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Fresno State volleyball coach Lauren Netherby-Sewell on Friday announced she has hired Ed and Alanna Jackson as her assistants.

The husband-wife duo lives in Nevada, where Alanna Jackson is an assistant coach at Nevada and Ed Jackson is a physical education teacher and volleyball coach at Sage Ridge School in Reno.

They have coached together for more than seven years.

"I've hired a volleyball assistant power team," Netherby-Sewell said. "Ed, Alanna and I have shared great experiences as teammates and coaching competitors. They bring a wealth of uncommon experience in winning on a national scale."

Their relationship goes back about 10 years, when Alanna Jackson and Netherby-Sewell played two years together at Nevada in 1997-98.

Alanna and Ed Jackson married in 2002 while both were working at UC-Santa Barbara. Ed Jackson was an assistant volleyball coach for the Gauchos from 2002-03, before he and Alanna Jackson moved to Virginia to coach at William and Mary.

Women's golf

A hole-in-one highlighted Fresno State sophomore Hali Coppin's round at 3-over 74, leading the Bulldogs to sixth place on the first day of the 14-team Peg Barnard Collegiate at the Stanford Golf Course.

Coppin, using a 5-iron, scored her ace on the 163-yard 14th hole. It was the first hole-in-one in program history in competitive play. She enters today in 10th place.

Laura Luethke shot 77 and is tied for 20th. Pia Escandon and Chelsea Czinski both shot 79s and Taylor Siebert an 81.

Lindi Covarrubias of Mesa, Ariz., has signed to play for the Bulldogs next fall.

Playing for Mesa Community College, Covarrubias recently won her sixth consecutive tournament and has a 74.5 scoring average. At the Lady Thunderbird Classic in March, she broke a six-year record by four strokes by shooting 1-under 74-69--143.

Covarrubias joins Courtney Solomonson, a fall signee to the Fresno State lineup for the 2008-09 season.

Track and field

Fresno State coach Bob Fraley, who's retiring at the end of the season, will be inducted into the Mt. SAC Relays Hall of Fame on Thursday at the event's annual banquet at the Pacific Palms Conference Resort in the City of Industry.

Men's volleyball

Fresno State won its first two matches at the National Intramural-Recreational Sports Association National Championships in Dallas.

Jake Wiens had 22 kills and Mike Delotto 52 assists in Fresno State's 25-17, 25-20 victory against Virginia Tech and a 25-18, 25-19 dispatch of James Madison. The Bulldogs will play Arizona State today in the round of 16.