Lets meet your Directors!!!

Carrie Christensen is a returning director with Capital Volleyball Club.  This is her second year in this role, and previously served on the Board of Directors with CVC.  Christensen is currently in her 5th year coaching with the Bismarck Century Patriots.  She is also a physical education teacher at Century High School.  Before coaching with the Patriots, she was a middle school coach at Simle Middle School. 

“My goals for the club are for it to be a place for our youth to continue to improve their volleyball skills, develop and foster a love for the game, and to teach them life skills outside of volleyball.  Our community loves volleyball and I hope that we can continue to bring our community together! I love that CVC provides athletes across the area to develop friendships and opportunities.” 

Christensen graduated from the University of Mary in 2016 with a bachelor’s in physical education and Athletic Training.  She completed her Masters in 2022 in physical education and sports administration.  Christensen along with her husband Logan have two kids, Milo and Emmett.  They enjoy being outside and physical activity especially volleyball and soccer.

Lets meet your Directors!!! Please Welcome Kyle Kuether to the club!

Kyle Kuether is starting his first year as director for Capital Volleyball Club. Kuether, a Bismarck native, is currently in his 3rd year as the head volleyball coach at Bismarck State College. Before coaching at Bismarck State, Kuether was an assistant coach at Fargo North High School in 2009 then was an assistant at St. Mary’s High School from 2011-2014. Kuether then accepted the head coach position at St. Mary’s from 2015-2020. He has also coached K-8th grade and has club coaching experience with CVC and Club Impulse.

“My goals for CVC are to help cultivate a club for high school girls to improve their skills, work in a healthy team environment and pursue post high school playing. We have a community in Bismarck that loves volleyball and loves helping younger players succeed. I want to help develop this club into the premier club in our area and a club people can be proud of. I also think it would be pretty awesome to develop a boys program at some point.”

Kuether graduated from BSC in 2008 and NDSU in 2010 with a degree in Sports Management. He is also a certified personal trainer and group fitness instructor. Kuether along with his wife Kelli have 3 kids, Harper, Lincoln and Niklynn who love being around the gym and coming to volleyball.

• Registration is now CLOSED FOR WINTER, SPRING IS STILL OPEN!
• We've made some updates and changes to the CVC seasons, be sure to check out the 2022-2023 Season tab to view all the info.

• What's New?!
  • Divisions: This season we are offering different divisions for each age level. These divisions are Open, Regional, Local & Club.
  • Why?: Offering different divisions gives athletes and families the ability to pick which level best fits them. Athletes will be able to register for the highest division they are willing to play. With the divisions we are able to offer different levels of travel, cost and time commitment! This will help us better serve our community and all athletes, including those in multiple sports/activities!

Wondering when to expect things to happen for CVC?

Check out the CVC Yearly Timeline below!

Winter:
12s:
Dec. 4th 6-8 PM @ Century High School
Dec. 5th 8-9:30 PM @ Horizon Middle School
13 Open:
Dec. 6th 8-9:30 PM @ Horizon Middle School
Dec. 7th 6-8 PM @ Wachter Middle School
13 Regional:
Dec.13th 8-9:30 PM @ Horizon Middle School
Dec. 14th 6-8 PM @ Wachter Middle School
14 Open:
Dec. 4th 8-10 PM @ Century High School
Dec. 5th 8-9:30 PM @ Horizon Middle School
14 Regional:
Dec. 11th 4-6 PM @ Century High School
Dec. 12th 8-10 PM @ Bismarck High School
High School Open (15-18):
Dec. 7th 8-10 PM @ Wachter Middle School
Dec. 8th 8-9:30 PM @ Horizon Middle School
High School Regional (15-18):
Dec.13th 8-9:30 PM @ Horizon Middle School
Dec. 14th 8-10 PM @ Wachter Middle School