Brian Baise

Harvard Men's Volleyball Head Coach

     Brian Baise enters his eleventh season as head coach of the Harvard men's volleyball team in 2019. Over ten seasons, he has ushered in an era of unprecedented success for the Crimson.
     You need not look further than the 2012 season for evidence of Harvard’s turnaround, as the Baise led Crimson earned the program’s first-ever national ranking and finished the year at No. 15 in the AVCA Coaches Poll. Harvard posted an 18-6 overall record on the year and finished second in the EIVA with a 10-4 conference mark, earning Baise EIVA Bob Sweeney Coach of the Year honors. Additionally, Harvard’s 18 wins were third-most in program history.  Harvard also posted its first win over a ranked opponent under Baise with a 3-1 defeat of then-No. 12 Cal State Northridge.
     In 2013, Baise and the Crimson continued on the road to success earning a national ranking on Feb. 25 at No. 14 in the AVCA Poll. Harvard finished second at the EIVA postseason tournament and posted its third 18-win season that included the program's first defeat of EIVA leader Penn State, 3-0, Feb. 15 and second victory over a ranked opponent under Baise.
     The Crimson earned a fourth-consecutive trip to the EIVA Championships in 2015, finishing second in conference play at 7-5, and tied the program's all-time highest ranking at No. 13 Feb. 9. 
     The successes continued in 2016 as Harvard reached the EIVA Tournament for a fifth-straight year and finished the campaign at 13-11 overall, 9-6 in conference. 
Baise completed his first season at Harvard in 2009, helping lead the Crimson to a tie for first place in the EIVA Hay Division with an 11-8 overall record and a 6-2 conference mark.
    The 2018 season finished as the best season in program history as the Crimson won their first EIVA championship and concluded the NCAA tournament in the round of the final 6. Coaching Brad Gretsch and Marko Kostich to first team All-EIVA selections, the Crimson also included 5 players on the EIVA All-Academic team.
     Baise is a 1995 graduate of Princeton where he earned a degree in English and was a four-year starter for the Tigers. A former two-time Junior Olympic All-American, Baise served as the Tigers' captain and was team MVP as a senior.
Before attending Princeton, Baise was a two-time captain and 1991 California Interscholastic Federation first team selection and CIF 3A state champion at Harvard-Westlake High School. He was a member of the U.S. Junior National Team in 1992.

Jared Goldberg

Assistant Coach - Harvard Men's and Women's Volleyball

     Jared Goldberg is in his second season as an assistant to both the men's and women's programs.
     Goldberg's first season with the Crimson men's volleyball program concluded with the first ever program EIVA Championship and trip to the NCAA tournament.
     Goldberg came to Cambridge after spending two seasons as the assistant coach for women’s volleyball at Morehead State University in Morehead, KY. 
     The former setter began his collegiate career playing at University of the Pacific before transferring to finish up his playing career at Grand Canyon University. Goldberg also participated in the 2013 Maccabiah Games, serving as the team captain of the USA men's volleyball team which advanced to the bronze medal match.
     The Damascus, MD native graduated from Grand Canyon University in 2013 with a bachelor’s degree in sports management. In August 2013, Goldberg began coaching as a graduate assistant at the University of Mississippi. Graduating in 2015 with a master's in business administration, Goldberg entered into coaching full time after becoming the assistant coach at Morehead State University. 
​   Goldberg also serves as the assistant director of tournament operations for the Capitol Hill Classic Volleyball Tournament.  He has lead the scheduling of over 2,500 matches over the course of the three-day tournament featuring over 900 teams for the last 5 years.