Jason Grieve
Grieve will become just the fifth head coach in the program’s history. Grieve began coaching in the post secondary level in the Alberta Colleges Athletics Conference as an assistant with the Red Deer College Queens before being named head coach of the Grant MacEwan Griffins. He moved into the CIS as an assistant coach with the Top 10 University of Alberta Pandas program, before spending four years turning around the University of Waterloo Warriors women’s volleyball program. The Warriors won just one match in 2002 but by Grieve’s final season at the helm had won nine.
Grieve returned to Saskatchewan in 2006 and has coached at the club and high school level in Regina since, most recently at Dr. Martin LeBoldus High School. He won a bronze medal as head coach of the Saskatchewan 17U women’s team at the Western Canada Games in Kamloops. Grieve was also a board member of the Coaching Association of Saskatchewan and a committee member of Volleyball Canada’s Domestic Development Committee. He is currently working at the University of Regina as a Program Coordinator. He also recently completed a Masters of Administration in leadership through the Kenneth Levene School of Business at the University of Regina.
Grieve will fulfill the role as interim coach beginning August 2 until April 30, 2012. At that time, Huskie Athletics will begin the search for a permanent fulltime head coach.
