Rhodes College Women's Volleyball

Still enters her first year as the Rhodes head coach. Still brings a plethora of experience as a player and coach. During her time as an assistant and recruiting coordinator, Coach Still has overseen the development of three-time All-SAA players Yzzi Dsamou and Caroline Short, who received All-SAA honors in her first year. The team has received the AVCA Team Academic Award and has had multiple players named to the CSC Academic All-District Team during her three years as an assistant. Prior to Rhodes, Still has coached for many clubs in the Tampa Bay area, as well as the FHSAA powerhouse Tampa Preparatory School. She has coached both junior and adult beach volleyball for BeVolley Academy, Volleyball Solutions, and Paradise Volleyball Club. She also helped start the beach volleyball program at Tampa Prep and assisted their indoor program.  As a player, Still competed at the NJCAA, NAIA, and finished her career as a 2021 NCAA DII National Champion for the University of Tampa's beach volleyball team. While at Lincoln Land Community College, she competed in two Final Fours, finishing as a runner-up and third place. She was named an All-American and Academic All-American both years at LLCC. She is also the current record holder for triple-doubles for both an individual season and career. Still went on to compete for the NAIA national powerhouse Columbia College. She played in the 2018 NAIA National Championship and was named an All-American both years at Columbia. After finishing her indoor career, Still went on and played for the University of Tampa's beach volleyball team. She was crowned a National Champion and AVCA All-American while she was there. Still has completed both a Master's of Science in Exercise and Nutrition Sciences and a Master's of Education in Curriculum and Instruction.  

Memphis native, Hannah Cox, joins the Rhodes College volleyball staff for her first season as an assistant coach.  Cox arrives at Rhodes after serving as an assistant coach at Blue Mountain Christian University, where she oversaw first-contact development and defensive systems. She helped lead the Toppers to a third-place finish in the Southern States Athletic Conference Tournament in 2025 while contributing to the development of the SSAC Setter of the Year, two First Team All-Conference selections, and three Second Team All-Conference honorees.  Prior to Blue Mountain Christian, Cox served as the junior varsity head coach at St. Mary's Episcopal School before becoming the head coach at St. Agnes Academy in Memphis, where she directed all aspects of the volleyball program.  Cox has also been heavily involved in club volleyball. Since 2023, she has coached with Memphis Juniors Volleyball Association, serving as the club's Lead Libero Positional Coach while coaching multiple elite teams. Before returning to Memphis, she coached with Arkansas Elite Training and Arkansas Juniors Storm, helping establish Arkansas Elite during the club's inaugural season.  A former NCAA Division I student-athlete, Cox played libero at Arkansas State University while earning a Bachelor of Science in Psychology with a minor in Disaster Management and Emergency Preparedness.