863 Elite staff and coaches

Anastasia Bobet love for volleyball began about 4-5 years ago through casual play, drawn in by the sport's energy, strategy, and sense of connection. Although Anastasia never had the opportunity to play competitively, her past three years of coaching have sparked a deep passion- not only for the game itself but also for mentoring young at

Anastasia Bobet love for volleyball began about 4-5 years ago through casual play, drawn in by the sport's energy, strategy, and sense of connection. Although Anastasia never had the opportunity to play competitively, her past three years of coaching have sparked a deep passion- not only for the game itself but also for mentoring young athletes. Her mission is

to help players grow into confident, competitive athletes who share her love for the sport, while creating an environment where every individual feels seen, supported,

and empowered to pursue greatness.

Coach Anastasia is entering her third- year coaching at Stambaugh Middle School, leading both the JV and Varsity volleyball teams. This also marks her second season coaching competitive club

volleyball.

Coaching Philosophy:

She believes in developing confident, resilient athletes by nurturing both their skills and character. Her coaching approach is positive and personalized, meeting players where they are and encouraging them to

grow beyond what they believed

possible.

Andrew Brown grew up playing both baseball and football through his childhood and high school years. He discovered his passion for volleyball when his daughters began playing in middle school, which led him to begin coaching the sport.

Coach Andrew is entering his third season as head coach at Bok Academy South. Last season, under his lead

Andrew Brown grew up playing both baseball and football through his childhood and high school years. He discovered his passion for volleyball when his daughters began playing in middle school, which led him to begin coaching the sport.

Coach Andrew is entering his third season as head coach at Bok Academy South. Last season, under his leadership, the team competed against 17 other middle school teams and earned 1st place in Polk County. He is also starting his second season as head coach of the newly established men’s volleyball team at Lake Wales High School — a program he founded, making it the first in the school’s history.

Coaching Philosophy:

“Building character and teaching athletes the value of teamwork is how I define success. My goal is to help each player improve every day. Winning will be the natural result of their effort and dedication.”

Fun Fact:

I’ve been a law enforcement officer for nearly 19 years.

Autumn Moore is a collegiate volleyball athlete and libero at Adelphi University with a passion for developing athletes both on and off the court. She began playing volleyball at age 13 and quickly fell in love with the game. During her time at Davenport High School, she competed as an outside hitter, libero, and setter, building a versat

Autumn Moore is a collegiate volleyball athlete and libero at Adelphi University with a passion for developing athletes both on and off the court. She began playing volleyball at age 13 and quickly fell in love with the game. During her time at Davenport High School, she competed as an outside hitter, libero, and setter, building a versatile skill set and a deep understanding of the sport.

Dedicated to continuing her volleyball career at the collegiate level, Autumn graduated high school early to begin her journey at Adelphi University. As the team's libero, she has earned numerous honors, including AVCA All-American Honorable Mention (2025), AVCA All-Region Honorable Mention (2025), NE10 All-Conference Second Team (2025), and NE10 Academic All-Conference (2025).

Beyond her accomplishments on the court, Autumn is passionate about mentoring young athletes and helping them reach their full potential. She believes that confidence, discipline, and consistency are the foundation of athletic success and is committed to creating a positive, encouraging environment where players can develop their skills, build self-confidence, and grow their love for the game.

Brianna Haggerty brings over 14 years of competitive volleyball experience, excelling in both indoor and beach at the high school, club, and collegiate levels.

A four-year varsity player at Victor Andrew High School, Bri earned All-State honors and finished her career with a school-record 1,069 kills. She continued her development at the c

Brianna Haggerty brings over 14 years of competitive volleyball experience, excelling in both indoor and beach at the high school, club, and collegiate levels.

A four-year varsity player at Victor Andrew High School, Bri earned All-State honors and finished her career with a school-record 1,069 kills. She continued her development at the club level with Michio Chicago Volleyball Academy, where she helped earn a bronze medal in the 17 Open division at the USA Volleyball Junior National Championships.

Bri went on to compete at the Division I level at the University of North Carolina Wilmington, playing both indoor and beach volleyball. She earned First-Team All-Sun Belt honors and concluded her beach career with 68 wins.

