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| Cecile Reynaud |
Full Name: Dr. Barbara Cecile Reynaud
Awards: 2018 AVCA Hall of Fame
2020 USA Volleyball Hall of Fame
Legacy Bricks: Legacy Walk Map Link
2009 Coach HOF - Loc 28
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| FSU Career |
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| Conference Awards |
| Volleyball |
Year Award 1988 Metro Conference - Coach of the Year 1989 Metro Conference - Coach of the Year 1992 Atlantic Coast Conference - Coach of the Year 2000 Atlantic Coast Conference - Coach of the Year |
| Member of the FSU Hall of Fame |
| Elected into the FSU Hall of Fame in 2009 |
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Just one year after graduating from Southwest Missouri State in 1976, Dr. Cecile Reynaud was named head coach of Florida State's volleyball and over the next 26 years she established the program as
one of the nation's best and in the process became one of the country's most well respected volleyball coaches. Over the course of her career at FSU, Reynaud earned a master's and Ph.D. from Florida State while heading the volleyball program from 1976-2001. She won 635 career matches at FSU which ranks her among the Top 10 in Division 1A career victories. Ten of Reynaud's Florida State teams won berths in the NCAA Tournament and three in the AIAW Tournament, the governing body of women's athletics prior to 1982. She won six Metro Conference Championships and one ACC title. She was named Metro Coach of the Year in 1988 and 1989, AVCA South Regional Coach of the Year in 1989, Florida AIAW Coach of the Year in 1991 and ACC Coach of the Year in 1992 and 2000. Highly respected among her peers, Reynaud was heavily involved on the international state as well as was chosen as the Deputy Competition Manager for the 1996 Olympic Games where she coordinated the volleyball activities at the Athens, GA venue. She was awarded the prestigious George Fischer Leader Volleyball Award at the USA Volleyball National Meetings in 1996.
Dr. Cecile Reynaud's name is synonymous with the sport of volleyball at Florida State as she takes her rightful place in the FSU Hall of Fame.
Volleyball Coaching Record
1976 33-14
1977 25-13
1978 28-14 State Champion, 1st at Regionals, AIAW
1979 31-19 State Runner-up, 1st at Regionals, AIAW second round
1980 43-14 State Champion
1981 43- 8 State Champion, 1st at Regionals, AIAW third round
1982 27-17
1983 31- 6 1st in Metro, 1st at Metro Tournament, NCAA
1984 20-13
1985 22-10 1st in Metro, 1st at Metro Tournament, NCAA
1986 25-11 1st in Metro, 1st at Metro Tournament
1987 22-11 1st in Metro, 1st at Metro Tournament, NCAA
1988 28- 8 1st in Metro, 1st at Metro Tournament, NCAA
1989 30- 5 1st in Metro, 1st at Metro Tournament, NCAA
1990 25-10 NCAA
1991 16-15
1992 26- 8 Tied 1st in ACC, ACC Tournament Finals, NCAA
1993 24-10 ACC Tournament Finals, NCAA second round
1994 17-16
1995 11-19
1996 12-19
1997 25- 9 2nd in ACC, NCAA
1998 25-11 3rd in ACC, 1st at ACC Tournament, NCAA
1999 8-23
2000 21-11 4th in ACC
2001 17-12
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