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Coaches
Ben Guiliano
Benjamin Guiliano
Head Women’s and Men’s Volleyball Coach
bguiliano@keuka.edu
Benjamin Guiliano will enter his third season as the head women’s volleyball coach at Keuka College in the fall of 2013 after an impressive 2012 season which ended with a 24-8 record as the Storm was the NEAC tournament runner-ups. Guiliano’s team earned the No. 2 seed in the NEAC tournament and fell to the No. 1 seeded Gallaudet University in the championship game. To go along with a stellar season, the Storm women’s volleyball team placed four of its’ athletes on the All-NEAC teams. Junior Paige Golden earned first-team all-conference honors after a season that set the record for most total attacks and third most kills by a Keuka player in a single season. Taylor Smith, also a junior, placed herself on the NEAC’s second-team all-conference after breaking Keuka’s school record for digs in a season under Guiliano’s guidance. Also, sophomore Devan Curtis and freshman Morgan Eberley earned spots on the third-team All-NEAC after posting impressive seasons themselves.
Guiliano impressively led the Storm in his first season as head coach while posting a 20-10 overall record and earning the No. 5 seed in the North Eastern Athletic Conference’s (NEAC) postseason tournament during the 2011 season. Keuka, which won the second-most games in a season in school history during Guiliano’s first season, defeated No. 4 Lancaster Bible College in the first round of NEAC’s before falling in four sets vs. top-seeded Penn State-Berks.
Under Guiliano’s watch, Keuka placed four on the All-NEAC team, including Hannah Doody, named the inaugural NEAC Defensive Player of the Year.
Before his arrival in Keuka Park, Guiliano served as both the men’s and women’s volleyball coaches at Pfeiffer University in Misenheimer, N.C.
Guiliano, a native of Spencerport, N.Y., has coached at Pfeiffer since 2005. He has also served as head volleyball coach at Creighton University, St. Andrews Presbyterian College, Rochester Institute of Technology, and Genesee Community College in Batavia.
Guiliano’s career has also included stints as director of the Royce Reynolds Family Student Life Center and supervisor of athletic operations, intramural director and head softball coach at Greensboro (N.C.) College
He has directed NCAA, NAIA, and NJCAA teams to 13 conference and four regional titles. His overall volleyball coaching record is 566-406.
Guiliano holds a Master of Science degree in physical education from SUNY Brockport and a Bachelor of Arts in communications media from SUNY Geneseo.
During the fall of 2012, Guiliano will be inducted into the Genesee Community College Athletics Hall of Fame.
Brooke England
Assistant Women’s and Men’s Volleyball Coach
Brooke England enters her second season as an assistant coach for both Keuka’s men’s and women’s volleyball programs. England was a successful libero for both Genesee Community College (2006-08) and Limestone (S.C.) College (2008-10). As a GCC freshman, England ranked as the 24th best libero in the nation in digs and earned a full athletic scholarship to play for Limestone. With the Saints, England earned All-Tournament team honors her senior season and ranked second in the conference and first on her team in digs as the Saints advanced into the Conference Carolina Tournament semifinals. She posted more than 900 digs as a member of the Limestone team.
England, who graduated from Limestone in 2010 with a sports management degree, has previously coached high school volleyball in Rochester, leading the Churchville-Chili junior varsity boys squad for two seasons, the girls club team for one season and the Victor Volleyball club boys team for one season.
