Saga Vae is the Club Director for SF Elite VBC. Saga has been coaching college, high school, and club volleyball for close to two decades. He has coached all ages from 14s to 18s Division and qualified countless teams to Junior Olympics and Junior National Championships. Coach Saga's influence on the volleyball community across the Bay Area and beyond is unparalleled, with many of his former players and assistants going on to notable volleyball careers themselves.

As the Head Coach of the City College of San Francisco Women's Volleyball team for the past 8 years, Coach Saga has led his team to three straight second place finishes in the Coast Conference and appearances in the State Playoffs. He has also secured athletic scholarships for his players from NCAA Division 1, 2, and NAIA schools each year he has coached. Coach Saga also coached at SF Tremors Volleyball Club for 17 years, earning numerous first place finishes in NCVA's Power League Gold Division, championships at multiple Junior National Qualifiers, and earning bids to several Junior National Championships. Coach Saga also spent 5 years as Head Coach of the South San Francisco High School Girls Varsity volleyball team, earning first or second place finishes in the PAL Conference each year, as well as securing college athletic scholarships for his players each year.

My name is Kijana Best, I was born and raised in San Francisco, California. Sports has been a major part of my life since I was 7 years old. Growing up I played volleyball, basketball and track but volleyball has always been my favorite sport. I started playing volleyball competitively in the 3rd grade and club volleyball in the 5th grade. I played for a variety of clubs including the San Francisco Warriors, Frisco Bay and Slainte. I began my journey as a libero then a middle and finally found my permanent position as an all around outside hitter. I was fortunate enough to play for highly competitive teams and go to the Girls Junior Nationals 5 consecutive times in cities such as Miami, Atlanta, Reno, Minneapolis and New Orleans. I played one year of junior varsity and three years of varsity volleyball at Mercy High School where I was awarded Most Inspirational for two consecutive years and Most Valuable Player for three consecutive years.

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