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LIVONIA, Michigan – Madonna University is conducting an ongoing investigation into two coaches who have been accused of inappropriate behavior by student-athletes.
Women’s volleyball head coach Jerry Abraham and assistant coach Brian McClain have been placed on paid leave.
A statement from Madonna University President Michael Grandillo reads:
“Protecting the health and safety of our students is our University’s top priority – guided by our Franciscan values, which include respect for all.
“During the week of October 4, our athletic department received complaints from student-athletes detailing allegations of inappropriate behavior involving two women’s volleyball coaches. This led to the paid suspension of head coach Jerry Abraham and assistant coach Brian McClain. The rest of the staff are currently leading this team in practices and games.
“In the days that followed, after designated university officials met with members of the coaching staff and the team, the sports department received further complaints from staff and students at the. volleyball team as well as our women’s softball program. Jerry Abraham is also the head coach of the softball team. Other coaches will direct the activities of the softball team.
“We take these complaints seriously and follow all legal documentation requirements. In addition, complaints will be promptly referred to a team of independent investigators to determine the facts before the University takes further action.
Michael A. Grandillo, President of Madonna University
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