Felipe Nogueira served the Seattle U Volleyball program as an assistant coach for one season (2023) under former Head Coach Michelle Cole.
Nogueira spent two seasons (2022-23) as the head coach of the Grand View men's volleyball program, receiving the AVCA Thirty Under Thirty award and guiding the Vikings to a 2022 NAIA National Championship and an overall record of 47-11. Nogueira began his coaching career on the Grand View staff, serving as an assistant coach from 2017-2019. In between his stints at Grand View, Nogueira spent the 2020 season as an assistant coach for the women's program of the University of Arkansas Fort Smith, helping them to an appearance at the AVCA National Championship with an overall record of 11-3.
Nogueira is a Grand View Alum (2013-2017), primarily playing as an outside hitter. He excelled both on the court and in the classroom, receiving All-Conference Team honors in both 2015 and 2017 as well as grabbing three academic All-Conference honors. Nogueira graduated with his Bachelor's Degree in Business Administration in the Spring of 2017 before going on to get his Master's Degree in Sports management in the Spring of 2020.
Nogueira spent two seasons (2022-23) as the head coach of the Grand View men's volleyball program, receiving the AVCA Thirty Under Thirty award and guiding the Vikings to a 2022 NAIA National Championship and an overall record of 47-11. Nogueira began his coaching career on the Grand View staff, serving as an assistant coach from 2017-2019. In between his stints at Grand View, Nogueira spent the 2020 season as an assistant coach for the women's program of the University of Arkansas Fort Smith, helping them to an appearance at the AVCA National Championship with an overall record of 11-3.
Nogueira is a Grand View Alum (2013-2017), primarily playing as an outside hitter. He excelled both on the court and in the classroom, receiving All-Conference Team honors in both 2015 and 2017 as well as grabbing three academic All-Conference honors. Nogueira graduated with his Bachelor's Degree in Business Administration in the Spring of 2017 before going on to get his Master's Degree in Sports management in the Spring of 2020.