Bio

Kelly Wiedemann joins Casper College after serving as a graduate assistant at Northwest
Missouri State University. Wiedemann helped win the first Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics
Association Conference Championship in program history, as well as making it to the NCAA
Regional Tournament.

Before Northwest, Wiedemann was a student-athlete at the University of South Carolina
Upstate. Wiedemann helped the program achieve the most conference wins in the program’s
D1 era, as well as capturing Big South All-Conference honors in 2021.

Wiedemann began her playing career at Missouri State University-West Plains. While at
MSU-WP, Wiedemann helped win a Region XVI title. Wiedemann was also named a NJCAA
Second Team All-American in 2018 and 2019.

Wiedemann brings several attributes to the game of volleyball. Her focus is skill development,
floor defense, and serve receive. Her knowledge of the sport is very high, which will help with
opponent scouting and film breakdown. Wiedemann is knowledgeable when it comes to stats
analyses that will improve skill and game development. Her experience at the different levels
gives her the ability to connect and recruit the student-athletes.

Wiedemann obtained a master’s degree in applied health and sport science from Northwest
Missouri State University and a bachelor’s degree in exercise science from the University of
South Carolina Upstate.