Delevry joins the Huskies after a stint at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte as an Assistant Coach. With the 49ers, he helped lead a team that was first in the AAC in total blocks and tied in blocks per set. He also coached a starting setter that reached 3,000 career assists and 1,000 digs, starting libero reach 1,000 digs, and a secondary setter reach 1,000 assists.
Prior to Charlotte, Delevry coached 14 all-conference selections as well as a pair of Freshman and Setter of the Years at ETSU. ETSU put together its second-highest win percentage in program history back in 2019 while leading the league in four of the six main stats categories. The Bucs finished in the top three offensively in all four years.
In eight months at Marshall prior to ETSU, Delevry helped one of the Herd's middle blockers into career highs in kills, blocks, digs, aces and aces while doing the same at Winthrop the year prior guiding the Eagles libero into a career-high season for digs.
Delevry's NCAA career began back in 2014 at Florida Tech spending three years on the east coast earning two more all-conference selections, before his three at Winthrop, as an assistant coach. His first assistant coach role came at Indian River State College from March 2010-August 2014 racking up 24 all-conference selections, three all-state accolades and the first All-American in 13 years.
After graduating from Warner University, Delevry began as a personal volleyball trainer during the summers with division one and professional athletes while also serving as a volunteer assistant coach with the Florida Wave of the USA Professional Volleyball League. Delevry continues to be a coach for the Florida High-Performance squad each year bringing home four gold medals and three silver medals over his eight years of competition.
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