Sydney Cheatham-Carlone: New Assistant Coach at Loyola Chicago Volleyball Program
Loyola Chicago women's volleyball has added Sydney Cheatham-Carlone as an assistant coach to the staff. Head coach Amanda Berkley expressed excitement about the addition, highlighting Cheatham-Carlone's potential and experience, particularly in coaching setters and defensive specialists and contributing to recruiting efforts. Previously, Cheatham-Carlone served as head volleyball coach at North Central, where she achieved significant success, including guiding the team to a 32-21 record and leading them to their most wins since 2015. She also emphasized her eagerness to foster a positive culture and support the growth and leadership of student-athletes at Loyola University Chicago.
By the Numbers- Cheatham-Carlone led the North Central team to 18 total wins in 2023, the most since 2015.
- 13 student-athletes from North Central landed on the conference's All-Academic Team, with two earning further recognition by College Sports Communications Academic All-District honors.
- Sydney Cheatham-Carlone has transitioned from head volleyball coach at North Central to assistant coach at Loyola Chicago women's volleyball.
- Her focus will include coaching setters, defensive specialists, and contributing to recruiting efforts.
- Cheatham-Carlone expressed commitment to fostering a healthy culture and empowering student-athletes both on and off the court.
Sydney Cheatham-Carlone's appointment as assistant coach brings experience and a track record of success, signaling a positive trajectory for Loyola Chicago women's volleyball.
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