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Men's Club Volleyball

GVSU B team posing with their bracket championship trophy in Kansas City at Nationals! (2026)
Team photo celebrating an ace on the court!
GVSU A team posing for a team photo at Nationals in Kansas City! (2026)
Team huddle at Nationals in Kansas City! (2026)

The Laker Men's Club Volleyball program is a club sport at GVSU that provides athletic opportunities for young men on campus who are interested in a competitive volleyball experience. We offer different levels of commitment and allow for varying levels of experience, so there is a place for the veteran volleyball player and the enthusiastic newcomer - all are welcome! Although GVSU is an NCAA Division II university, we have a Division I and Division III team that battles other top institutions throughout our September-April season and has earned regional and national respect as a consistent, strong program. Men's Club Volleyball is a great choice if you're looking for a competitive outlet, learn the game better, meet new people from different backgrounds, succeed athletically and academically, become a productive member on campus, and have a great time!

  • D1 Head Coach: Padley Gallagher
  • D3 Head Coaches: Marcus Johns & Kelsey Cook
  • Assistant Coaches: AJ Zanders
  • President: Dominic Giammalva ([email protected])
  • Vice President: Matt Wojciechowski
  • Financial Officer: Jaret Wiler
  • Fundraising: Ty Dominic
  • Social Media: Dominic Giammalva
  • Risk Manager: Jaret Wiler

Feel free to reach out to us through our club email or contact Dominic directly:

[email protected]

810-819-9696

Laker Men's Volleyball E-Mail: [email protected]

D1 Schedule (2026-2027)

Two A team players smiling after a well deserved point!

D3 Schedule (2026-2027)

Action shot at Nationals in Kansas City! (2026)
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Check out live streams and replays of our games!

D1 Roster

D3 Roster

After a long-awaited offseason full of preparation, Grand Valley State Men’s Volleyball kicked off their season at the Buckeye Classic, hosted by Ohio State University in Columbus. Following a heavy roster turnover from last season’s successes, the Lakers looked to establish their identity as a young core against some of the top talent in the nation. 

The Lakers set their sights on Loyola Chicago as their first target. Despite returning only three starters from last year’s lineup, Grand Valley came out swinging against the 2024 D1 National Champions. Read the full story below.

Page last modified November 9, 2026