Bourdo Promoted to Associate Head Coach

LITTLE ROCK – Little Rock volleyball head coach Van Compton announced the promotion of longtime assistant Todd Bourdo to associate head coach on Wednesday afternoon.
 
Bourdo, who is entering his 14th season with the program, has helped the Trojans pick up 15 All-Sun Belt selections, 39 Sun Belt Player of the Week honors, three Offensive Student-Athlete of the Year awards, one Defensive Student-Athlete of the Year award, one Freshman of the Year award, three AVCA All-Region Team honors and two AVCA All-American Honorable Mentions.
 
"Todd is very deserving of this title," Compton said. "He's been with our program for 14 years, and he's added a lot with his knowledge and expertise of the game and recruiting abilities. We're very fortunate to have him as part of our program."
 
Bourdo helped coach the 2014 team to a 30-5 overall record with the best undefeated conference record in Sun Belt Conference history at 20-0. He assisted Little Rock to its first-ever AVCA ranking at No. 24 and to the second round of the NCAA Tournament that season.
 
Before being promoted to the program's first assistant coach in 2008, Bourdo served four seasons as a volunteer assistant coach for the Trojans.
 
Bourdo came to Little Rock after coaching at Jacksonville High School in Jacksonville, Ark. from 1997-2004.  He has also coached the Arkansas Junior Olympics team since 1999.