Indiana University Volleyball

Coaching Staff

Rachel Morris

Rachel Morris
Associate Head Coach / Recruiting Coordinator

Rachel Morris completed second season with the Indiana Volleyball program in 2023. She was elevated to associate head coach and recruiting coordinator on July 1, 2023.

Programmed with a desire to develop student-athletes on and off the court, Morris helped implement daily meditation, conversations about mental health and group-bonding activities upon arrival to Bloomington in 2022.

Morris, handed the keys to the team’s offensive gameplan, helped orchestrate a team that hit .237 on the season, the fourth-best mark in program history. She oversaw the development of junior setter Camryn Haworth who was the only conference setter to be named a unanimous selection to the All-Big Ten First Team in 2023.

Haworth led the Big Ten in assists (1,247) and led the Big Ten and NCAA in service aces (73), the most in a single season at IU since volleyball became a NCAA sponsored sport in 1981. She was the only power five player with multiple triple-doubles and finished the season with 10.22 assists per set.

The Hoosiers matched a program record with 21 regular season wins in 2023 and beat Purdue for the first time since 2012. IU finished in a tie for sixth in the conference standings, the best finish by the program since the Big Ten expanded to 14 teams.

During the 2022 campaign, Morris helped lead the Hoosiers to a 16-16 record including a 9-11 finish in the Big Ten. The Hoosiers won nine conference matches for the first time since 2010 and finished eighth in the Big Ten, the highest team's finish since the conference expanded to 14 teams.

IU beat No. 5 Ohio State and No. 25 Michigan on the road, marking the first season in program history with multiple road victories over ranked teams. The win over the Buckeyes was the first over a top-five team on the road in program history and the second-highest ranked win in the team's history.

An average of 1,366 fans came to watch IU matches in Wilkinson Hall in 2022 and IU beat four conference teams on the road for the first time since 2009.

Morris worked directly with sophomore setter Camryn Haworth to help orchestrate an offense that saw four athletes record 200-plus digs on the season. Haworth dished out 1,111 assists and had one of the best all-around seasons in recent memory.

Haworth was named First Team All-Big Ten and AVCA Northeast All-Region Honorable Mention for her contributions and also earned the nod as AVCA National Player of the Week and Big Ten Setter of the Week after a weekend that saw her score a triple-double and lead the Hoosiers to wins over No. 5 Ohio State and Northwestern.

Morris was named to the AVCA 30 Under Thirty list and was awarded with the AVCA Innovational award. She was also named AVCA Regional High School Coach of the Year.

As part of Wave Volleyball, Morris has helped coach many teams to high achievements at Junior Nationals including two bronze medals, two silver medals, and three fifth place finishes. Over the year, she has mentored and helped athletes set and achieve goals on and off the court.

Morris also served as the head coach of the volleyball program at La Costa Canyon High School located in Carlsbad, Calif. During her time as head coach, she re-built the program to a top-3 squad in the county over the four seasons she has been there.

She spent her collegiate career at Oregon where she was the starting setter and named the Most Improved Player in 2007. Morris graduated from Oregon in 2010 with a degree in Sociology.

Off the court, she helped a develop an online platform, VolleyOn Together, to keep athletes engaged during the COVID-19 pandemic. Serving as president, they had live workouts, webinars, and interviews with professional volleyball players.

Morris lives in Bloomington with her dog Kona.

Kevin Hodge
Assistant Coach

Kevin Hodge completed his first season in Bloomington in 2023. A longtime friend, teammate and co-worker of Aird’s, he was named an assistant coach for Indiana volleyball on July 6, 2023.

Hodge spent time working with the team’s defensive gameplan and in-game serving strategy. The Hoosiers totaled 215 aces in 2023, becoming the first Big Ten program since 2001-02 with consecutive seasons of 200+ aces. IU’s defense was vastly improved in 2023, totaling 1,647 digs and 303 blocks.

Freshman libero Ramsey Gary, who worked closely with Hodge, broke both IU’s freshman and all-time single season digs record (530). She was a unanimous selection to the Big Ten All-Freshman Team and earned a nod as a Second Team All-Big Ten selection.

