🏐 REVOLUTION COACHES CORNER — JOSH BRIGGS

Meet Joshua Briggs, Head Coach of our Revolution Chambersburg 17 White team!

Coach Josh brings an incredible combination of high-level playing experience, coaching knowledge, and a passion for developing the next generation of athletes.

⭐ 8th season coaching
🏐 NCAA Division I Penn State University — 1997–2001
🏆 3 NCAA Division I Final Four appearances
🌎 Played professionally for 2 years in Italy & Mexico
⭐ 1997 FAB 50 — Top High School Players in the Country
🏐 Boonsboro HS Head & Assistant Varsity Coach — 2018–current
🏐 Former Glen Mills VBC Director & Coach — 2003–2006
🏐 Former Glen Mills HS Varsity Coach — 2002–2006
🏆 2-time PIAA State Champion

“I enjoy helping players realize their potential and how hard work can lead to success. Coaching gives me the opportunity to pass my knowledge on to the next generation of players and give back to the community. Seeing athletes apply the skills they learn through training and achieve their goals is very rewarding.” — Coach Josh

We’re excited to have Coach Josh leading our 17 White athletes this season!

📧 [email protected]
🌐 revolutionvolleyball.org

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Friday REVOLUTION alumni spotlight 🔦…Korrin Burns! ❤️ 🖤 ❤️ 💪 🔥

Korrin is a second year Doctor of Physical Therapy student at St Francis University. As an undergraduate student, Korrin was a four year standout on the SFU women’s volleyball team, competing at the NCAA D1 level. A 4-time all conference selection, and all conference player of the year, Korrin left her mark at SFU! ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️

Outlook for post-grad academic year: “I hope to work as an outpatient physical therapist or in pediatric physical therapy, and hopefully coach volleyball in the future! 🙂”

How REV helped prepare her as a collegiate athlete and student: “REV taught me how to be a disciplined individual with a strong work ethic, both on and off the court.”

Favorite REV memory: “Earning a bid to Nationals in Phoenix, Arizona during my 18s year!”

Any advice for current REV athletes: “Never stop looking for ways to improve yourself. There are always areas where you can grow, whether that’s physically or mentally. In order to grow, you have to get comfortable being uncomfortable. You have to fail in order to succeed, so don’t be afraid to fail—it’s all part of the process!”

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