Coaches and Staff

Welcome to South Texas Volleyball Academy Coaching Staff and Directors! We have recruited top coaches from around the San Antonio area to help take your daughters game to a higher level. Each coach is an expert in their own right and works tirelessly to develop the athlete from a holistic approach. Their focus isn’t just on winning competitions but on expert skills, technique and becoming an outstanding team player all around.

Young girls deal with many issues as they develop and play in clubs, leagues and school programs. That’s why our coaches are motivated and inspired to coach as they watch their players grow and develop not just physically but mentally and emotionally as well. Each coach has different backgrounds and experience to bring to the club. We invite you to read and explore as you learn more about us.

At STVA, we are committed to finding and retaining the top talent in coaching and in players.

Edward Dahl, Jr.

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

18 MIZUNO HEAD COACH

EDDIE@STVA.ORG

COACHING RESUME

Playing/ Coaching Experience:

2023-2024: Qualified 18 USA, 3^rd Place @ AVCA Qualifier
2021-2022: Qualified 12 USA, 3^rd Place @ Lone Star Classic
2020-2021: Qualified 13 USA, 3^rd Place @ Lone Star Classic
2011-Current: Club Director of South Texas Volleyball Academy; Assisted in growing the club from 3 teams to 30+ teams
2001-Current: Club coach for boys and girls teams
2005: Graduate as 4-year letterman and 2-year All American @ Lindenwood University; Finished in the Final Four all four seasons
2000: Graduated as 4-year letterman and 4-year All-State @ Antonian College Preparatory/ Saint Mary’s Hall, Scholarship to play at Lindenwood University

What are your coaching qualities?

I am a strict yet relationship type coach- My athletes will work hard and play hard. I look for players that believe in the system and strive to build trust and respect so I can get the most out of them. My practices are focused on the fundamentals. “If we are fundamentally sound, we can compete with anyone” My goal is to equip my athletes with the tools to be successful on and off the volleyball court. Coaching a sport is just a minor piece of the puzzle, making these kids great human beings is 100% of the process.

What are your expectations from your athletes?

As all National Level Coaches- I set the standard high for my athletes. I need my athletes to come ready to give whatever they have every time they are on the court. Humble… yet arrogant. One must believe in themselves in order to be great!

What is your coaching motto?

Let’s have fun! At the end of the day, we are playing a game and competing. You are going to win some, and you are going to lose some, if you leave it all out there you will always win!

Why did you choose STVA?

STVA is my life, my family and what I love to do. My fathe passed away in 2018 and I decided screw corporate money, I am going to do what I love and my success will be valued by happiness!

What’s a fun fact about you?

I am really a nice person and can have fun once you get to know me. I am just really shy until you get to know me.

Madison Arellano

DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS

MNAGY@STVA.ORG

COACHING RESUME

Playing/ Coaching Experience:

2023-2024: Geneva School of Boerne Varsity Coach/ Program Director
2023-2024: Double Qualified 13U Liberty and USA, 1^st Place Finish Mizuno Northern Lights National Qualifier 13 Liberty, 3^rd Place Lone Star Classic 13 USA
2022-2023: USAV Nationals 14U Liberty National Champion- Head Coach
2022-2023: First Place Finish at Sunshine National Qualifier 14U Liberty Division, coached multiple open level national qualifiers
2021-2022: 3 Top 3 finishes at National Qualifiers 13U, 5^th place finish USAV Nationals 13U American
2019 Geneva School of Boerne Varsity Assistant State Championship Tournament TAPPS 4A
2014- Graduated as 4-year letterman and District MVP @ Steele High School, Scholarship to play at West Texas A&M

What are your coaching qualities?

I am a relationship type coach- I strive to build relationships with my athletes in order to build trust and respect so I can get the most I possibly can out of them. I take pride in running extremely efficient and structured practices where athletes get an abundance of reps while learning the why. My goal is to equip my athletes with the tools to be successful on and off the volleyball court. I strive to make them better athletes but more importantly better young women!

What are your expectations from your athletes?

As all National Level Coaches- I set the standard high for my athletes. The expectation is that my athletes create a positive competitive team culture within themselves and bring it to every practice and game. Athletes are responsible for setting the tone in practices and matches and bringing the same intensity every time. My athletes will give 110% for the teammate standing next to them and will be selfless in their play and attitude.

What is your coaching motto?

Do not look too far ahead but focus on each play and be in the moment. Celebrate hard and shake off mistakes quick.

Why did you choose STVA?

