Jobe Mcauley

Outside Hitter / Right Side Hitter

Class of 2025

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Jobe Mcauley

Outside Hitter / Right Side Hitter

Stats

Discipline for Recruitment: Men’s Indoor Volleyball

Height: 6′ 5.5″

Spike: 11′ 4″

Block Touch: 10′ 10″

Standing Reach: 8′ 4″

Wingspand: 6′ 7″

Vertical: 35″

Other Physical Testing:

Beep test level 14
Average 4 kills per set

Upcoming Schedule

IPC National volleyball Championships May 2024

NZ U20 team v Australia June 2024

New Zealand team -Asian Championships July 2024

Men’s National Championships October 2024

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Athletic Accomplishments

Indoor Club Details:
Sharks mens team 2024
Saxton Storm mens team 2023-2024
Pines men team 2022
Waimea College A volleyball team from 2021-2024

High Performance Sports:
New Zealand U20 volleyball high performance team from 2023-2024
U19 Tasman Region Representative Team 2023-2024
U19 Tasman Region Representative 2023
U17 Tasman Region Representative Team 2021-2022
U17 Tasman Region Representative 2021
U15 Tasman Region Representative 2020

High School Teams:
Waimea College A team from 2021-2024
Opposite and Passer Hitter.Silver medal at NZSS nationals 2023
Waimea College A beach volleyball team
Bronze medal nationals 2021
Waimea College A basketball team 2022

Academic Details:
Waimea College, Richmond, Nelson New Zealand.
Graduating December 2024
Passed year 11 and 12 with Merit.

Sport awards and acknowledgements:
Beach nationals 5th place 2024
Saxton storm Upcoming star award 2023
MVP 2023 Tasman Championships
MVP Waimea college 2023
Silver medal nationals schools championships 2023
MVP 2022 Tasman Championships
National Tournment team U17 IPC 2022
Bronze medal Junior beach champs 2021
Coaches awards 2023 and 2022 as most coachable athlete volleyball camp.
New Zealand age group swimmimg champs top ten athlete.

Volunteerism and Leadership Roles:
Coaching junior volleyball teams
Junior leader Waimea college
Volleyball A vice captain

Beach Club Details:
Waimea College A beach team
IPC Nelson beach U19

Athlete Bio

Five words you can use to describe yourself as a high performance athlete.

Consistent
Resilient
Coachable
Tactical
Athletic

Five words you can use to describe yourself off your field of play.

Happy
Motivated
Genuine
Fun
Kind

Describe how you work in a team.

I really enjoy playing team sports, I would say its more about what I do than what I say. I lead by example and always give 100% effort in all my games. I feel that my team can count on me when it matters and in high pressure situations they look to me for support and tactical advice. I enjoy the friendships that I have gained in all my teams and always look forward to trainings and competitions with them.

Athletic highlights and how you felt when you received them:

Selection for NZU20 volleyball team
Silver Medal at nationals
Tournament team at IPC U17
MVP twice at Tasman secondary schools
When I got chosen for all of these I feel incredibly proud of myself for all of the hard work that I have put in. It motivates me to continue with my goals for the future.

What are your interests outside of sports? Why do you like them?

I love the outdoors and the adventures I can have. Living where we do in New Zealand I have lots of activities I love to do. I love sea fishing and go out with my family when I can and in the summer months I am a keen wake boarder. All year round we mountain bike and hike as a family and just enjoy the outdoors. Also when the snow comes I am lucky to live not too far from the mountains where I go snowboarding.

Who are your role models and why?

In Volleyball, my role model would be Yuki Ishikawa. He is an amazing athlete with such power and speed around the court. He also shows that he can produce great shots under pressure and stay calm in difficult situations. I also admire Micheal Phelps and all he has achieved in swimming, he is the ultimate athlete.

My Mum and Dad are also my role models. My mum still trains hard and competes even thou she is getting older and not an international athlete anymore. She has shown me how to be focused and successful and follow my dreams. She believes hard work beats talent when talent doesn’t work hard, I like that.

Involvement in other sports or extracurricular. Why is it important for you?

Senior A basketball team 2024

Academic highlights and how you felt when you received them?

Very happy to have achieved Merit for year 11 and 12

What program would you like to attend in school?

I am still looking into study options, but my passion and interests will probably be PE teaching, Sport science, outdoor education, sports coaching or something similar.

How do you envision your school life in college/university?

I see my life at college/university full on new and exciting experiences. I am really keen to push myself and get the best playing and coaching opportunities that could be available to me. Studying in Canada would be an amazing achievement for me where I would love to experience a different culture and make new friends and team mates.