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2009 Volleyball
Coaching Staff (continued)
Last year, the Saints’ seniors completed their perfect
careers with a championship they got to celebrate on Pierre Year-by-Year at Siena
their home court. Once more, Siena topped Fairfield
on national television in the final, this time doing so in
MAAC
straight sets. It was the 100th career victory for Pierre
Year W L PCT W L PCT
at Siena. The Saints went on to play California in the 2003 5 21 .192 2 7 .222
First Round of the NCAA Tournament in Berkeley.
2004 9 17 .346 2 7 .222
This type of success is nothing new for Pierre.
2005* 20 12 .625 7 2 .779
2006* 22 13 .629 15 3 .833
Prior to being named Siena’s head coach, Pierre led
the volleyball program at Mercy College in Dobbs
2007* 24 8 .750 17 1 .944
Ferry, N.Y
2008* 20 13 .601 15 3 .833
. While at Mercy, Pierre compiled a winning
percentage in excess of 75%, which placed him
Totals 100 84 .543 58 23 .716
seventh among active Division II coaches with at least
five years of experience upon his resignation. Pierre’s
* MAAC Championship
teams gained three conference championships, and a
number one ranking in the Northeast Region in 2000
(33-2 record) and 2001 (34-2 record). He was named
conference Coach of the Year four times and Northeast
Region Coach of the Year twice.
In 2001 Pierre led Mercy to the final eight in the NCAA
Tournament. In addition, his teams held the best grade-
point average among all teams in the Mercy athletic
department for seven straight years.
Pierre is a graduate of Quebec University (BA) and
Mercy (BS). He was a technical adviser for his native
Haiti’s men’s national team in 1994 and was an assis-
tant coach for Haiti’s women’s national team in 1996
for the Norceca Games (pre-Olympics). Pierre was
also a participant in the 1992 Norceca Games.
Pierre resides in the Capital Region.
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