With experience across multiple positions and levels of play, Bri brings a well-rounded understanding of the game. She is passionate about developing athletes of all ages, with a focus on skill development, consistency, and elevating overall volleyball IQ.

Caroline Barczak brings energy, passion, and a relentless love for the game to every gym she steps into. A dedicated libero/defensive specialist since the age of 11, Caroline spent her playing career mastering the defensive side of the game and developing the grit, leadership, and competitive mindset that now define her coaching style.

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Caroline Barczak brings energy, passion, and a relentless love for the game to every gym she steps into. A dedicated libero/defensive specialist since the age of 11, Caroline spent her playing career mastering the defensive side of the game and developing the grit, leadership, and competitive mindset that now define her coaching style.

After her playing career, she quickly found her calling on the sidelines, beginning her coaching journey with Rolling Thunder Volleyball Club in Illinois before continuing with Tennessee Performance Volleyball Club. Caroline is passionate about helping athletes unlock their full potential, both on and off the court. Known for her positive energy, attention to detail, and commitment to player development, she creates an environment where athletes are challenged to grow, compete with confidence, and fall in love with the game.

Whether she’s teaching defensive techniques, building team culture, or celebrating her athletes’ successes, Caroline is dedicated to inspiring the next generation of volleyball players and helping them achieve their goals. Her enthusiasm for the sport is contagious, and she strives to make a lasting impact on every athlete she coaches.

Clayton Marshall began by taking a high school volleyball class and going on

to play Intramural volleyball. He still plays multiple sports, volleyball, ultimate frisbee,

and disc golf.

Coach Clayton is entering his 5th season of coaching high school volleyball at Discovery and his 3rd year coaching club! This will be Coach Clayton's

second se

Clayton Marshall began by taking a high school volleyball class and going on

to play Intramural volleyball. He still plays multiple sports, volleyball, ultimate frisbee,

and disc golf.

Coach Clayton is entering his 5th season of coaching high school volleyball at Discovery and his 3rd year coaching club! This will be Coach Clayton's

second season with 863

Elite Volleyball.

Philosophy:

 "You get out of it what you put into it. 

It's fun to work hard!"

Courtney Zamora played high school volleyball for Plant City High School, and was on Varsity all 4 years. Received an All-American mention. Played club volleyball for Tampa United. Going on to

Walk-on at Ole Miss before unfortunately experiencing a terrible knee injury. Coach Courtney loved being a student at Ole Miss and considers herself

Courtney Zamora played high school volleyball for Plant City High School, and was on Varsity all 4 years. Received an All-American mention. Played club volleyball for Tampa United. Going on to

Walk-on at Ole Miss before unfortunately experiencing a terrible knee injury. Coach Courtney loved being a student at Ole Miss and considers herself a die hard alumni, despite her

collegiate career ending so soon. Hotty

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Coach Courtney has been an assistant coach to various teams around the country while she followed her husband (Daniel) around while he played professional baseball for a decade. She has also been doing private lessons for 10

years. Coach Courtney

believes in a Competitive but fair environment. Athletes work towards growing into well rounded individuals both on

and off the court!

Did you know.. Outside of volleyball: I'm a wife, a mom of 3 kids - Adeline (5), Tegan (3), and Dakota (6 months), a resident of South Lakeland, and an Account Executive for Toast Tab, a restaurant operations tech company.

Emily Wainio-Oato started playing volleyball at the age of 11 and has loved it ever since. She played club volleyball for 7 years and trained in beach volleyball

for 5 years with Suncoast VBC. As an adult she's continued to participate in various small

teams and tournaments.

Coach Emily is excited to enter her second season coaching

club voll

Emily Wainio-Oato started playing volleyball at the age of 11 and has loved it ever since. She played club volleyball for 7 years and trained in beach volleyball

for 5 years with Suncoast VBC. As an adult she's continued to participate in various small

teams and tournaments.

Coach Emily is excited to enter her second season coaching

club volleyball for 863 Elite!

