2007 Hall of Fame Inductees

Three categories have been established to recongnize individuals and teams, they are Athlete, Builder, and Team.  This year we have 3 people being recognized in the Athlete & Builder Category.

Left to Right: Daryl Ford, Lisa Kachkowsky-Norris, Scott Koskie

Daryl Ford: (Builder)

1974
• Coach, Duke of Marlborough Sr. Boys' V-ball team, Churchill, Mb.
1975-90
• Coach, Glenboro Panthers' Sr. Boys' V-ball team
• 11 MHSAA Zone 6 Championships
• 14 Provincial  A appearances
• 7 final 4 appearances
• 1 final appearance
1987
• Assistant Coach, Provincial Midget Boys' Team
• Placed 5th at Western Canada Midget Championships, Prince Albert

1991
• Head coach, Fiordland College men' and women's team, Te Anau, New Zealand
1992-2008
• Coach, Glenboro Panthers' Sr. Boys'  V-ball Team
• 16 Prov. A appearances
• 5 Prov. Finals 1995-1999
• 5 Prov. Championships, 1997-1999, 2003, 2007
• 3 finalists
• 3 final four appearances
1992
• MVA Grad All Star Coach
1999
• MVA Development Coach of the Year
2000
• Co-coach, Prov. Midget Boys' team
• Finished with silver medal, Edmonton
2001
• Head Coach, Prov. Midget Boys' Team - Gold medal, Regina, Sask.
2004-5 
• Assistant coach, Manitoba Canada Games Mens' Team  (Gold Medal)
2006
• Head Coach, Prov. 17U Mens' Volleyball Team
2006-9
• Assistant coach Winnipeg Wesmen (CIS Gold and Silver medals)
1993-2001
• Member, MVA Technical Committee
1999-2009
• NTCC Level 1 and 2 Course Conductor
2002-9 
• Chairman, Grassroots Development Committee
• Member, MVA Board of Directors
2007
• MVA Honor Society
20078 
• Director and Head Coach, MVA Volleyball on the Road
2008 
• Coaching Manitoba School System Coach of the Year-Peter Dick Award

Scott Koskie: (Athlete)

National Men’s Volleyball Team Member; 1995-2008
• 326 International Matches
• Team Captain 1998-2004
• Pan-American Games 1999, 2003
• World Cup of Volleyball 1995,1999,2003
• World Championships 1998, 2002, 2006
• NORCECA Championships 1995, 97, 99, 2001, 03, 05
• NORCECA Olympic Qualifying Tournaments 1996, 2000, 2004
• FIVB World Olympic Qualifying Tournaments 1996, 2000, 2004
• FIVB World League Volleyball 1999, 2000, 2007
• FISU Summer Universiade 1995
• Jr. National Team 1993

National Team Significant Results and Awards
• 1999 Pan-American Games Bronze Medalists.
• NORCECA Championships, 2003 Silver Medalists, 5 Time Bronze Medalists.
• NORCECA Olympic Qualifying Tournaments 3 Time Bronze Medalists
• 2005 NORCECA Championships Top Setter
• World Cup of Volleyball  1995 -  10th, 1999 -  8th, 2003 -  7th
• World Championships 2006 – 11th, 1998 – 13th
• FISU Universiade 1995  8th place

Professional Clubs
• 2008          – Al Rayyan Club, Qatar
• 2005-2007 – Montpellier Volleyball Club, France
• 2004-2005 – Dunkerque Volleyball Club, France
• 2003-2004 – Arona Tenerife Volleyball, Spain
• 2002-2003 – VTT Innsbruck Volleyball, Austria
• 2001-2002 – PTV Malaga Volleyball, Spain
• 1997-1999 – University of Granada Volleyball, Spain
• 1996-1997 – Athletic de Vigo Volleyball, Spain

Professional Club Significant Results/ Awards
• 2004 Spanish Cup Champions Arona Tenerife.
• 2003 Austrian League Finalists, Austrian Cup Finalists, CEV Qualification Tournament Champions. VTT Innsbruck.
• 2002 Spanish Cup Finalists, Spanish Championship Semi-Finalists, Selected as Best Setter in the Spanish Cup tournament. PTV Malaga
• 2002, 2003, 2004, European Top Teams Cup competition.

University of Manitoba Bisons 1989-1995
• 1991, 1995 National Champions.
• 1994 National Finalists
• 1993 4th place National Championships
• 1992 5th place National Championships
• 1990-1995 GPAC Conference Champions.

