Casey "Quiggs" Quiggle enters his second season. Bringing a wealth of coaching experience to Colorado Northwestern Community College (CNCC) after successful stints at various levels of competition, Coach Quiggs aims to continue building the volleyball program. Originally from San Clemente, CA, Coach Quiggs discovered his passion for coaching while coaching at the high school and club levels in California in 2004. After completing his Masters in Coaching and Athletic Administration in 2017, he transitioned to collegiate coaching.
With a Bachelor’s degree in Political Science from Central College in Pella, Iowa, an MBA from the University of Phoenix, and a Master's degree in Coaching and Athletic Administration from Concordia University Irvine, Coach Quiggs brings a diverse educational background to his coaching career. His coaching journey spans over 20 years, during which he has coached at both high school and club levels before making his mark in collegiate volleyball.
Coach Quiggs has an impressive track record of success, including guiding Aliso Niguel High School to multiple league championships and a CIF (SS) Championship during his seven-year tenure. At the collegiate level, he served as an Assistant Coach at the University of Jamestown, contributing to one of the program's best seasons in history.
His coaching experience extends across different states, having served as Head Coach at Southwestern Community College in Iowa and Sheridan College in Wyoming as well as Head Coach at Tabor College in Kansas prior to coming to CNCC.
In addition to his coaching prowess, Coach Quiggs brings extensive athletic experience, having competed in soccer, baseball, and football at both high school and collegiate levels. Now, entering his 21st season, Coach Quiggs is excited to improve on last season's campaign.
Outside of coaching, Coach Quiggs enjoys spending time outdoors with his dog Cash, as well as hosting gatherings with good music and delicious BBQ. His dedication to athletics, coupled with his passion for coaching, makes him a valuable addition to the CNCC athletics community.
