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Coaching Staff

Assistant Coach Wayne Westenberg

Joining the Northwestern coaching staff in 2006, Westenberg is no stranger to the volleyball scene. With 22 years of coaching experience at the high school level, he compiled a 593-108 overall record and led five teams to state championships.

“I hope the players in NWC’s program continue growing in their realization that all areas of life are opportunities to advance the kingdom of Christ,” Westenberg said. “Coaching at Northwestern is a tremendous privilege because of the chance to work with athletes who have such a high level of character.”

An assistant professor of mathematics at Northwestern, Westenberg and his wife, Diane, have four children and three grandchildren.

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Assistant Coach JV Rochelle Sapp










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Assistant Coach Amy Schutt

A ‘95 NWC graduate, Schutt was a member of the Raider volleyball squad from 1991-94. One of Northwestern’s most prolific athletes, she was the NAIA player of the year in 1992 & 1994 and played on the ’92 national quarterfinalist squad. During her tenure here, volleyball teams qualified for the national tournament every year except ’93. Schutt was a third team All-American her freshman season and earned first team All-American honors her sophomore through senior years. Schutt finished the 1992 campaign with a .474 kill efficiency, ranking her first in the NW record books. She is fourth all-time in career blocks, fifth in digs and third in ace serves. Schutt was inducted into NWC’s Hall of Fame in 2000.

Coach Schutt returns to Northwestern this season as the JV coach. “I’m excited to be part of the NW volleyball program again. I look forward to working with and learning from the strong coaching staff.”

The controller at MEDTEC in Orange City, Schutt and her husband, Bruce, have two children: Brady and Jadeyn.