I chose STVA 5 years ago because I felt like there was room for growth and an abundance of opportunities for me to dig into. I loved the family feel and knew it was a place I would enjoy being at every day!

What’s a fun fact about you?

I refused to play volleyball when I was younger- I was convinced I was going to play college basketball. I was forced to play on a club team in 7^th grade and haven’t looked back sense!

Clint Plihal

DIRECTOR OF STVA BEACH

COACHES EDUCATION

CPLIHAL@STVA.ORG

COACHING RESUME

Where are you from?: Dallas / Ft. Worth, Texas

Background Summary/Brief History About You: "I grew up in the DFW area. Was raised by my grandparents for most of my childhood. I grew up loving movies and sport. I attended Elementary, Middle School and High school in the AISD. Graduated from H/S in 1993 and for the next 6 years I spent training, playing and traveling with some of the best beach volleyball players around. In 1999 I was diagnosed with Muscular Dystrophy (Charot Marie Tooth Disease). Got married around this time and became a step-dad to a wonderful kid name Kyle. Kyle lead me to coaching, see Kyle was severally Autistic, I do mean severely. Over the years I was able to help Kyle overcome some things to do with his Autism and after my divorce, the friends that saw me with Kyle thought I should get into coaching. After a short year of coaching club, I was blessed to have made a career out of Coaching and/or being a Director for Volleyball clubs in different parts of Texas. I have recently moved here to San Antonio cause my better half has a really good career here. We had been commuting back and forth from DFW to SA, for the last couple years, now we are under 1 roof... “

What school? Degree?: "No College. Decide to work on my Beach VB career"

Certification and Credentials: Impact / B-CAP /

Your experience in volleyball/background: "20 Plus years as a Player or Coach

5 years playing on qualifying tour for AVP (Pro Beach Tour)

06' to 11' Coach/Director = ONE10 VBC 07 - 11 ( Qualified Teams for Nationals)

11' to 13' Coach - Skyline Houston (Qualified Teams for Nationals)

13' to 16' Beach Coach / Director = 692 Beach ( 8 Players received D1 Scholarships)

16' to 19' Beach Coach / Director = TAV (Dallas) Beach Program was cut after 2 years. Stayed on to Coach indoor.

19' to Present Coach / Beach Coordinator STVA = "

What position(s) did you play?: Beach Volleyball ( AVP TOUR ) // Men's Indoor Club Team = Setter // Libero

What accomplishments or awards?: "Beach Player = at 18y.o. Finished 2nd in my First Travel Beach Tournament won $1000 (1994)

Coach = I was the only Coach to Qualify Teams for Nationals in Clubs History (ONE10VBC - 2000 to 2016) I was a Coach there from 2006 to 2011."

What is your specialty?: I like to to think I am a good teacher of all the skills required to play volleyball. Defense is where I believe I bring a little more to the table. It takes players being mentality sharp to understand how the defense moves together as unit.

What is your coaching style? Niche?: "With the younger player's I am more of ""Autocratic"" type coach making decisions with little to no input from my player or players. I give the players a vision or task for what needs to be accomplished by them, and the players are expected to perform. ""Autocratic"" coaching is win-focused mentality and all training is very structured. With Older teams I have fond my-self more ""Dictator"" to ""Democratic"" coaching style. This style lets the decision making and goal setting come with input from my athletes instead of dictating to them. This style is better for older player since it's athlete-centered, and the athletes shape their own objectives under a framework outlined by the coaching staff.

My Passion is my NICHE, I think it will show its face soon enough :)"

How does your style help the athlete?: My style of coaching helps athletes grow within a different type of structured environments. Using an Autocratic style with younger players and teams it's very structured which works greats for that age range of athletes. Sometimes the older players need the Autocratic at the first part of the season. Then it switches to Democratic style where it lets them grow at their pace, give the team more opportunity of having dialogue with the coaching staff about the structure of practice or strategy of games or just simple team functions (Outings, Meals. etc)

Core beliefs? Mantra?: "Hard work and persistence, anyone can accomplish their goals!

""Don't Stop When You Are Tired, Stop When You Are Done"""

Cristian Arellano

DIRECTOR OF RECRUITING

17 MIZUNO HEAD COACH

CARELLANO@STVA.ORG

COACHING RESUME

Where are you from?: SA

Background Summary/Brief History About You: Born and raised in San Antonio. Went to Clark high school - played football and ran track. Went to Texas Tech and received a Finance degree. Currently work for a company called 24 Hour Fitness as a real estate and capital strategy analyst. Recently married to Madison, our director of operations.

