Harry grew up playing volleyball on the beautiful beaches of Santa Monica, with his father and younger brother Michael. He is a 2009 graduate of UC San Diego with a B.S. in Aerospace Engineering; he is currently working as a stress engineer at Goodrich Aerostructures.

Harry started playing indoor volleyball in the 8th grade and has been coaching for the past 5 years. In addition to coaching, Harry played 3 years for the UCSD Men's Volleyball team, under Kevin Ring and former US Men's National Team Assistant Ron Larsen. The highlight of his college career was coming in off the bench at UCLA and solo blocking Steve Klosterman.
 
This is Harry's second year at Coast, and he has also coached at Canyon Crest Academy and done volleyball camps at Pepperdine University and with Gold Medal Squared the past 5 summers. Harry has been fortunate enough to learn from some of the greatest minds in volleyball. At Santa Monica High
School, Harry played for former Olympian Lianne Sato and was named team captain and MVP twice. On the club scene, he played for SCVC in Redondo Beach, and was coached there by current head coaches of the USC men's and women's teams: Bill Ferguson and Mick Haley. Harry trained with the USA
High Performance team in 2002, won a bronze medal at the Phoenix Junior Olympics in 2003 and was named to the Volleyball Magazine "FAB 50" High School Senior List in 2004.
 
When Harry is not doing anything volleyball related, he likes to body surf, shop for tank tops, learn Chinese, and read by the beach. If Harry could visit anywhere on the Earth, it would be the Great Barrier Reef.

Email: harrygcampbell@gmail.com