Alfred Agcaoili & Jay Hosack

, Alfred Agcaoili Volleyball Training Camps™

and Vertical Sports Et Cetera, LLC, a youth and junior sport organization that allows USA athletes and coaches to travel and compete internationally.  Agcaoili, a longtime restaurant manager of fine dining, sports pub, and prestigious private social and athletic clubs, is the owner of HawaiKi® (pronounced ha-va-ee-kee) Restaurant & Bar.  The native of Hawai`i has been an active camp director and instructor since 1991 conducting and instructing at clinics and camps in Italy, New Zealand, American Samoa and Canada and has coached at the NCAA and NAIA collegiate levels at Chaminade University (Honolulu), Pacific West Conference champion, and Lindenwood University (Mo.), 2009 Tachikara® NAIA Men's National Invitational champion.  He has trained numerous male and female AVCA All America, All Conference and AVCA All Region recipients at the collegiate level assisting with conference champion teams in women's and men's volleyball.  Agcaoili has also trained and coached athletes that have competed at NCAA Division I Final Four national championships, have won NCAA and NAIA collegiate national titles, high school national titles and state championships, including training and coaching high school and collegiate Player of the Year award winners, junior club All America and Volleyball magazine "Fab 50" male and female national honorees.  Agcaoili has worked with some of the best in the sport of volleyball: Olympians, professional indoor club coaches and athletes, and top NCAA Division I and international coaches worldwide.  Former players and close personal friends have gone on to have successful playing careers at the professional indoor and beach levels.  Mentored by world-class coaches, Agcaoili is respected for his ability to break down and develop high-level playing and competition skills based on minute points of teaching and contemporary training methods.  Agcaoili attended the University of Hawai`i at Manoa and completed studies towards his bachelor of arts degree in political science with an emphasis on public administration.  He plans to work towards a master's degree program in business administration. 





Jay Hosack (pronounced haw-sick) , camp director, is the owner of The Jay Hosack Volleyball Training Camps™ and is senior vice president of Club Vertical Volleyball, LLC junior national boys and girls volleyball club.  He has extensive international, collegiate and junior club coaching experience.  He is currently the assistant men's volleyball coach at Penn State University, a two-time NCAA Division I national championship program that has competed in 16 NCAA Final Four national championships, 25 NCAA national championship tournament appearances, 26 EIVA/ECVL championships and 75 AVCA All America recipients in school history.  Hosack, a junior club national champion head coach, has international coaching experience after serving as an assistant coach from 2006-2008 for the USA Men's National Team that won the 2008 World League Championship and the gold medal at the Olympics in Beijing.  He also held coaching assignments with the USA Boys Junior National Team and with the USA Volleyball A2 national camp.  Hosack has been a successful NCAA men's and women's volleyball head coach guiding the UC Santa Cruz programs to new heights.  His men were nationally ranked annually during his tenure from 2000-2004 of which Hosack guided the men's team to a No. 2 national ranking and the NCAA Final Four.  He earned two Coach of the Year awards prior to his assignment in Southern California at Irvine Valley College as associate head men's and women's volleyball coach where he earned two Co-Coach of the Year honors guiding the men to conference and state championships and the women to a conference championship.  He later became an assistant women's volleyball coach at UC Irvine while maintaining his coaching assignment at Irvine Valley College.  While at UCI, Hosack continued to assist the USA Men's National Team as a member of its coaching staff.  Hosack has worked under some of the top coaches in world including All-Time Great Award recipients, gold medal winning Olympic coaches and NCAA Division I national champion coaches.  Hosack is respected for his insight and wide and varied skills in video analysis, player skill development, practice planning and organization and scouting acumen.  He has directed camps in Northern California, Pennsylvania, Guatemala, El Salavdor among others.  Hosack earned his bachelor's degree in sociology from UC Santa Cruz and a master's degree in coaching and athletic administration from Concordia (Calif.) University.  Jay and his wife currently reside in Bellefonte, Pa.