What school? Degree?: Texas Tech University; B.B.A in Finance

Certification and Credentials: Vertimax Certified Trainer

Your experience in volleyball/background: Started playing when I was about 12 after being exposed to it from going to my sisters club tournaments. Played for STVA under Eddie Dahl for 3 of my high school years. Senior year of high school was selected to be a part of the U19 beach national team. That same year was a part of the first team from texas to qualify for nationals in the open division. Spent 2 years as an Undergrad assistant coach and 2 years as a volunteer assistant coach at Texas Tech. Worked primarily with the pin hitters on a day to day basis.

What position(s) did you play?: Outside Hitter

What accomplishments or awards?: USAV U19 Beach National Team senior year of high school(2014)

Part of the first boys club from Texas to qualify for nationals in the Open division(2014)

Most recently helped lead our current 16 Navy team qualify for nationals (2022)

What is your specialty?: Pin Hitters and Middles

What is your coaching style? Niche?: Very technical/analytical, I like to break down the athlete's performance piece by piece and work on isolated movements. I also like to put my athletes in uncomfortable situations on the court, if they can work through these situations they will come out a better player.

How does your style help the athlete?: Breaking down athletes techniques allows them to focus on each individual piece of a skill set before putting it all back together.

Core beliefs? Mantra?: "Practice and playing are two separate things. You need to showcase your strengths when you compete and work on your weaknesses when you train." Russ Rose; Penn State

Dave Ulrich

RECRUITING COORDINATOR

DULRICH1@STMARYTX.EDU

COACHING RESUME

Background Summary/ Brief History About You: Born and raised in the south suburbs of Chicago, I’ve moved all over the country for different college jobs. My wife and I coach at St. Mary’s University and we have a 1 year old named David Isaiah (Davey Zay for short). I’m an introvert, I’ve never broken a bone, I’ve gotten many stitches, I recorded an album when I was 18, and I can pogo stick and jump rope at the same time.

What School? Degree?: Lincoln Christian University, BA Discipleship Ministry

Certification & Credentials?: CAP 1 and SafeSport certified, coached at the college level for over a decade, have served as the director of recruiting for 3 other volleyball clubs in the past.

Your Experience in Volleyball/ Background: I played volleyball for as long as I can remember growing up and through high school, began coaching as a student assistant while in college, worked my way up to being a DII head coach, met and married my wife and moved to Texas to coach with her here. She is currently the head coach at St. Mary’s University and I am one of her assistants.

What position(s) did you play?: Mostly middle, but occasionally on the pin as well

What accomplishments or awards?: I wouldn’t say I’ve accomplished much at all, as it’s the athletes I’ve been blessed to coach who are responsible for all we achieve. I’ve had the opportunity to coach numerous athletic and academic All-Conference and All-American student athletes. Many of our teams have had great post-season success, including five Final 4 finishes and a national championship. In 2016 I was named NCCAA Southwest Region Coach of the Year, and in 2017 I was named to the AVCA Thirty Under 30 list, mostly due to the success our team was having during my time as the head coach at Randall University.

What is your specialty?: I’m a pretty good game-planner, so I do a lot of scouting and analysis at the college level.

What is your coaching style? Niche?: I can be a tough coach to play for because I expect great effort whenever we are competing or training, but I have a great passion for empowering young women to do great things whether that’s on the court, in the classroom, or in our world. I’m also very loyal, so if you play for me once you’ll always be a part of my volleyball family. I still have great relationships with players I coached 10 years ago or longer, and I hope that trend continues for as long as I am coaching!

How does your style help the athlete?: Players can relax when they play for me because the only things I care about (effort, competitiveness, attitude, teamwork, etc.) are all 100% controllable. I don’t do politics, and all you have to do to be a favorite player is work hard at the right things. I usually end up having a whole team of favorites by the end of the season!

Core beliefs? Mantra?: Always try outwork your circumstances. Resilience is an invaluable life skill.

Dana Dahl

CLUB ADMIN - UNIFORMS

DDAHL@STVA.ORG

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Kelli Alston

CLUB ADMIN - TRAVEL COORDINATOR

KALSTON@STVA.ORG

COACHING RESUME

Where are you from?: San Antonio, TX

Background Summary/Brief History About You: I was born and raised in San Antonio, Texas. I started playing volleyball in 8th grade. I have an identical twin sister that we shared our passion for volleyball together growing up. I am married and have been for 13 years. We have 4 children that are very involved in team sports. We have one daughter and three boys. Between the four they play volleyball, basketball, football, baseball, run track and all do swim team during the summer! We stay very busy and love every minute of it. I have been so blessed to be a part of the STVA family for five years now.

