Doble has five wins in his career, the first three with Lee LeGrande and the last two with Karch Kiraly. He was part of the lowest seeded team (14th) to play in an AVP final since 1998 when he and Ryan Mariano advanced to the Huntington Beach championship, but it ended in his only loss in six trips to the finals. In 2006 he was ranked 10th in kills on the tour (10.8 per game).

2002 and 2003 were Doble's most consistent years, finishing as part of the second ranked team both seasons (with Kiraly). In 2003, he had top five finishes in all nine events including one victory. In 2002, he had six top five finishes in seven events and a victory. In 2001, he picked up two victories with LeGrande at Muskegon and Belmar. Teamed with LeGrande to win the 2000 AVP season opener in Delray Beach, Fla. In his beach career, he has played with five different beach Olympians, including two Gold Medalists.

Personal: Began playing volleyball in 1988 because all the basketball courts were always full. He won eight of 16 Midwest Professional Volleyball Association titles in 1994 with Mark Watts and Paul Lachmann. Started, played and coached for the Michigan Tech Volleyball Club, where he graduated with a Bachelor's Degree in Mechanical Engineering. Enjoys basketball, yoga, skiing, golf, cooking, listening to music and being Mr. Mom. "Doby" and his wife, Vicki have two boys, Jaden and Gage. Has one sister and some goldfish. He likes any Monty Python movies, as well as watching the original CSI on TV. His favorite band is Muddy Waters and his favorite food is barbeque. If he weren't playing pro volleyball he would be working in engineering or computers.