Coaching Staff for the 2008 Season   Click on the coaches name below or scroll through for bio's on Club Legacy Coaches: Chad Oliver Erika Railey Alexis Wood Kelly Warrington Jessica Camp Maggie Monogue Tonia Hatfield Tara Zappe Roger Craft     Chad Oliver - Director of Coaching     Chad Oliver is a McKinney High School graduate (1989). He graduated from Texas Wesleyan University in 1998 with an all-level Physical Education degree. He started playing volleyball at FBC McKinney in the 8th grade, continued through high school and played on several men’s club teams in college. Past coaching experience includes six years of club coaching and five years as the Junior Varsity coach and 1 year as Varsity Assistant at McKinney High School. He has taught elementary physical education at Glen Oaks elementary for the past 9 years, and was nominated for teacher of the year in 2003. Coach Oliver became a Christian when he was 9 years old and has been an active member of First Baptist Church of McKinney since 1985. He served as FBC McKinney’s Summer Day Camp director from 1992-1994 and has enjoyed being the summer sports volleyball camp director, also at FBC for the past 2 years. Coach Oliver lives in McKinney with his wife, Holly (graduate of McKinney High School in 1990), two sons Jackson and Preston, and their dog Daisy. Chad and Holly met in the youth group at FBC and were high school sweethearts and have been married for 13 years. In his spare time he enjoys hunting and fishing with Jackson, as well as coaching his little league soccer team, and taking walks with the family. Favorite verse: “If anyone ‘serves,’ he should do it with the strength God provides, so that in all things God may be praised through Jesus Christ.” 1 Peter 4:11 Erika Railey    Erika Railey loves volleyball!  It is her passion and she wants to share and spread it to everyone.  She currently attends Austin College after transferring from Texas A&M to pursue her volleyball career.  She is majoring in history, minoring in psychology, and will be getting her masters in elementary education. She is originally from from McKinney and a member of Trinity Presbyterian Church. This will be her fourth year of coaching volleyball.  She was the assistant coach of McKinney Magic and a head coach at Dallas Summit for the past two years.  Erika played volleyball at Austin College for a year and played in High School.  She played Varsity as a sophomore, earned Honorable Mention two seasons in a row, and was named team MVP her senior year. She was captain of her high school team and played club for three years. Erika feels that Volleyball is about so much more than winning or losing: it’s about heart, work ethic, perseverance, determination, and teamwork. Most importantly, it’s about having fun! She wants to  teach her team the basic fundamentals of volleyball and how to win games, but she hopes mostly to inspire them to be their best, play their best, and love every minute of it!  "God has blessed me with all my volleyball experiences, and I can’t wait to share them with you!!" Alexis Wood    Alexis Wood has coached various clinics throughout the years; most recently for McKinney Boyd High School.  She was the Assistant Coach for a club team out of Fayetville for the 16s - FAVA.  She head coached and assisted at the World Volleyball Training Center in New York for 3 years as both a court and setter coach.  Her playing career lasted more than 11 years; most recently she played for the University of North Carolina at Pembroke as a setter.  Prior to college, she played for her high school teams and graduated in 2005.  During high school she was named 1st team All Concorde District, 2nd team All-Concord District, 1st Team All-Northern Region, 1st team All-State Setter and 1st Team All-Met in the Washington Post. She was also named MVP for both District and Region.  She also played for Metro Virginia Club Volleyball for 3 years and for NVVA 18 Select.  Kelly Warrington    Kelly Warrington is a native Texan who grew up in the McKinney area.  Kelly is coming to Club Legacy with the desire and passion to advance the athletes of McKinney to new heights.  She attended Texas A&M University at Commerce where she danced on the Pom Squad while earning a Bachelor's Degree in Kinesiology.  Her coaching experience includes Texas Assault club volleyball, secondary school teams and numerous camps including MHS and Cooper Aerobics Center at Craig Ranch.  Kelly started her coaching career at Faubion Middle School in McKinney.  She then joined the coaching staff with the McKinney Lionettes as the Varsity Assistant Coach.  While at MHS, Kelly feels this is where her true love for volleyball really began after several years of service.  Kelly was sad to leave the program in 2005 for an opportunity of a lifetime as the Program Director at Cooper Aerobics Center at Craig Ranch here in McKinney.  Kelly enjoys being around the elite in the fitness industry such as Dr. Kenneth Cooper.  She loves spending time with her husband Patrick and their new son Brady.  She loves working out, reading, painting and relaxing with friends and family as well as attending First Baptist of McKinney.  Kelly is excited to bring her experience and enthusiasm for volleyball to Club Legacy.   