In-Sik Hwang is in his his sixth season at Christian Brothers. His Lady Bucs have finished at .500 or better four straight years. Hwang has coached 11 All-GSC players and four Academic All-GSC players. The 2006 Lady Bucs placed their entire roster on the GSC Fall Academic Honor Roll, the only GSC team in any sport to achieve that honor.

Laura Washington joined a short list in the GSC record books last year, becoming the 17th three-time First-Team All-GSC selection as well as the 33rd two-time Academic All-GSC pick. She earned All-GSC honors all four years as she set CBU single-season and career records for attack percentage, kills, and blocks. She also finished in the top 10 in the GSC record books in career kills, blocks, attack percentage, matches with double-digit kills, matches with double-digit blocks, and matches with 20 or more kills.

The Lady Bucs went 23-14 in 2005, recording the most wins since CBU joined the NCAA and earning a second consecutive trip to the GSC Tournament. Washington became the program's first GSC West Division Player of the Year and the first CBU volleyball player to be named to the GSC's Top Ten. Nan Kimbrell earned second-team All-GSC West honors.

In 2004, he led the team to an 18-11 mark and a trip to the Gulf South Conference Volleyball Tournament. Both Washington and Kimbrell were named First-Team All-GSC West. The team has consistently posted the highest grade point average of any team at CBU.

Under his direction, Washington was named the GSC West Freshman of the Year in 2003. Washington and sophomore Nan Kimbrell were named second-team All-GSC that year.

Hwang arrived at CBU in 2002 with more than 10 years coaching experience on the collegiate, club and high school levels. In 2001, he was the head coach at LaVergne High School and guided the team to a district and regional championship in his third season. He also earned District 9 Coach of the Year Awards in 2000 and 2001.

He graduated with a B.S. in Physical Education in 1998 from Middle Tennessee State University. He served as an assistant volleyball coach (1993-1996) and as an instructor at MTSU (1995-1996). Hwang coached at Franklin High School in 1998 and was named the District 11-L Coach of the Year.

Hwang is a member of USA Volleyball and the American Volleyball Coaches Association and is licensed by the USA Coaching Accreditation Program, certified both Level I and II. He has also been Leader level certified in the American Coaching Effectiveness Program.

	Overall				GSC West				GSC West Finish
Year	W	L	Pct.		W	L	Pct.
2002	12	17	.414		4	8	.333		6th
2003	18	18	.500		6	6	.500		5th
2004	18	11	.621		6	6	.500		3rd
2005	23	14	.622		7	7	.500		4th
2006	15	15	.500		3	9	.250		6th
Total	86	75	.534		26	36	.420