What school? Degree?: MacArthur High School/High School Diploma.

Certification and Credentials: "IMPACT SafeSport"

Your experience in volleyball/background: In 8th grade I decided to tryout for the volleyball team and fell in love. I played the next four years in high school. My parents helped me get to the next level and I played club volleyball going into my freshman year of high school and played through my senior year. I played and trained with the intent of going to college and ended up with a few offers out of state but chose the route to stay in San Antonio and attend a junior college.

What position(s) did you play?: Middle Blocker

What is your coaching style? Niche?: I have a very determined coaching style. I would say I demand max effort and expect 100%. I expect positivity and encouragement from each individual player as well as from myself. Always looking for a way to throw in a life lesson.

How does your style help the athlete?:I believe each player can execute any task set before them. I want them to believe in themselves. I want them to push through their physical and mental limitations and prove to themselves that there is a strong will inside of them.

Core beliefs? Mantra?: Lead by example.

Jordan Ruiz

ASST. DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS

14 MIZUNO HEAD COACH

JRUIZ@STVA.ORG

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Micheala Sifuentes

PLAYER DEV COORDINATOR

13 MIZUNO HEAD COACH

MSIFUENTES@STVA.ORG

COACHING RESUME

Where are you from?: San Antonio/Floresville

Background Summary/Brief History About You: I am originally from San Antonio, but moved to Floresville going into 8th grade. Both my parents played volleyball, my mom played for John Jay High School and went to the state finals her Junior and senior year. My dad played competitively for 25 years. I have a 13 year old sister that plays for the 7th grade A team at Floresville Middle School. My cousins played volleyball and so did my aunts. We are basically a family full of volleyball players.

What school? Degree?: I went Angelo State University and was going for my History degree

Certification and Credentials: Impact Certified

Your experience in volleyball/background: I was the varsity setter for Floresville High school four years in a row, I then moved on to play three years at Angelo State University where I played defense specialist/Libero, freshman year we made it to the elite eight. Before that I've had 8 years of club experience, most of those years I played above my age. I've had 5 years of coaching experience.

What position(s) did you play?: Setter/ Libero/ Defense Specialist

What accomplishments or awards?: High School new comer of the year as a freshman, All District, Express -News All Area, and Senior year Max Prep player of the year. NCAA Lone Star Conference Tournament Champion (freshman), Lone Star Conference Champs and tournament Champs, Lone Star Regional Champ, Elite Eight Appearance.

What is your specialty?: Defense and Setting

What is your coaching style? Niche?: I'm a tough coach, I'm not the greatest in the world, but I'm passionate. With my specialty being defense, 80% of what my practice consist of passing/serve receive/defense, every single one of my players, especially my hitters learn basics when it comes to passing a ball. I also do a lot of team bonding when it comes to my team, I do not expect my girl to be the "besties for the resties" but when they are on the court I expect them to trust each other enough to get the job done. I've also instilled a accountability among my girls, helping not limit their progress to just one standard. By holding themselves accountable when they make a mistake or could have done better, and this is not just as an individual but as a team.

How does your style help the athlete?: The way I push my girls is helping them fin d the confidence in saying "no I can do better then that".

Core beliefs? Mantra?: "It's not a Mantra, but more so a quote that's stuck with me for a long time

""...It will beat you to your knees and keep you there permanently if you let it. You, me, or nobody is gonna hit as hard as life. But it ain't about how hard you hit. It's about how hard you can get hit and keep moving forward. How much you can take and keep moving forward. That's how winning is done!"" -Rocky Balboa"

Raul Bernal

BOYS VOLLEYBALL COORDINATOR

BOYS COACH

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Janna Buchanan

SOCIAL MEDIA COORDINATOR

11 MIZUNO HEAD COACH

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Emily Ramirez

17 MIZUNO ASSISTANT COACH

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TBD

16 MIZUNO HEAD COACH

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John Obregon

15 NAVY HEAD COACH

COACHING RESUME

Where are you from?: Floresville Texas

Background Summary/Brief History About You: I live in Floresville with my wife and two daughters. I am a Orthotic Assistant and have been in this profession for over 20 years. Started playing volleyball when I was about 20 years old. That is how I met my wife. Are family is a volleyball family.

What school? Degree?: South San High School

Certification and Credentials: Impact certified

Your experience in volleyball/background: I Started playing volleyball when I was 19 and have played against some of the top men in the nation. I Started coaching club volleyball 12 years ago and have had the pleasure of coaching some amazing kids.