She brings in years of experience mentoring kids from her job as a teacher, and looks forward to continue utilizing those skill sets for helping

athletes. Her motto believes that through patience and practice, any

athlete can achieve great things!

Coach Emily also serves a USA Volleyball Official for over 10 years and serves as 863 Elite's head official. 

Gabe Segarra brings passion, experience, and energy to 863 Elite Volleyball Academy as he begins his first season with the program. A multi-sport athlete early on, Gabe transitioned from baseball to volleyball in his early teens and went on to play six years of club volleyball with top programs in the Orlando and Ocala areas. He continued

Gabe Segarra brings passion, experience, and energy to 863 Elite Volleyball Academy as he begins his first season with the program. A multi-sport athlete early on, Gabe transitioned from baseball to volleyball in his early teens and went on to play six years of club volleyball with top programs in the Orlando and Ocala areas. He continued his career at Webber International University as a Libero/Defensive Specialist, graduating in 2022. With over five years of coaching experience, Gabe is known for his commitment to athlete development and leadership, including playing a key role in launching the Boys’ Volleyball program at Lake Wales High School in 2025.

Kaylyn Porter's passion for volleyball began in fourth grade when she decided to follow in her older sister's footsteps. Over the past eight years, the sport has taught her the importance of hard work, teamwork, leadership, and perseverance—qualities that have shaped her not only as a player, but also as a coach.

Kaylyn has had the opportu

Kaylyn Porter's passion for volleyball began in fourth grade when she decided to follow in her older sister's footsteps. Over the past eight years, the sport has taught her the importance of hard work, teamwork, leadership, and perseverance—qualities that have shaped her not only as a player, but also as a coach.

Kaylyn has had the opportunity to volunteer coach both middle school athletes and a 12U club team, where she discovered a passion for helping young players develop their skills, build confidence, and grow their love for the game. She strives to create a positive, encouraging environment where athletes feel supported, challenged, and motivated to reach their full potential.

Outside of volleyball, Kaylyn is pursuing a degree in radiology. The dedication, patience, and attention to detail required in her studies have strengthened her coaching approach, allowing her to support athletes both on and off the court. She is excited to continue sharing her passion for the game while helping the next generation of players grow as athletes and individuals.

Maggie Timmerman is a former collegiate athlete and high-level club competitor with a deep passion for player development. A versatile utility player and four-year varsity starter, she was a multi-time Nebraska Class B All-State honoree (2011–2015) and competed nationally with top-tier programs, earning podium finishes with River City Jun

Maggie Timmerman is a former collegiate athlete and high-level club competitor with a deep passion for player development. A versatile utility player and four-year varsity starter, she was a multi-time Nebraska Class B All-State honoree (2011–2015) and competed nationally with top-tier programs, earning podium finishes with River City Juniors and Nebraska Elite.

Her coaching experience spans multiple age groups , where she focuses on building confident, technically sound, and game-smart athletes. Maggie emphasizes fundamentals, team culture, and a growth mindset in every training session.

Off the court, Maggie spent five years in collegiate athletics administration, most recently as Assistant Director of Compliance and Sport Administrator for Indoor and Beach Volleyball at Southeastern Louisiana University. There, she worked closely with coaching staff and student-athletes to support team operations, academic eligibility, NIL, and holistic athlete success.

Maggie brings a well-rounded perspective as a former athlete, coach, and administrator—committed to helping players grow both on and off the court. 

Mariah Braddy has been involved in the game of volleyball for the majority of her life. She began playing at the age of 11 and went on to compete at the varsity level throughout all four years of high school. In addition to indoor volleyball, she played both club and beach volleyball during that time.

Although an injury prevented her from

Mariah Braddy has been involved in the game of volleyball for the majority of her life. She began playing at the age of 11 and went on to compete at the varsity level throughout all four years of high school. In addition to indoor volleyball, she played both club and beach volleyball during that time.

Although an injury prevented her from continuing on to collegiate play, it ultimately opened the door to her coaching career. Mariah began coaching at the age of 19 with a middle school team and has since dedicated over 10 years to coaching the sport she loves. For the past six years, she has served as the head junior varsity volleyball coach at Winter Haven High School.