Hodge joins the IU program after working as the Director of Girls Indoor Recruiting at WAVE, California’s premier club volleyball program, since 2015. He took on a variety of roles for the club, most notably being named 2019 National 17’s Club Coach of the Year.

At Penn State, Hodge played four seasons Nittany Lion Men’s Volleyball team from 1998-2002 where he was a teammate of Aird’s. Hodge helped lead Penn State to four consecutive Final Four appearances and was named to the EIVA All-Tournament team in 2001.

Following his playing career, Hodge served three years as a volunteer assistant coach under legendary Penn State women’s volleyball head coach Russ Rose. The Nittany Lions won three-straight Big Ten titles (2003-05) in those three seasons.

He would serve one year as an assistant coach in 2006 at the University of Cincinnati, overlapping with Aird once again in the Queen City. Hodge began his club coaching journey in 2007 with Team Z out of Cincinnati before moving out to Southern California.

Hodge has spent time working with the Junior Volleyball Recruiting Association (JVRA) as the Advisory Board Chair and has helped coach some of the nation’s premier talent at WAVE.

Brett Agne
Assistant Coach / Technical Coordinator

Brett Agne completed his third season with the Indiana Volleyball program in 2023. He was elevated to assistant coach and technical coordinator on July 1, 2023.

Tasked with scouting and gameplan responsibilities for the program, Agne helped head coach Steve Aird design and implement opponent tendencies into practices and matches. He helped lead the opposition breakdown during walk-throughs and codes opponent passing and offensive numbers during matches.

Before the 2022 campaign, Agne was elevated to the team's director of operations where he maintained his current on-court and off-the-court duties while continuing to play an integral role in the program's success.

In the fall 2021 season, he served as the program’s technical coordinator. His main responsibilities included production of both staff and team scouting reports, facilitating individual and team film sessions, and the assembly of all individual and conference statistics. He also aided in multiple operational duties within the program. Agne Joined the staff in the summer of 2021 after his time with the Toledo Volleyball program.

Agne has assisted the USA Women's National Team twice over the course of his time with Indiana. He was a performance analyst, working with them for both the World Championships and the Volleyball Nations League.

He also helped accompany athletes to the U.S. National Team Open Program which saw Morgan Geddes and Camryn Haworth named to the 2023 U.S. Collegiate National Team.

Agne spent three years with the Rockets, helping pave the way for the program to have its best start in program history. As the technical coordinator for the University, Agne maintained a wealth of responsibilities. In practice roles included video recording, live tagging, and all statistical collection.

He also aided in operational functions such as coordinating team travel, meals, and scheduling with facilities. Due to COVID-19, Agne’s position expanded into a coaching role for the 2020-2021 season. This allowed him to facilitate on court activities where he worked primarily with the defensive personnel.

Outside of UT, Agne worked extensively with Premier Volleyball Academy in Maumee, Ohio. Starting in 2016, Agne entered the facility as an assistant coach. By the end of his time with Premier, he had acquired a copious amount of responsibility.

He became a head indoor coach, beach coach, strength and conditioning coach, league coordinator, youth instructor, lead camp clinician, and co-tier trainer. As a coach Agne brought home countless tournament championships, as well as a National Championship from AAU’s in the 17 Classic Division.

Agne graduated from Bowling Green State University in 2018 with a Bachelor of Science degree with a specialization in Marine and Aquatic Biology.

Hallie Enderle

Director of Operations

Hallie Enderle completed her second season with the Indiana Volleyball program in 2023. She was elevated to director of operations on July 1, 2023.

Her duties include coordinating travel, equipment and facility arrangements as well as helping with the overall function and day-to-day operations of the Indiana Volleyball program.

Enderle spent four seasons playing college volleyball at Central Michigan where she recorded 367 kills for the Chippewas. During her playing career, Central Michigan won the MAC's automatic bid in 2011 and advanced to the NCAA Tournament.

In 2021, Enderle served as Head Coach for Northern Indiana Volleyball Association's 18-1s, bringing home a USAV National Championship at the 18 Patriot Division.

Previously, Enderle served as the head coach for ages 14-16s for Krush Volleyball Club for four seasons and head varsity coach for Beal City High School for one season.

Currently, Enderle is in her second year coaching and overseeing operations for BTown Volleyball Club. She is also pursuing her PhD in School Psychology through Indiana University.