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1. 1. Keystone Juniors

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   Published on: 2/6/2008   Last Visited: 2/6/2008

   Bill Collins Co-Director E-mail: wfc21@comcast.net
   
   Currently the Head Coach for the Delaware County Community College Women's Basketball program since 2002. The 2003-04 season saw DCCC make the playoffs in the Eastern Pennsylvania Collegiate Conference (EPCC) for the first time in school history as well as set a single season record with 10 wins. Bill was the Head Varsity Coach at St. Denis from 1993 until 2002. He compiled a record of 218 wins against just 67 losses in 9 seasons. His teams reached the league championship game 6 consecutive seasons from 1995 through 2001, winning 3, and made an unprecedented 6 consecutive Archdiocesan Tournament appearances during the same time period. During Bill's tenure, St. Denis won 19 tournaments and sport a 66 - 10 league record, going undefeated 3 different times. In 1996, 1999 and 2001 his teams reached the "Final Four", finishing 3rd in the City. Between 1995 and 2000 members of Bill's teams represented 7 of the 10 players selected to the Archdiocesan All Star Team. In 2001 he was selected to coach the Archdiocesan All-Star Team. He has coached the Philadelphia/Delaware County Team in the Keystone State Games 3 times as well as the DelVal League Champions in 1998. Bill coached with the DVBA Comets for 1 year and was the head coach and co-Director of the Delco Bulldogs AAU Team for 2 years. In 1999 Bill, along with fellow Bulldog Joe Leggieri, started the DelMont Blaze AAU Basketball Club consisting of 3 teams. In 2000 the Blaze had 1 team qualify for the National Invitational Tournament (13 & U), in 2001 2 teams qualified for the National Invitational Tournament with one placing 5th (14 & U), and in 2002 3 more teams qualified for the National Invitational Tournament with one placing 7th (15 & U). He is also the Head Volleyball Coach at Delaware County Community College.

2. 2. www.keystonejuniors.com

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   Bill and Brenda Collins established Keystone Juniors Volleyball Club in August 2004.
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   In 2003-2004, Bill and Brenda were the Directors for Liberty Belle Volleyball Club South.
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   Bill has coached highly successful club volleyball at all age levels. Being a former co-director of Liberty Belle's (LBVC) Southern Division programs as well as head coach of its 2003-04 13 & Under team that qualified for Nationals in Houston, TX. He was a coach with LBVC since the 1999-2000 club season. Prior to that he was a head coach with Delco from 1996. He has attended club Nationals in 1998 and 2004 and AAU Nationals in 1999 and 2000.
   
   Bill has been the head coach for Delaware County Community College Women's Volleyball team since 2002 and was named EPCC Coach of the Year in 2004. The initial season saw the team just miss the playoffs in the Eastern Pennsylvania Collegiate Conference (EPCC) with a record of 11-5. 2003 saw the team take the next step and make the playoffs, eventually losing in the semi-finals to conference champion Lehigh Carbon C.C., with a record of 11-4. 2004 was a year for the history books as DCCC won the league title and conference tournament, as well as being the Pennsylvania Collegiate Athletic Association (PCAA) runner-up. The team finished the season with a record of 18-2. The EPCC league title was the first since 1981; the EPCC conference title was the first in school history as was the runner-up finish in the PCAA. In 2005, he once again saw the team reach the Semi-Finals, finishing with a record of 11-4. Bill is currently coaching the 17 & Under Team for Keystone Juniors Volleyball in 2007/08.
   
   He is a certified PAVO, USA and PIAA volleyball official, as well as being the Assistant Basketball Coach at Delaware County Community College.
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   Bill Collins

3. 3. Keystone Juniors

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   Published on: 4/8/2006   Last Visited: 2/6/2008

   Bill Collins, Co-Director