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Tom Ackerman

Director of Conference Services
Head Women's Volleyball Coach

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Year Started at Greenville
1997

Education
B.S. in Recreational Leadership, Greenville College, 1999

Playing Career
Started Men's Club team at GC in 1996
Conference Champions 1999
Three-time first team all-conference
Regional Champions "A" level volleyball 2001
National Champions "A" level volleyball 2002

Coaching Career
Ackerman has been coaching for seven years. In his first year as head coach at GC, he received the SLIAC Coach of the Year award. He also lead the team to their best record in ten years and the highest conference finish ever. Ackerman served as assistant coach at Greenville College for five years prior to being named head coach.

Ackerman also coaches a boys select team from the St.Louis area who were, at one time, ranked fourth in the nation. His team won more tournaments than any other team in their age group last season and capped off the season with a regional championship.

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Greenville College is a four-year, Christian college providing a quality liberal arts education for over 1200 traditional, adult-degree-completion and graduate students.
Founded in 1892, Greenville College is located in Greenville, Illinois, about 45 miles from St. Louis on I-70, and is affiliated with the Free Methodist Church.