Personal Statement: Welcome To Club Catalyst

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Parents,

Welcome to Club Catalyst! I’m really excited about the opportunity to coach your daughter this season. I am looking forward to teaching her the game of volleyball as well as how to work together as a team.

I have been coaching and teaching for 10 years, and I am currently the head coach at Katy Taylor HS. I am a coach who likes to win, and I like to create a competitive environment for my players to get the best out of them. My main focus is developing your daughter into a well-rounded athlete and volleyball player for the next level.

As we begin the season, please make sure your daughter is present in practice as much as possible. It is important that we start building team chemistry, and use the time together to prepare

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