Flaig is named assistant volleyball coach at LCSC

8-8-07

Two-time All-Frontier Conference and All-Region I performer Amy Flaig has been named as assistant volleyball coach at Lewis-Clark State College, first-year coach Jen Greeny has announced. 

Flaig played both basketball and volleyball at LCSC during her career in 2000-03 and is the last female athlete at the college to participate in the two sports. She played volleyball all four years and also was a member of the basketball team her final three seasons. 

Flaig, who is a second-grade teacher at Lewiston’s Centennial Elementary School, originally came to LCSC in 2000 from Missoula’s Sentinel High School. She immediately made an impact on the volleyball team and earned All-Frontier Conference Freshman Team honors. She helped LCSC to two regular-season conference titles and two berths to the NAIA national tournament. 

Flaig led the Warriors in kills both her junior and senior seasons when she earned both conference and region honors. She stands seventh on the program’s all-time kill list with 1,037. 

Flaig also played for the women’s basketball team her final three years and was instrumental in helping the team earn two berths to the national tournament. She averaged 4.2 points and 4.4 rebounds per game her senior season and saw action in every game, including one start. 

Flaig worked with the LCSC players last spring during workouts prior to Greeny taking over the program.