Recent Reviews

Coach Shelley really enjoys the sport and helping her players grow and learn and improve.

As a parent, I truly appreciate Coach Lopez’s dedication to developing players the right way. He invests time, care, and intention into each athlete’s growth—building their fundamentals, confidence, and character—while consistently reinforcing that real success takes patience, discipline, and trust in the process, and that the wins will come with time.

Awesome Coach! She is a coach who listens & cares enough to go the extra mile to figure out a solution for the needs of her team, individually & as a whole. Her positive energy radiates from start to finish through the whole season.

If you are looking for a coach that pulls girls out of their comfort zone to teach them, they are more equipped than they think they are, Coach Chris is the coach for you. He has a way of pushing all players to their highest potential that I have never seen before while teaching them to be loud and positive as a team. He does not allow team drama. He helps focus on self-correction in the moment vs leaving them to figure out what they need to correct on their own. He stayed with our girls after every practice and game to make sure he high fived them and told them what a great job they did. Love that he coaches from start to finish during games without hesitation. Great coaching!

Coach Creshia truly is a one in a million coach. She is very determined to help every player grow individually as well as a team. She is a great role model for girls especially when faced with trials. She is professional, caring, & full of wisdom.

Practices consisted of passing and serving, so if you have a setter, hitter or middle you won’t get instruction unless it’s during game time and correction is needed. Fails to acknowledge or redirect setter that won’t set a hitter just because they aren’t friends. Play time is fair- so long as you make every tournament regardless of how many changes were done to the schedule after it was put out. Great at being competitive and wanting success but definitely needs some work in areas to get there.

Steer clear! So many better coach options

Kit has been a superb coach. She's balanced tough and encouraging. She has a way of connecting with the teens but still holding them accountable. She's excellent at building a team and driving for teamwork and collaboration, not excluding anyone or creating competitive situations in the team. This is a true skill not held by many coaches. The only improvement I would recommend is a change in strategy when a girl is having an off day/set, which happens to everyone. Sometimes it goes a bit long before subbing or switching the rotation. We do appreciate she doesn't yank someone at first mistake causing girls to play scared. There is a balance but sometimes I think the girls themselves wish they could get a chance to regroup if struggling instead of staying in to remove some of the pressure. Kit's assistant is also wonderful. He was a new addition to the team but such a great asset. Highly recommend anyone who wants to focus and buckle down, consistently showing up ready to work. She's looking for girls to work hard, respect her coaching and to have a great time playing a sport they love with wonderful teammates. She's not the coach to tolerate drama and negative talk amongst the team. Stay away if that's what you bring. She's not going to put up with that.

I had a very disappointing experience with this volleyball coach. Effective coaching relies heavily on clear communication, and unfortunately, that was completely lacking here. Instructions were often unclear or inconsistent, leaving players confused and unsure of what was expected of them. There was little effort made to provide constructive feedback or to ensure that everyone understood drills or strategies. Even more concerning was the coach’s unpredictable attitude. At times, they were overly critical and harsh, while at other moments they seemed disengaged or indifferent. This inconsistency created an uncomfortable environment for players and made it difficult to build trust or confidence within the team. A coach should foster growth, stability, and encouragement, but this experience fell far short. Overall, the lack of communication and erratic behavior significantly impacted both player development and team morale.

Alex does NOT know how to speak to 12 year old girls. He allows and encourages cussing in team huddles. Speaks to them in passive aggressive ways. He allows parents and children to talk freely about other kids without any repercussions. He allows bad attitude on the court which is embarrassing. He shows up late to tournaments. Many practices were combined with a lower level team having more than 20 girls on 1 court at time including days before a national qualifier. As well as having kids come tryout for the following season. No training equipment they practice in a school gym and very little training practices are repetitive.