AOTW: Kieran Coughlin

by The Santa Clara
October 8, 2015

Men’s Club Volleyball

Starting Libero Kieran Coughlin helped the Broncos finish 25th in the nation last season.

What are your expectations for the upcoming season?

“We have a great freshmen class coming in. We’re just hoping to build off last season’s strong finish at nationals.”

How is it adjusting to a new Head Coach?

“Coach Mooney has been great so far and the team has already taken a likening towards him. We’re excited that our coach from last year will still be around though.”

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