Coach Brian Murray will begin his 4th season at Team Indiana. In addition to being a Club Owner and Director, Brian is the head 14-1 coach. His Team Indiana 14-1 team finished third at the US Juniors Nationals (Minnesota) in the prestigious Open division in 2007.  The 2007 14-1 team also finished Runner-up at the AAU National Championship in Orlando, placing 3 players on the All-American team. In 2006, his Team Indiana 14-1 team finished 23rd in the Open division at the US Junior Nationals (Atlanta). And in 2005, Brian’s 14-1 team finished third in the National Division at the US Junior Nationals (Salt Lake City).  In his 17 years coaching club in Indianapolis, Brian has led many teams to the Junior Olympic Championships in the 14 and Under division including multiple top 5 finishes and many top 10 finishes. Before branching out with Team Indiana, Brian was the 14-1 coach at Circle City Volleyball Club in Indianapolis for 13 years.

Brian and his wife, Becky, have a 3 year old son, Logan. He can often be found running behind the courts chasing volleyballs before practice or climbing up the stairs to the mezzanine so he can yell, “Daddy!” Logan also enjoys drenching himself in the water fountains on the east side of the building.

Brian also coaches volleyball at Brebeuf Jesuit Preparatory High School. In his fifth year at Brebeuf Jesuit Brian Murray and his Braves were the IHSAA 3-A State Volleyball Tournament champions. In 2005, Brian’s seventh year at Brebeuf he and the Braves won the Marion County Championship and were IHSAA 3-A Sectional, Regional, and State Championship in addition to ending the season ranked 4th in the Nation by Prepvolleyball.com. In 2005 Brian was name Marion County Coach of the year, Star North Coach of the Year (again), and IHSAA 3A State Coach of the Year. At Brebeuf, Brian’s overall win-loss record while at Brebeuf Jesuit is an impressive 212-41.

Brian has coached numerous players on to Division I, II, III, and NAIA college teams. Many of those players have earned Division I full athletic scholarships. Some of Brian’s former players have also earned High School All-American status, Gatorade Player of the Year awards, berths to the NCAA National tournament, NCAA All-American placement, and some are record holders in various categories at their respective colleges.