Biography:

Year Started at Northview: 2015

A native of Hilliard, Ohio, Trey Fanfulik is entering his fifth year of coaching volleyball at Sylvania Northview High School, the 2015 Northern Lakes League Champions and 2018 District VII Runner-up. Fanfulik has been Head Junior Varsity Coach and Assistant Varsity Coach in his tenure.

As a profession, Fanfulik is an Engineer at Northern Manufacturing. In addition, he is currently a coach at Toledo Volleyball Club, and has previously coached at Premier Academy and Toledo Dynamic Volleyball Club, as well as Washington Junior High.

Prior to coaching, Fanfulik played Men’s Volleyball at Lourdes University from 2011 – 2013 and is a graduate of Hilliard Darby High School, in Hilliard Ohio, outside of Columbus.

He earned a Bachelor of Science in Engineering from the University of Toledo in May 2019.  

Currently, Fanfulik, 29, resides in Toledo, Ohio with his wife Stephanie and their dog Jax. 

Biography:

Year Started at Northview: 2018

Kayla was born and raised in the Toledo area. She played high school volleyball at Toledo Christian High School where she led them to states her senior year in 2010. She played 6 years at the elite volleyball club in the area, Premier Academy. During her senior year, her club team won second place at AAU Nationals in Orlando, Florida. Playing at Premier Academy allowed her the opportunity to play at the Division 1 level at The University at Buffalo in New York. After two years, Kayla returned to the University of Toledo to finish her Chemical Engineering degree. During this time, she coached 15s and 18s at Premier Academy as well as JV at Perrysburg High School for one season. 

Kayla’s hobbies include hiking, kayaking, and playing with her puppy. She is a Mold Design Engineer at Libbey Glass in Toledo and lives in Sylvania. She is so excited to be given the opportunity to coach for a second season at Northview. 

Go Cats!

Biography:

Year Started at Northview: 2018

A native of Toledo, Ohio, Heidi Wiczynski is entering her fifth season at Sylvania Northview High School. In 2021, Wiczynski will be taking on a new role with the Northview Volleyball program as she is currently enrolled in school for her masters in nursing program over the course of the next coupe of years. In 2020, Wiczynski will lead the JV team, her previous two seasons spent leading the freshman team.  In her second season with the LadyKats, Wiczynski posted a 15-7 overall record and a record of 11-3 in the Northern Lakes League (NLL). In her first season with the Wildcats, Wiczynski coached her team to a very successful season with a 17-4 overall record and a 13-1 record in the NLL, earning a league championship.

Wiczynski attended Regina Coeli Grade School where she was a multi-sport athlete winning two Diocesan Championships in both volleyball and basketball. Wiczynski went on to play both volleyball and basketball at Notre Dame Academy. In her senior volleyball season, Wiczynski was given the honor of representing NDA at the CYO fall sports banquet. Wiczynski played travel volleyball for Glass City Volleyball Club for 9 seasons while also playing 6 seasons of travel basketball for her dad, John Wiczynski, where they earned two AYBT National Championships.

After graduating from Notre Dame Academy with a 3.89 GPA, Wiczynski went on to continue her academics and volleyball career at Muskingum University in New Concord, Ohio. After undergoing multiple knee surgeries, Wiczynski returned home to The University of Toledo where she earned her Bachelor’s Degree in Exercise Science with a concentration in Occupational Therapy.

Wiczynski started coaching high school volleyball in 2012 at Start High School as the Freshman Coach. After one season at Start, Wiczynski went on to be the Freshman Coach at Whitmer High School. In 2015, Wiczynski moved up to coach at the junior varsity level while also coaching at The Toledo Volleyball Club.

Currently Wiczynski is the Patient Service Coordinator for the ProMedica Physicians Pulmonary and Sleep Group working in multiple locations, including Toledo Hospital, Flower Hospital, and Fostoria Hospital. In her spare time, coach Heidi enjoys traveling, playing in adult volleyball leagues, attending sporting events, country concerts, and any and all events at The University of Michigan.