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Fans got their first glimpse of the Central Michigan volleyball program under its new head coach Mike Gawlik Aug. 20 at its annual maroon and gold scrimmage.
Mike Gawlik has climbed Temple Mountain and cage-dived with great white sharks in South Africa. He has been to Greece and Egypt. A trip to Thailand on April 29 marked his fifth continent visited.
With the hiring of Mike Gawlik, Central Michigan volleyball has its new head coach. One question is left unanswered: Why was former Head Coach Erik Olson suspended?
After a disappointing 2015 season and a resignation from its former head coach, the Central Michigan volleyball team has started its next chapter.
Central Michigan Athletics announced today Mike Gawlik will serve as CMU volleyball’s head coach.
The Central Michigan volleyball team is officially without a head coach.
It is not often an athletics department finds itself looking for two head coaches after two resignations in a year.
After two months of being investigated for unprofessional behavior toward athletes, Central Michigan Head Volleyball Coach Erik Olson has resigned.
Throughout all the challenges this season, Associate Head Coach Theresa Beeckman found a way to keep Central Michigan’s volleyball team focused. Volleyball wasn’t Beeckman’s first love, but the coach her team calls "Tree" had an impact on the game and the players she coached this season.
It was a season of uncertainty for the Central Michigan volleyball team.
Volleyball Coach Erik Olson was put on paid administrative leave after the Faculty Association received a complaint that he “engaged in unprofessional behavior toward the athletes.”
Even after losing both matches on the weekend, Central Michigan’s volleyball team still had a chance for a postseason berth. For a few minutes, at least.
With its season on the line, Central Michigan’s volleyball team went to Muncie, Indiana and fell in five sets to Ball State Saturday.
The Central Michigan volleyball team was two points away in the fifth set from clinching a spot in the Mid-American Conference Tournament. The Toledo Rockets decided to blow up the chance of a CMU celebration.
The last time the Central Michigan volleyball team made the Mid-American Conference Tournament was in 2012.
After last season, Hallie Enderle had to give up playing Central Michigan volleyball. However, she has not given up the university or her sport.
After losing three role players from the 2014 roster as well as undergoing a coaching switch during the middle of this season, the Central Michigan volleyball team knows all about adapting.
In some sports, being on the bench is frowned upon. In volleyball, it’s where the party starts.
Central Michigan volleyball got an early preview of the Mid-American Conference Tournament in Athens, Ohio, but was swept by the Ohio Bobcats (25-18, 25-22, 25-21). CMU drops to 11-16 (6-8 MAC) and is currently in fourth place in the MAC West.
It was a night of celebration for the Central Michigan volleyball team.
