Hall of Fame

2010 Tristian Cormier
2009 Ruben Volta Ruben Volta - Hall Of Fame Ruben Volta (1990-1993, 1995) was the spirited leader of the Hornets first National Championship team.  A 1st team, All-American setter in 1995, Ruben was known for his soft hands, gregarious personality and overall leadership skills.  Volta parlayed those “on court” leadership skills into coaching, where he began working with the Women’s NCAA Varsity team, and numerous local and regional club teams.  In 2008, he took over the reigns from Debby Colberg, and is currently the Head Coach of the Sacramento State Women’s Volleyball team.
2009 Ed Jackson Ed Jackson - Hall of Fame Ed Jackson (1991-1994, 1997) is best remembered by his numerous opponents as “that guy who could jump out of the gym”.  As a conversation piece, the actual height of Ed’s vertical was often the focal point.  What is not up for debate, is the hitting prowess of the 5’11″ southpaw.  During his years with the club, Jackson played entire seasons at different positions (S, Opp, RSH), filling in where the team needed him the most.  He was a two time All-American, earning MVP honors in 1997 in leading the Hornets to their second National Championship.  Ed had remained in volleyball in the coaching ranks, and is currently the Assistant coach with the Fresno State Women’s Volleyball team.
2006 Mark Harrison Mark Harrison - Hall of Fame Served Sac State Club Volleyball as a player (1990-1993, 1995), head coach (1996). Mark also served many more years as an assistant coach, advisor and alumni coordinator to the club. As both a player and head coach, his teams never placed lower than a quarter-finalist at Club Championships and led the team to the National Championship in 1995. Mark was also named an All American (1991, 1992) and an All American MVP (1995) while playing Opposite.
2005 Thomas “Mickey” Mathews Mickey Mathews - Hall of Fame Sac State’s first All-American led the team to a 3rd place finish in the first Club Championships (10 teams competed in Provo, UT). Known as "Bogwan" to those close to him, hit a golf ball almost as hard as he hit a volleyball. Intimidating Middle Hitter, and an all around good guy. Also one of the best DI/MPSF officials around.
2004 (Inaugural Inductee) Gary Colberg Gary Colberg - Hall of Fame Founder of the Mens team at CSUS and its first head coach. While moving over to UC Davis shortly there after, has always been of assistance to the team at CSUS. Husband of current Women’s NCAA team coach, Debby Colberg. Started and operated the Mens Club Championships as is driving force behind it coming what it is today. Was listed among Volleyball Magazines top 100 most influencial people, which is an amazing achievement. Was a certified FIVB official and was lead official for the 1984 Olympic Games in Los Angeles, and special assistant during the 1996 Olympic Games in Atlanta.
2004 (Inaugural Inductee) Weidi Zhang Weidi Zhang - Hall of Fame Long time coach of the mens team. Led the team to NIRSA Championships and numerous top 10 finishes. Played competitivly in his home country of China. Was a member of and coach of the Cninese National team and also had a short coaching stint with the Algerian National team. Currently the Assistant coach for Sac State’s womens NCAA team.