Lindsay Peterson, a former standout player for Nebraska Volleyball, played a key role in helping the team secure an NCAA title in 2000. After her playing career, she went on to coach at Northern Colorado and Virginia Tech before taking on the Director of Operations role at the University of Nebraska.
Having witnessed the growth in popularity of women’s college volleyball over the years, Lindsay has seen first-hand how volleyball coaches have helped to increase attendance at matches and promote interest in collegiate women’s sports. In a recent podcast episode with Dave, they discussed the various factors that have contributed to this growth, as well as the story behind the world record for women’s sports attendance that was set last year.
Dave Mullins is the host of The ITA Coaches Podcast, which features engaging conversations with industry professionals on current coaching trends and other important aspects of tennis. One such trend is how volleyball coaches have contributed to increased popularity and attendance at matches. In a recent episode, Dave spoke with Lindsay Peterson about her experiences coaching and her observations on this trend.
If you’re interested in learning more about these topics and staying updated on the latest tennis news and trends, be sure to subscribe and tune in to The College Tennis Coaches Podcast on iTunes or Spotify. With valuable content ranging from current coaching trends to engaging discussions with industry professionals, this podcast is an excellent resource for tennis enthusiasts looking for insightful information.
