She put Tulsa on the map and sent guys to college across the board. She won the state title at Edmond Memorial. “She played in college and on the national team and coached at ORU, OU and high school. “She got it going in 1984 or 85 coaching junior volleyball,’’ McCaw-Frette said of her mother. Her son, Chip McCaw, is a former Olympian who played collegiately at Pepperdine. The modern era started with Peggy McCaw, now 79, who still sometimes coaches and dabbles in the sport. Ultimate Performance Volleyball has qualified for the last three USVBA national tournaments. Each club selects players in age groups 11 through 18 who compete against other clubs around the city, state and sometimes nationally. More than 20 clubs in the Tulsa area help McCaw-Frette pass volleyball forward. Someone took time to teach me and now I want to take time for them.’’
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The younger players learn the game and how to be competitive. “We focus on all positions, developing players and teaching them the right way to win. It keeps them out of trouble when they spend time with their friends. ”Club volleyball also gets players noticed nationally and helps kids go to college. “I like watching them go out and work well together, learning to be successful in whatever they do,’’ said McCaw-Frette. Delve into the pages of the Merriam-Webster Dictionary and you will find the word “mentor.’’ The definition is “an experienced and trusted advisor.’’ Missy McCaw-Frette had one and now she is one.Īs the director-coach of the Tulsa-based Ultimate Performance Volleyball Club, McCaw-Frette has taken every aspect of the sport she learned from her mother, the legendary Peggy McCaw, and transformed it into a way of life.
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