Jessica Camp      Jessica Camp graduated from Lindale High School in 2000.  There she played varsity volleyball as an outside hitter and defensive specialist.  Her team made it to the regional finalist match. Then she graduated from Baylor University in 2004 with a BA Secondary Education.  Jessica played for the Baylor Club Volleyball team and qualified for nationals each year.  She taught Biology and Volleyball and Basketball in Lindale for 2 years and is now at Wakeland High School in Frisco.  There she teaches Biology and Medical Microbiology/Pathophysiology and is varsity assistant for volleyball and freshmen basketball coach.  She grew up in a Christian home and came to know the Lord at age 9.  Jessica attends the Village Church in Highland Village.  She enjoys playing volleyball, running, watching sports, and hanging out with family and friends. Maggie Monogue     Maggie Monogue began playing volleyball in the 7th grade. She played club volleyball for 4 years on McKinney Magic (2004), Dallas Summit (2005), and Dallas Premier (2006-2007). She qualified for the Junior Olympics twice (2006 & 2007) and made the varsity volleyball team at McKinney North High School as a freshman. While playing as a middle blocker at North she received 1st Team All-District, Offensive Player of the Year, All-Academic, and All-Area Newcomer of the Year. She was zoned for McKinney Boyd High School her junior year where in 2006 they made it to the playoffs and were the Bi-District Champions without any senior teammates. In 2007, she was moved to the outside hitter position.  Boyd was undefeated district champs and went deep into playoffs making it to the regional finals. Their final record was 45-3. The past two years she was named 1st Team All-District and placed on the McKinneynews.net Super Six team. In 2007, she was also the Texas Premier Tournament MVP. Academically, Maggie is number 3 in her senior class, founder and president of the Environmental Activists Club, and an active member of National honor Society.  Maggie has previous coaching experience at various clinics and is excited to be the head coach of the 13s Local team. Tonia Hatfield   Tonia graduated from Saginaw High School, in Saginaw, MI in 1993 and has a B.A. in Marketing/CIS.  In high school she played varsity volleyball as an outside hitter.  She made the District All American Team and State Honorable Mention both Junior and Senior year.  She was awarded a scholarship to University of South Alabama and was the top 5 in kills and blocks for the Sunbelt Conference. Tonia also was selected as MVP at the Southwest Louisana Tournament.  Tonia is still active playing four years in USAV as well as local leagues. Tonia played for Team Alaska Reverse Co-ed and Co-ed team winning two gold and two silver medals and also named MVP for reverse co-ed for both years.  The last two years Tonia has played Women with two local teams.  Tonia coached two years at Club Pride YMCA 14s and 12s.  She grew up in a Christian home with a family filled with pastors, ministers, and evangelists.  Tonia attends church at the Rhema of Life in Plano, TX.  Tonia also has a daughter that she spends most of her spare time with.  She enjoys playing volleyball, board games, movies and hanging out with family and friends. Tara Zappe      Tara Zappe is a graduate of Frisco High School and received her Masters Degree in Sport Management and Behavior from the University of Oklahoma.  She received a Bachelor’s Degree in Exercise Science with a minor in English from Schreiner University where she played volleyball as a right side hitter. She played volleyball, basketball, and track for Frisco High School where she received Honorable Mention, Second Team, and First Team All-District Honors in volleyball.  She also received the MVP award for track as well as the Brian Smith Memorial Award.  Tara begins her twelfth year as a coach while remembering, "God will never leave you or forsake you" (Hebrews 13:5-6).  She was the head varsity volleyball coach at Casady School in Oklahoma City. She was also a head volleyball, basketball and track coach at Thomas Jefferson in Joplin, Missouri where the volleyball team finished with a record of 28-2. The basketball team finished in the top eight in the state of Missouri.  She was a freshman and J.V. volleyball and basketball coach for Kent Denver School in Englewood, Colorado where she also served as an Associate Athletic Director, and she received the award of Assistant Coach of the Year. At the club level, she coached 13s and 15s for Velocity, Dallas Vision, Texas Attack and Oklahoma Wind.  She taught physical education at Casady and Kent Denver School, and she is now starting her sixth year at Frisco High School teaching sophomore and junior English.  Tara was the freshman volleyball and basketball coach at Frisco High School for three years; now, she is beginning her third year as a TASO volleyball official with her husband, Andy, so she can spend more time with her family. Tara and her family attends Wesley United Methodist Church in McKinney.  Andy and Tara have a three year old son Max, and they enjoy riding their bikes, walking their dogs (Zeke and Josey), camping, reading books, and playing sports.  "I praise you because I am fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well" (Psalm 139:14).