What position(s) did you play?: Started as a outside hitter and ended up setting in my later years.

What accomplishments or awards?: What I feel most accomplished about is knowing that I’ve gotten to coach girls who have become better volleyball players and continue to do so every year. Even some of the girls I’ve had the pleasure of coaching (my daughter included) have gone to play collegiate volleyball. That’s my award!

What is your specialty?: I really don’t think I have a specialty in one thing. I believe I work on all aspects of the game and I believe I can get the most out of kids that I’ve worked with.

What is your coaching style? Niche?: "I would say I’m disciplined, no nonsense, directive, passionate coach. I believe I do a good job of reinforcing fundamentals in different ways so that drills don’t get too repetitive. Directive, I see a players ability to improve and I offer guidance specific to the players needs for improvement. I emphasis on solid defense and my players understand the criticism I give is constructive and designed to help them get better. Passionate, I have the love of the game and the appreciation of the players.”

How does your style help the athlete?: I believe it mentally gets them prepared not just for volleyball but life in general.

Core beliefs? Mantra?: The way you practice is the way you play.

Anything else we need to know that would be relevant?: This is not my full time job I do this for the love of the game and to see kids grow.

Gilberto Ruiz

16 NAVY HEAD COACH

17 NAVY ASSISTANT COACH

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Austin Downs

10 MIZUNO ASSISTANT COACH

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Brianna Parks

15 WHITE HEAD COACH

COACHING RESUME

Where are you from?: Cibolo, Texas

Background Summary/ Brief History About You: Graduated from Texas State University, Former volleyball player at Steele High School. Currently Teaching 6th Grade English at Wilder Intermediate

What School? Degree?: Texas State University

Your Experience in Volleyball/ Background: Former volleyball player at Steele High School, 7 years of club experience. 1st year coaching club at STVA

What position(s) did you play?: Defensive Specialist & Libero

What is your coaching style? Niche?: athlete-centered: gives a lot of autonomy to players and teams, who are active collaborators in their own development and direction.

How does your style help the athlete?: My style of coaching helps all athletes understand the game from all aspects. All players need to understand what the role of the other positions on the court do, even if they may not play that position. This style will help athletes grow a faster volleyball I.Q.

Core beliefs? Mantra?: Have Fun, build skills, create memories

Faith Horan

13 NAVY HEAD COACH

COACHING RESUME

Where are you from?: SA

Background Summary/ Brief History About You: I am almost 24 years old I grew up in San Antonio. Tennis was actually my first sport.. I played since I could walk then started playing volleyball when I was 11 & I played all the way from 12-18s with Alamo all except for my 16s year I played on Force 161 darkside .. I went to high school at Reagan & played under Mike Carter .. got 3rd place at 6A state my senior year of high school. I decided not to play in college because I always struggled to focus in school & knew that would be a priority. Now I completely regret that decision. I am now an esthetician & a cosmetic tattoo artist & opened up my own small business. I started coaching at 18 years old at Northside Tennis Center , then decided I wanted to coach the sport I played for so long & went and coach for force for 3 years then ended up coaching at STVA this year & have loved every second of it.

What School? Degree?: Texas A&M & UTSA

Certification & Credentials?: Medical Esthetician & Cosmetic Tattoo Artist

Your Experience in Volleyball/ Background: I played for Alamo most of my club years. I played OH all the way around til I was 14 then decided to strictly stick to defense. My 15s year we qualified for nationals with an open bid. My 16s year we qualified for nationals with an American bid. My 17s year we qualified & got 3rd at GJNC in the USA division. My senior year of high school at Reagan we finished 3rd at 6A State. I was a pretty permanent middle back DS for Reagan. I started junior & senior year. 15s club I was a middle back DS & 16-18 I was a left back libero.

What position(s) did you play?: OH/Libero/ DS

What accomplishments or awards?: Qualified for nationals in open (15s)

Qualified for nationals in American (16)

Qualified for nationals in USA (17)

3rd place at GJNC (17)

3rd place 6A State at Reagan High School

What is your specialty?: Serve Receive/Passing then defense

What is your coaching style? Niche?: I would like to say I am very verbal but I also really like to show the girls what I am looking for & I don’t have an issue getting on the court and explaining in detail if someone doesn’t understand. As I was a libero/ ds for several years and always played back row I got so comfortable with serve receive & passing it became habit so I really teach passing & serve receive or at least I try to from the ground up because EVERYONE needs to know how to pass a volleyball. I played club for so many years that I can empathize a lot with these players. I might be caught talking or yelling a lot but it’s all out of love & the fact that I know these girls can do it but they have to want it just as much as I do for them!

