Joss
MacKenzie grew up in sunny Vernon, B.C. She loves to laugh and have a good time
on and off the court. She began playing competitive volleyball in 8th grade,
but it took until grade 10, when she had an amazing coach, Claude Lamoureux,
for her to decide volleyball would be her sport. She then went on to play for
Team B.C., at the University of Alberta and finally in Sweden, as a professional.
Here are some of her volleyball highlights:
High School Volleyball
W.L Seaton Secondary, Vernon B.C.
1995: Okanagan Valley Champions
1996: 10th at BC provincial championships
1998: 6th at BC provincial championships
Club Volleyball
Vernon Volleyball Club
1998: 4th at BC Provincial Championships
Team BC Volleyball
1996: BC Summer Games, Bronze Medallist,
Volleyball
1996-1998: Team BC Volleyball athlete
1998: National Team challenge Cup Champions.
University Volleyball
1998-2003: University of Alberta Pandas
1999: CIAU National Women's Volleyball Champions
2000: CIAU National Women's Volleyball Champions
2003: CIS National Women's Volleyball Bronze
Medallists
Joss
MacKenzie grew up in sunny Vernon, B.C. She loves to laugh and have a good time
on and off the court. She began playing competitive volleyball in 8th grade,
but it took until grade 10, when she had an amazing coach, Claude Lamoureux,
for her to decide volleyball would be her sport. She then went on to play for
Team B.C., at the University of Alberta and finally in Sweden, as a professional.
