GPRC finds new head coach for Wolves men’s volleyball

Grande Prairie Regional College has hired a new head coach for the Wolves men’s volleyball team.

After 11 years with the team, Mike Lauzon announced he was stepping down last month, opening up the position for Mitchell Schneider.

Shneider has been the Assistant Coach for the Keyano College Huskies for two season, and spent several years with the Saskatchewan Volleyball Associations.

He says he’s admired GPRC’s program for many years, and is looking forward to getting involved.

Athletics Director Francois Fournier says they’re confident the program will continue to grow and succeed with his coaching philosophy and understanding of good education principles.

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