How does your style help the athlete?: I really feel like the way I coach can push a player to be better because I am so consistent with what I tell my players & when I correct them constantly it might come off as criticism but it’s hard knowing that I know the player can do it but it’s up to THEM not me.

Core beliefs? Mantra?: If you want it that bad, you will put your mind to it. I believe every girl deserves to be pushed & coached at the same level because you never know how talented you are until you continue to push the limits & I believe anyone can be great at volleyball if you have the heart & mentality for it.

TBD

VOLLEYBALL TRAINER

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Kelcie Ingram

MERCHANDISE COORDINATOR

16 RED HEAD COACH

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Sierra Sandoval

12 RED HEAD COACH

COACHING RESUME

Where are you from?: SA

Background Summary/ Brief History About You: I have been around volleyball all my life! I come from a volleyball family, where the men and women play. My parents played, so I was always in the gym. I didn’t start playing volleyball till I was in the 4th/5th grade. I graduated high school in 2014. I got a scholarship to play at a little school in Kansas. There, I played as their DS for a year. Then, I transferred to a little school in Oklahoma. I was libero for a year. The next year I played as their utility player, playing all the way around. I played there for 3 years. I now work at an elementary school and I’ve been coaching club volleyball since the beginning of 2018.

What School? Degree?: Central Christian College of Kansas & Bacone College

Early Childhood Education minor Special Education

Certification & Credentials?:

Your Experience in Volleyball/ Background: I come from a volleyball family! I started playing volleyball in the 4th grade, played middle school as a setter, high school as a libero & college as a libero/DS and utility player.

What position(s) did you play?: Libero/ DS

What is your specialty?: Defense

What is your coaching style? Niche?: Defense and some setting but definitely defense.

How does your style help the athlete?: I am tough, but at the same time I’m positive. 50/50. I want everyone to succeed and grow.

Core beliefs? Mantra?: Falling/messing up in life, it’s inevitable. But staying down is optional. Volleyball is a game of errors, just shake it off and get the next one/ make it up.

Natalie Reyes

11 NAVY HEAD COACH

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Cierra Sanchez

12 MIZUNO ASSISTANT COACH

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Skyeler Embry

12 NAVY ASSISTANT COACH

BOYS ASSISTANT COACH

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Rylie Ingram

17 RED ASSISTANT COACH

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TBD

13 RED HEAD COACH

18 NAVY ASSISTANT COACH

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Melody Duran

12 NAVY HEAD COACH

16 RED ASSISTANT COACH

COACHING RESUME

Where are you from?: SA

Background Summary/ Brief History About You: I grew up in San Antonio. Graduated from South San High School. I was a 4 year varsity player. I’ve been playing volleyball for over 30 years. I’ve coached CYO and club for a total of 6 years.

What School? Degree?: South San High School

Your Experience in Volleyball/ Background: Played 30+ years.

What position(s) did you play?: Outside Hitter/Middle Block

What is your coaching style? Niche?: I love coaching young kids just getting started with volleyball. Teaching them core volleyball skills and giving them a good platform.

How does your style help the athlete?: It teaches them to have good habits instead of picking up bad ones.

Marisela Moreno

9 MIZUNO ASSISTANT COACH

12 WHITE HEAD COACH

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Mady Ramirez

16 NAVY ASSISTANT COACH

13 WHITE HEAD COACH

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TBD

13 RED ASSISTANT COACH

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Mando Santos

18 NAVY HEAD COACH

14 RED ASSISTANT COACH

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Gabby Perez

TIK TOK COORDINATOR

11 MIZUNO ASSISTANT COACH

16 WHITE HEAD COACH

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TBD

15 MIZUNO ASSISTANT COACH

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Brandon Sibrian

13 MIZUNO ASSISTANT COACH

15 RED HEAD COACH

COACHING RESUME

Where are you from?: Houston

Background Summary/ Brief History About You: Played club at UTSA currently still in school!

What School? Degree?: UTSA

Your Experience in Volleyball/ Background: Played college club

What position(s) did you play?: Setter ( outside)

What is your specialty?: Setting

What is your coaching style? Niche?: I am a visual learner so I try to Coach visually

How does your style help the athlete?: They get a better view of what is going wrong.

Core beliefs? Mantra?: Defense wins

Anthony Morales