Josephson took over head coaching duties, and led the program to five more national titles, winning in 2011, 2012, 2016, 2017 and 2019. The program has won the Canada West championship seven times, taking the conference title in 2007, 2012, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2020 and 2022. In his time with the Spartans, Josephson was named U Sports Coach of the Year four times (2011, 2014, 2020 and 2022). The program has produced seven U Sports Player of the Year award winners, including Derek Epp (2021-22), Eric Loeppky (2019–20), Adam Schriemer (2016–17), Ryan Sclater (2016–17), Nick Del Bianco (2014–15), Ben Ball (2011–12) and Josh Howatson (2006–07). The Spartans have also had three winners of the U Sports Rookie of the Year award, including Chris Meehan (2001–02), Adam Schriemer (2013–14) and Eric Loeppky (2016–17). Women's volleyball The TWU women's volleyball program joined the Canada West conference and U Sports competition for the 1999–2000 season. The program captured its first U Sports medal in 2010–11, winning bronze. The program would go on to win its first U Sports championship in 2014–15. That season, the program won their first of five Canada West championships, going on to win the conference crown in 2014–15, 2015–16, 2018–19, 2019–20 and 2021-22. In 2021-22, the Spartans capture their second U Sports championship. Coach Ryan Hofer has led the program since 2006, being named U Sports Coach of the Year once in his career in 2010–11. Individually, the program has produced three Therese Quigley Award winners (Outstanding Student-Athlete) with Rhonda Schmuland winning in 2005–06, and Saralyn Stel winning in 2007–08. National Championships Since 1999, the TWU Spartans have won 13 national championships in three sports and have medaled 40 times in eight sports. Canada West Championships Since 1999, the TWU Spartans have won 32 Canada West Championships in eight sports and have medaled 73 times in nine sports. Lieutenant Governor Athletic Award winners Athletes from Trinity Western University have been nominated on six separate occasions for the Lieutenant Governor Athletic Award (formerly known as the BLG Award), which is given annually to top male and female athletes across all Canadian universities. Chris Meehan (MVB) was nominated in 2005-2006, Josh Howatson (MVB) was nominated in 2006-07, Ben Ball (MVB) was nominated in 2011-2012, Jessica King (WSOC) was nominated in 2014-15, Ryan Sclater (MVB) was nominated in 2016-17 and Derek Epp (MVB) was nominated in 2021-22. Howatson went on to win