Jamie Wilson

Bio

With over two decades of coaching experience across high school, club, and collegiate levels, Coach Jamie Wilson is a dynamic leader and trusted mentor in the sport of volleyball. Since 2022, she has served as the Head Volleyball Coach at Cleveland Community College, where she was instrumental in launching the YETIS volleyball program. In just two seasons, she has transformed the team into a rising force in NJCAA Region 10, earning regional recognition and competitive success.

Under her leadership, the Yetis have posted consecutive 21+ win seasons, secured multiple All-Region honors, reached the Region 10 Tournament Final Four and Runner-Up position, and made an appearance in the NJCAA District Championship. Her outstanding coaching was recognized with the Region 10 Coach of the Year award during the team’s inaugural 2023 season—an extraordinary accomplishment for a brand-new program.

Beyond the collegiate level, Coach Wilson is the founder and director of Cleveland Chaos Volleyball Club, where she has led strategic growth, athlete development, and tournament operations since 2014. Her dedication to nurturing talent has helped countless young athletes excel both on and off the court.

Prior to her collegiate and club achievements, Wilson built a powerhouse program at Crest High School as the Varsity Volleyball Coach. There, she was honored six times as Big South Conference Coach of the Year while cultivating a culture of excellence, accountability, and unity.

Coach Wilson is widely respected for her tireless work ethic, athlete-centered coaching philosophy, and emphasis on holistic player development—mentally, physically, and personally. Her technical expertise is matched by her ability to build meaningful connections, motivate teams, and foster a positive, high-performance environment.

She holds both a Bachelor of Science and Master of Arts in Communication Disorders from Appalachian State University and has worked extensively as a Speech-Language Pathologist, enhancing her communication and teaching skills in diverse educational settings.

Off the court, Jamie is a proud wife and mother. She and her husband Chris have been married for 23 years and are parents to three children—Jack, Ben, and Livy—who are the heart of her inspiration and biggest fans of her coaching journey.