The Ohio Boys Scholastic Volleyball Coaches Association has announced the first inductees into its Hall of Fame: former Moeller head coach Greg Ulland and former Alter coach Craig Erford. Ulland, a pivotal figure in Moeller's volleyball history, celebrated a state championship as a player in 1997 and guided the team to four titles during his coaching tenure. He is being recognized alongside the 2026 All-Ohio selections at a ceremony on June 12. The event will also feature all-star matches highlighting Ohio's top boys volleyball talent from Division I and II.

By the Numbers
  • Ulland led Moeller to four state championships (2004, 2005, 2007, 2009) in his coaching career.
  • Erford coached over 200 wins and secured six Division II state championships during his 12 years at Alter.
State of Play
  • Moeller volleyball recently won its 12th Ohio state championship on May 30.
  • The Hall of Fame ceremony will begin at 5 p.m. on June 12 at Wilmington College.
What's Next

As the recognition ceremony approaches, fans and players can look forward to celebrating the achievements of Ulland and Erford while enjoying two all-star matches featuring standout players from Ohio's Division I and II teams.

Bottom Line

Ulland's induction into the Hall of Fame underscores the lasting impact he has had on Ohio high school volleyball, cementing his legacy alongside other local coaching legends. This event highlights not just individual accomplishments but also the growth and competitiveness of high school volleyball in Ohio.