Significant Awards/Accomplishments
• 1995 Undefeated CIAU season.
• 1995 CIAU Player of the Year
• 1995 GPAC Player of the Year
• 1995 Championship Tournament MVP
• 1995 First Team All-Canadian, 
• 1995 TSN Dale Iwanoczko Award winner.
• 1995 University of Manitoba Male Athlete of the Year.
• 1995 GPAC Conference Male Athlete of the Year.
• 1995 Finalist for CIAU Male Athlete of the Year.
• 1995 Royal Bank Top Ten Academic All-Canadian.
• 1994 CIAU First Team All-Canadian
• 1993 CIAU All-Canadian Honorable Mention
• 1992-1995 GPAC First Team All-Star.

Provincial Team/Club Team
• 1991 National Junior Club Champions. Bison Volleyball Club.
• 1990 Gold Medalists Team Manitoba Western Canada Summer Games. 
• 1989 Team Manitoba Canada Summer Games.

Dakota Collegiate 1987-1989
• 1988 1989 Conference Finalists.
• 1989 Graduating All-Star
• 1988, 1989, Dakota Collegiate Male Varsity Athlete of the Year.
1988 Most Valuable Player – Varsity Volleyball

Lisa Kachkowsky-Norris: (Athlete)

Summer 1986 Provincial Team
• Silver medalist
• Tournament held in Saskatoon, Sk

High School Provincial AAA Champions 1986-87
• Grade 10

Club – Red River Wave Midget Team
• Western Canadian Gold Medalists
• All Star at Provincials
• MVP at Nationals

Summer 1997 Provincial Team
• 4th place finish
• Tournament held in Edmonton, Ab

High School 1987-88
• Team reached final four

Club – Wesmen Juveniles
• Gold medalists an National in Burnaby, BC
• All Star at provincials

Summer 1988 Provincial Team
• Tournament held in Calgary, Ab
• Silver medalists

High School 1988-89
• Provincial AAA Champions
• Grade 12
• MVP at AAA’s

Club – Prairie Blue
• Nationals in Halifax, NS
• Gold medalist at provincials & nationals
• All Star at Provincials & Nationals

Summer 1898 – Canada Games
• Bronze medalist
• Tournament held in Saskatoon, Sk

University of Manitoba 1898-90
• Nationals in Montreal, Quebec
• MVP at Nationals

Canadian Women’s Volleyball Team 1990-91
• June 1990 Goodwill Games in Spokane, Washington
• July Tour with Japanese National Team in Vancouver & Victoria, BC
• August-September 1990 World Championship in Shanghai & Beijing, China
• December  Four team tourney in Switzerland finished first
• March 1991 Canada vs Monarchs in Minneapolis
• May 1991 Canada vs Monarchs in Winnipeg

Universiade Team 1991
• World Student Games in Sheffield, England
• Finished 11th out of 16
• University of Manitoba
• CPAC Champions – 1st team all star
• CIAU Champions – 2nd team all star
• CIAU Tourney MVP
• Nationals held at York University in Toronto, On
• Played on Canadian National Women’s Volleyball Team
• Canada vs Germany tour in Ontario
• Canada vs France in Winnipeg
• Canada vs England & Canada vs Sweden

Fall of 1992-93
• Returned to University for 3rd year
• CPAC 2nd – 1st team all star
• CIAU 3rd  - 1st team all Canadian

May 1993 National Team
• Canada vs Czech Republic in Switzerland
• FISU games in Buffalo finished 9th
• Norceca’s in Colorado Springs finished 3rd
• Tour in Calgary
• Tourney in Poland
• World Championship Qualifications tourney in Sofia, Bulgaria
• Tour vs United States
• Canada Cup finished 2nd

Summer of 1994
• Still playing on National Team
• Selection Camp
• Tour vs U.S
• Exhibition matches vs U.S
• Canada vs Czech Republic

Summer of 1995
• Bronze medal at the Pan Am Games in Mar Del Piata, Argentina

Pro Volleyball
• 1995-1996 in France – finished 6th in league
• 1996-1997 Austria – finished 1st in Austria & played in Champions League finished 8th
• 1997-1998 Netherlands – finished 6th

Current
• Teaching Phys-ed @ Sisler High School
• Varsity girls team / all beach players both male & female
• 2007-8 Convener at AAAA Play-offs