of students by focusing on physical and intellectual growth in sports and life, incorporating fundamental skills that teach accountability, commitment, and success. I seek a program that can offer the proper necessities needed for each student-athlete to develop and accomplish their goals in sports and education. At Tulane, I have found that and so much more.”
The Texas native has athletic bloodlines, including her mother, Melissa Trotter-Hardy, who played volleyball at Henderson State (1994-98). Her uncle Nicholas Trotter who played football at SFA and her uncle Jeremiah Trotter, who played in the National Football League for 12 years, was a four-time Pro Bowler at linebacker.
At Tulane, Coach Trotter will assist with the Green Wave offense while training the setters and defenders.
Aaron King
Coastal Carolina University – Assistant Volleyball Coach (NCAA DI)
Aaron King joined the Coastal Carolina volleyball staff in January 2025 as an assistant coach.
King joins Teal Nation after two seasons as the assistant coach and recruiting coordinator at Mississippi State.
In the 2023 season, the Bulldogs finished with a 13-15 record, including a 6-12 SEC record that featured a Top 15 victory against No. 14 Florida (Oct. 13). It was the second time in program history and the first time at home the Bulldogs earned win over the Gators. State also collected wins against Western Michigan (Sept. 8) and SEC foe Auburn (Nov. 15), who received bids to the NCAA Tournament.
King assisted in the development of three student-athletes who received SEC weekly honors in 2023. Libero Lauren Myrick tabbed her first SEC weekly honor by being named SEC Co-Defensive Player of the Week, while middle blocker Zoe Gonzales collected her first SEC Defensive Player of the Week. Right side Amina Shackelford earned SEC Co-Offensive Player of the Week, the first of her career. Off the court, middle blocker Rebecca Walk was named to the SEC Community Service Team for the third consecutive year and College Sports Communicators (CSC) Academic All-District Team for the second consecutive year.
King concluded his sixth season as an assistant coach at Stetson University. During his six seasons, the Hatters won 65 overall matches and 38 conference wins. The Hatters won a single-season record eight matches in row in 2019 and posted their first winning season in ASUN play since 2002.
During King’s six seasons, he assisted in developing a ASUN Freshman of the Year, three members of the All-Freshman Team, three Second Team All-Conference selections, seven ASUN Players of the Week, seven ASUN Defensive Players of the Week and seven ASUN Freshmen of the Week.
King served as a volunteer assistant at Western Kentucky in 2016. Where he helped guide the Lady Toppers to a 30-3 record, a Conference USA regular season and tournament championship, and trip to the NCAA tournament. He assisted the program in several areas including training skills, opponent scouting and film work. He helped coach two AVCA All-Americans and three PrepVolleyball.com All-Americans.
King graduated from Western Kentucky University in 2017. While there, he studied Architectural Science and earned a bachelor’s degree in interdisciplinary studies. He also served as a practice player for the Lady Toppers from 2013-16 and worked as a court coach for two years at WKU volleyball camps.
King also served on the coaching staff of the Bravo Volleyball Club in Bowling Green, Ky. He was the head coach of the 14’s in 2016. There he oversaw all aspects of the team and served as the offensive floater coach in 2017, working with multiple teams and age groups on offensive skills.
A 2011 graduate of Louisville’s Trinity High School, King was a four-year member of the volleyball team, serving as a middle hitter and team captain during his senior year. He also played for the Fury Club team for four years.
Emily Arnold
East Tennessee State – Assistant Coach (NCAA DI)
Emily Arnold joined Head Coach Lindsey Devine’s coaching staff in February 2024.
Arnold returns to Johnson City after playing for the Bucs from 2019 through the spring season in 2021. While at ETSU, Arnold was a six-time SoCon Setter of the Week and earned both SoCon All-Freshman Team and All-SoCon Second Team honors in 2019. She was also named the league’s Setter of the Month in October 2019. Arnold wrapped up her collegiate career at Bellarmine (2021-22) where she was a two-time Atlantic Sun Honor Roll recipient and led the team in assists in each season. Following her playing career, Arnold started her coaching career at the club level (17-2’s and 16-2’s). She helped coach and train athletes while serving in various roles with the club. Furthermore, she has assisted with summer camps and clinics, along with coaching at AAU events, while assisting in planning and training sessions.
A native of Louisville, Kentucky, Arnold had a decorated career both on and off the court at Sacred Heart Academy. She helped lead her team to a State Championship in 2016 and received an Under Armor All-American Honorable Mention in 2019. Off the court, she was an Academic All-State selection in both 2018 and 2019.