Mariah holds a degree focused on athletes and sports psychology. While she has always loved playing the game, her true passion lies in coaching and helping athletes grow both on and off the court.

Madison Taylor began her volleyball journey in 6th grade when she tried out for her middle school team and was cut. Although devastated, she used the experience as motivation to improve. After asking the coach what she could do better, she dedicated herself to attending clinics and camps to develop her skills. The following year, she made

Madison Taylor began her volleyball journey in 6th grade when she tried out for her middle school team and was cut. Although devastated, she used the experience as motivation to improve. After asking the coach what she could do better, she dedicated herself to attending clinics and camps to develop her skills. The following year, she made the team, and her passion for volleyball has continued to grow ever since.

Coach Madi brings six years of playing experience to the court, including four years of club volleyball and the privilege of finishing her final club season with 863. Throughout her career, she played as a setter — a position that helped her develop not only strong technical skills, but also the leadership, communication, and decision-making abilities needed to run the court effectively. Her experience as a setter gave her a deep understanding of the game and the importance of teamwork, awareness, and confidence under pressure.

As a coach, Coach Madi is passionate about helping athletes grow both in skill and in character while continuing to love the sport through every challenge they face. She understands the demands of being a student-athlete and is committed to helping players stay connected to the passion that inspired them to start playing, while turning frustrations into motivation for growth and improvement.

Coach Madi is incredibly excited to be part of the amazing coaching staff at 863 — a program she once had the privilege of playing for — and looks forward to helping athletes grow both on and off the court.

Fun Fact: At the 2023 USAV Gasparilla Kickoff, Coach Madi earned “The Golden Ball Award” after serving 25-0 while playing on Coach Mike’s 18U team.

Molly Montgomery is the youngest of seven siblings, and her earliest memories of volleyball involve her mom tossing her a ball to practice passing during downtime at her siblings’ sporting events. She began playing volleyball in the 5th grade, alongside participating in several other sports. Coach Molly continued playing through high scho

Molly Montgomery is the youngest of seven siblings, and her earliest memories of volleyball involve her mom tossing her a ball to practice passing during downtime at her siblings’ sporting events. She began playing volleyball in the 5th grade, alongside participating in several other sports. Coach Molly continued playing through high school and joined an intramural league in college. After moving to Lakeland, she played in a co-ed adult league for several years. With two daughters active in the sport—soon entering their 7th and 5th club seasons—Coach Molly has been an enthusiastic supporter and fan of volleyball for many years.

Since relocating to Lakeland nearly 20 years ago, Coach Molly has coached multiple recreational volleyball seasons. She has experience coaching mini-club for 863 Elite and is entering her fourth year as a coach at St. Paul Lutheran School (SPLS).

Coaching Philosophy:

To teach the fundamentals of volleyball (enabling an athlete to get to their next level), to encourage teamwork and build confidence.  Her favorite part of coaching is having the opportunity to come along side kids on their athletic journey, watching them test their limits, exceed their own expectations, grow in their love for the sport, build a competitive mindset, and ultimately, see them translate those on the court skills (confidence, leadership, teamwork, etc.) into other areas of their lives.

Fun Fact:

I have two German Shorthaired Pointers.

Mylee Meyers is passionate about developing the next generation of volleyball players by helping them build confidence, improve their skills, and grow their love for the game. She played volleyball for seven years, including several years of competitive club volleyball, primarily as a setter and libero. These positions taught her the impo

Mylee Meyers is passionate about developing the next generation of volleyball players by helping them build confidence, improve their skills, and grow their love for the game. She played volleyball for seven years, including several years of competitive club volleyball, primarily as a setter and libero. These positions taught her the importance of communication, leadership, court awareness, and teamwork while giving her a strong understanding of both offensive and defensive strategies.

Mylee is excited to share her knowledge of the game with young athletes, focusing on fundamentals, game IQ, and skill development. She is committed to creating a positive and encouraging environment where players can challenge themselves, gain confidence, and reach their full potential on the court. As a Doctor of Occupational Therapy student, she brings strong coaching, teaching, and motivational skills that help athletes learn, grow, and succeed both in volleyball and beyond.