email: tony@powervolleyballclub.com

Coach “Tony”  has over 25+ years of playing and 20+ years of coaching experience.  A native of Texas and graduate of Texas A&M University, he played for the Texas A&M Men’s Volleyball Club as a setter and outside hitter. Tony currently lives in McKinney, Texas, with his wife, Rachel, and five children. They attend First McKinney Baptist Church. Anthony is a well-respected coach in the region and has tremendous knowledge and love for the game. His love and passion for the game can be seen in every athlete he coaches and trains. He believes in training the mind, heart, and body to work as one to achieve the highest level of performance. Anthony has qualified multiple teams for Nationals and has extensive knowledge of the college recruiting process, with established relationships with coaches nationwide. He has helped many athletes find the right collegiate home during the recruiting process.

email: chris@powervolleyballclub.com

Coach Chris is a 37-year veteran player and has 27 years of experience coaching volleyball.   A native of Hawaii and former men’s club volleyball player at the University of Oregon, Chris is a very vibrant coach with tremendous enthusiasm and love of the sport. He will be looking for players who share his passion for the game while learning to develop their drive and confidence as athletes. Chris has qualified for Nationals as well as earning a 3rd place finish at the 2016 AAU Nationals in Orlando.

Brittany is excited to be a part of the Power family. She grew up playing volleyball in the North Texas Region at various clubs, then continued her journey to play for the University of Arkansas Women’s club volleyball team.

She has been playing volleyball for over 15 years, as well as previously coaching in Arkansas, where she earned her degree in Supply Chain Management and Marketing with a minor in Finance. Brittany has extensive experience with children of all ages, having worked as a nanny for over six years, as well as having younger siblings of her own. She is excited to mentor and guide her players through the season, strengthening their skills, athletic ability & mentality.

Volleyball has been a huge part of Brittany’s life for as long as she can remember, and she can’t wait to help players find & fuel their love for volleyball as well!

Email: huttonfitch@gmail.com

Hutton comes to Power with 20 years of coaching experience in California, Colorado, and now Texas. He has coached all levels of club and school volleyball with both boys and girls teams. Hutton currently serves as Athletic Director at Cornerstone Christian Academy in McKinney. He has been married to his wife, Ashley, since 2007 and they have 4 children; Oakley (13), Paisley (11), Quinley (4), and Radley (2).

We are excited to have Hutton as part of the Power Ohana.

Email: bethanygilbreath5@gmail.com

Bethany began playing volleyball at the age of 12 and is a proud Power Volleyball Club alumnus. She continued her athletic and academic journey at LeTourneau University, where she competed as a collegiate volleyball player and earned a degree in Kinesiology. Bethany is currently pursuing a career in Physical Therapy. She is passionate about sharing her love for the game and is committed to helping players develop their skills while maintaining a positive mindset both on and off the court.

Brandy has over 6 years experience in coaching volleyball. She played in middle school and high school. Her love of the game had lead her to coach at many different age levels. She is passionate about having players grow and build confidence both on and off the court. Brandy creates positivity and cares about the well being of everyone.

Caleb Hill is a 21-year-old volleyball coach with three years of coaching experience and a strong passion for the sport. He has been dedicated to volleyball since high school, when his love for the game first developed. Caleb believes successful coaching goes beyond wins and losses, emphasizing character growth, confidence, and teamwork. He prioritizes creating an environment where athletes enjoy the game while developing a high volleyball IQ, helping players understand strategy, make smart decisions, and grow both as athletes and individuals.

Email: jmang72@hotmail.com

Kinsey is excited to join the Power family. She has played volleyball for 8 years with 6 of those years being club and is elated to take on a new role in the sport she has loved for so long. She is truly honored to be an assistant coach for the club that has always made her feel like family. Kinsey wants to help any athlete find their love and drive for volleyball while helping each player cultivate their skills and find their confidence like Power did for her. 

We’re very excited to have Shannon coaching with us this year!

We’re very excited to have Emma coaching with us this year!

We’re excited to have Alex join our Power family!

Coach Glen White fell in love with Volleyball in high school and played competitive sand through and after college. He always loved the game and over 20 years ago began coaching athletes to love it as well.  After 20 years in corporate America, Coach White recently became a Special Education Teacher and began coaching Varsity level Volleyball in the North Texas region. “Not every player learns the same way and I thrive with that,” Coach Glen states and it’s fitting since he has worked with disabled athletes and D1 prospects alike. He is excited to now be at home with Power.  

Assistant Coach of The Year Award Winner -2019

Email: Lindsey.r.williams@gmail.com

Coach Lindsey has been teaching, coaching, and mentoring for 20+ years. She has been coaching volleyball since 2006, working with players ranging in age from 5 to 20 years old. She has coached in both school and club environments as a specialist in teaching setting and defense.  Having played a range of sports, she is not only supportive of, but also passionate about multi-sport athletes.

She has extensive knowledge and education in: the German language, exercise science, and strength and conditioning. She is USAV CAP certified, a certified strength and conditioning specialist, and continuously seeks further education to enhance her craft. She is pursuing a Psychology of Competition certification, and is committed to being a lifelong student of the game and profession.  A believer of being open-minded and versatile, she is passionate about getting out of the typical box and bringing aspects of both the men’s game and outdoor game into the indoor women’s game. She aims to enhance players’ overall mental game and confidence both on and off the court.

“You are not here merely to make a living. You are here in order to enable the world to live more amply, with greater vision, with a finer spirit of hope and achievement. You are here to enrich the world, and you impoverish yourself if you forget the errand.”

—  Woodrow Wilson

“This is my favorite quote and speaks directly to the ultimate goal, both on and off the court, of coaching.  In addition to striving to teach athletes to be healthy, strong, safe, skilled competitors, I feel very strongly about contributing to the growth and development as upstanding human beings.  All the intangibles that speak to one’s character (i.e. respect, discipline, dependability, trustworthiness, etc.) are so important.  My aim is to positively contribute to the whole athlete’s physical, mental, and emotional strength and his/her development into a strong, confident, upstanding human being overall.”