Brandon Eang has been the head coach of both the girls' and boys' volleyball teams at Westford Academy since 2001. In 2017, he was honored as the Lowell Sun Coach of the Year. Additionally, he serves as the head coach for the volleyball division and is a board member of the USA Cambodia Sports Association. Brandon played a key role in recruiting players to help field the Cambodian Women's National Volleyball Team in both indoor and beach volleyball during the SEA Games 2023.

Alongside his coaching at Westford Academy, Brandon has coached for Ignite VBC and Bamboo VBC, bringing extensive knowledge and experience to his coaching sessions. He is responsible for strategically developing the skills segment of our programs and serves as the head coach for most practices during the season. As a local resident, he is enthusiastic about increasing volleyball opportunities in the area and watching the sport continue to grow.

Currently coaching field events for high school track and field (11 yrs) as well as volleyball from 1993 - 2001, Bill returned to coaching volleyball in 2021.  He is an avid golfer and sports enthusiast who loves the challenge of competition in any sport. He brings an analytical mind and a critical eye to the court.  Bill is always looking to help his athletes get to the next level by encouraging them to try different techniques or methods.  His philosophy is “no matter how good a player is, they can always get better”.

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Pirak is a college student at Middlesex Community College and has been a coach for the past three years. He has been involved with volleyball for over ten years and continues to enjoy many aspects of the game. Pirak has experience coaching middle school, high school, and club teams. With over a decade of experience in volleyball and a few years of coaching under his belt, he is excited to help players grow and enjoy the game as much as he does.

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Mia Rose joins Ignite Volleyball Club with six years of experience playing on both club and school teams. As a former varsity captain in her senior year, she has a strong foundation in volleyball and a deep understanding of the importance of leadership and teamwork both on and off the court. Now transitioning into coaching, Mia is excited to guide athletes toward a successful season while nurturing their love for the game. Outside of volleyball, she works full-time as a nail technician. Mia looks forward to a winning season with Ignite Volleyball Club and is dedicated to helping players reach their full potential.

Kalvin Bowen is a college student at UMass Lowell and has played volleyball for four years at Westford Academy. As a setter, Kalvin played a key role in helping his 2021 team win the Dual County Championship (DCL) for the first time, as well as the Northeast Regional Championships, which allowed them to advance to the semi-finals of the MIAA State Tournament. Now transitioning into coaching, Kalvin is excited to guide athletes toward a successful season while nurturing their love for the game.