Director: Tina Hall

Coach Hall has been coaching volleyball for over ten years. Her experience includes coaching the JV and Varsity volleyball teams at Daniel
High School, and all levels of travel volleyball, developmental to 18's. Coach Hall grew up in New Hampshire where she played volleyball in high school and continued her love of the game playing college volleyball in Maine. Coach Hall is passionate about the game, teaching the fundamentals, and challenging her players to be the best they can be. She has coached recreational volleyball and coordinated volleyball coaching clinics in the area. She believes that hard work, dedication to the team, and thinking outside the box are the keys to success on the volleyball court.

Director: Vickie Juan



Coach Vickie Juan has spent more than a decade as a volleyball coach. She is currently head coach at Liberty Middle School. Coach Juan has had much success coaching teams to division championships in recreation, school and travel volleyball.  Her coaching experience includes coaching at the recreational, middle school and travel volleyball levels with a special interest in coaching girls ages 12-15. Coach Juan was named 2019 Palmetto Association Coach of the Year for her 13U team. She is passionate about volleyball and sharing her love of the game with her players. She enjoys sharing God's word with her players, and believes that the love of the game, hard work, and a positive attitude are the winning combination for success. 

Coach Alyssa Calvin



Alyssa Calvin has been in love with the game of volleyball since she started playing in middle school.  She is married with three children, but that has not stopped her from sharing her passion for the game.  She played volleyball at Daniel High School where her team won the state championship in 2009. She is an experienced player with club volleyball, and has coached high school, travel teams, and is currently the middle school coach at Velos. Coach Calvin loves to work with young people both on and off the volleyball court, as she works with the youth group at her church. She strives to teach players the fundamentals of volleyball as well as challenging them on and off the court. Alyssa believes that winning is great, but more importantly she strives for her players to learn, grow, and better themselves as athletes and as young ladies. The greatest win for Coach Alyssa is to develop the whole player, physically, mentally, and spiritually.