Boys Volleyball

Coach Meyer returns for his 3rd season as head men’s volleyball coach.   He was a three-year varsity player.  He served as captain during the 2013 season, where the Highlanders were GMC champs, as well as in 2014 when the team made it to the regional finals.  During his career, he compiled numerous school records, including being in the top ten in serve attempts, aces, and kill efficiency.  He still holds the top spot in assists per game, assists per match, assists per season and assists in a career.  Jared then went on to play 2 seasons for the UC Men's Club volleyball team, where in 2015 they were ranked as high as 7 in the country.

During his coaching career, he served as an assistant coach under Brian Baugh at Oak Hills before transitioning to the assistant coach role at LaSalle.  Coach Meyer has a strong understanding of the history and traditions of Oak Hills to go along with a tremendous passion for volleyball and youth development.  

“I can't wait to get back in the gym, and continue the growth we have seen over the last two years” said Coach Meyer. 

Ryan Bross, Oak Hills High School Class of 2012 is in his first season of coaching volleyball. As a player at Oak Hills Bross earned 4 Varsity letters, starting out as a setter, defensive specialist and eventually finding his home as an outside hitter. In 2011 he was a starting outside hitter and part of the Highlander team that went onto become GMC League Champions, finishing the season with a record of 16-4. In his senior year Bross served as the team’s floor captain, was voted the team’s most valuable player; as well as, received recognition as 2nd team all-region and 1st team all-conference. In the Oak Hills Boys Volleyball history Bross holds a spot in the top 10 most career kills. 

After graduation Bross went onto to continue his education at the University of Cincinnati where he graduated with a degree in Mechanical Engineering Technology.