Randy’s storied volleyball career back in his hometown of Prince George. There he would help lead high school team to a Provincial Championship in 1976 and was named a First Team All-Star. The following year, his club team were crowned BC Juvenile Provincial and National Champions. Randy was selected to the Junior National team that same year. After a prolific high school career, Randy made it onto a very talented BCO Men’s club team that won the Provincial and National Championships in 1978. His post-secondary career was just as impressive, winning BC and 4-West Championships with College of New Caledonia and Langara College and a silver and bronze medal at Nationals.

Randy represented the Canadians Men’s National team from 1980 to 1986. His time with the national time included several accomplishments:

• 1980 Canada Cup Cup , gold medal
• 1982 Pan American Games, bronze medal
• 1983 FISU Games, silver medal
• 1984 Olympic Games, fourth place

Randy competed for the Molten Men’s Club team in the USA, where he was first-team All-American and US national champion with San Diego State. Following that, he spent five years playing semi-pro volleyball in Europe with stints in France, Italy and Belgium. After his pro career, he came back to BC where he won the Beach Provincial Championships in 1990 with Mike Sayers and finishing his competitive career with UBC in 1991.

Randy would move into coaching shortly after his playing career, coaching overseas in Belgium before coming home in 1994 to assume the head coaching post with the College of New Caledonia Kodiaks.

He would go onto create the Prince George Volleyball Club and ran leagues, camps and clinics in norther BC. Randy is also a member of Prince George Sports Hall of Fame.

Listen to Randy’s Hall of Fame Induction Podcast HERE