Huntingdon College Women's Volleyball

Brady joined the Huntingdon coaching staff as head volleyball coach in January 2015. The 2014 campaign before Coach Brady's arrival was an overall record of 7-26 and a 0-16 conference record. Coach Brady 's records per season: 2015: 15-20 overall, 5-11 conference 2016: 11-23 overall, 5-10 conference 2017: 19-18 overall, 5-7 conference 2018: 21-12 overall, 11-3 conference with a 2nd place finish 2019: 23-15 overall, 11-3 conference with a first time ever trip to the final four 2021 Spring: 10-5 overall, 5-3 conference 2021: 15-16 overall, 10-6 conference, Beach finished 3rd at the AVCA D3 National Championship 2022: 28-9, 11-3 CCS, lost in CCS championship  2023: 14-19, lost in CCS Semi finals 2024: 16-20, 9-7 CCS, lost in CCS Championship  Before Huntingdon, Brady coached at the Division II level and in the National Christian College Athletic Association. Brady spent the 2014 season at Emmanuel College. She helped the fourth-year program transition from NAIA to NCAA Division II. The Lions were 12-16 during their first season in Division II and led the Conference Carolinas in blocks per set and were second in total blocks. Five of Allen's players earned Academic All-Conference honors. Prior to Emmanuel, Brady served as head volleyball coach, head athletic trainer and adjunct professor at Tennessee Temple. She also served as the NCCAA Mid-East Region Chair. Brady began her coaching career at Division II Davis & Elkins College. Coming off of an eight-win season in 2007, she helped lead the Senators to back-to-back 20-win seasons. Allen led her team to a pair of first-round victories in the West Virginia Intercollegiate Athletic Conference, including the first conference tournament win in program history. Brady earned her M.S. in athletic training at California University of Pennsylvania and her B.S. in athletic training at Alderson Broaddus University. At Alderson Broaddus, she was a two-time All-Region performer, four-time All-Conference selection, conference Freshman of the Year and conference Player of the Year.