Rollins College Women's Volleyball

Head Coach since: 2016-17 Robinson was named the ninth coach in Rollins program history on February 3, 2016. She joined Rollins after spending eight seasons as head volleyball coach at Berry College in Mount Berry, Georgia, where she amassed a career record of 169-88 with three conference championships and a pair of NCAA tournament berths. In addition to her head coaching duties, Robinson was promoted to Assistant Athletics Director and took on the responsibilities of Senior Woman Administrator as Berry began their transition to NCAA D-III in 2009. The Tars finished 12-19 in Robinson's first season at the helm of the Tars program. Under her guidance, junior Bri Civiero was named a AVCA Honorable Mention All-American. In her first season at Berry in 2008, Robinson guided the Vikings to a 23-13 overall record and a first ever Southern States Athletic Conference regular season championship. For her efforts, she was named the SSAC's Coach of the Year. Before Berry, Robinson served as Associate Head Coach at Idaho State, helping lead the Bengals to their third consecutive appearance in the Big Sky Conference Tournament in her first season in 2005. Robinson also served as the program's recruiting coordinator. She went on to earn a Master's degree in Physical Education with an emphasis in Athletic Administration from ISU in 2006. As an active member of the American Volleyball Coaches Association, Robinson has served as a member of the Board of Directors of the AVCA, the AVCA Assistant Coaches Committee, and the AVCA ACC Drills and Skills Committee. She has represented the Southern Athletic Association on the AVCA D-III Head Coaches Committee and D-III Volleyball Marketing and D-III Sand Volleyball Committees as well as acted as the Chair of the South Regional Advisory Committee. Robinson is a 1996 graduate of Harvard, where she spent four years as a member of the volleyball team. She was named the team's captain as a senior before graduating Magna Cum Laude with a degree in psychology. After earning her degree from Harvard, Robinson went on to coach several club teams for the Gainesville (Fla.) Juniors Volleyball Club, as well as serve as the head coach at Buchholz High School, where she led her team to four straight district championships and one elite eight appearance, and was named Gainesville Sun 3A-5A Coach of the Year. In addition, her team received the AVCA Team Academic Award in 2004 and 2005. Robinson and her husband, Clint, have a daughter, Bryce, and a son, Clay.   Year School W-L W-L % 2008 Berry 23-13 .639 2009 Berry 14-14 .500 2010 Berry 22-11 .667 2011 Berry 16-14 .533 2012 Berry 27-5 .844 2013 Berry 26-8 .765 2014 Berry 16-15 .516 2015 Berry 25-8 .758 2016 Rollins 12-19 .387 2017 Rollins 9-18 .333 2018 Rollins 4-26 .133 2019 Rollins 8-23 .258 2020* Rollins 0-10 .000 2021 Rollins 7-23 .233 2022 Rollins 7-24 .225 2023 Rollins 15-16 .484 2024 Rollins 13-18 .419 2025 Rollins 16-17 .485 *2020 season shortened & played in Spring 2021 due to COVID-19 pandemic; games did not count towards record Career Rollins 91-186 .329 Career All-Time 260-276 .485

Rollins Head Volleyball Coach Mika Robinson announced the hiring of Cameron Stevens as an assistant coach on February 19, 2025. Stevens joins Rollins from UCF, where he served as an assistant coach for the Knights during the 2024 season. Stevens spent the 2022 and 2023 seasons as an assistant coach at High Point University, where he helped lead the Panthers to consecutive Big South Tournament Conference Championships. In his two seasons with the program, HPU recorded two 20-win seasons with overall records of 24-7 (2022) and 23-8 (2023).  After going 14-0 during the 2023 conference regular season and recording the program's longest consecutive 3-0 sweeps in conference play (12; Sept. 22-Nov. 3), HPU defeated Winthrop 3-2 in the Big South Championship to earn an automatic qualifier to the NCAA Women’s Volleyball Tournament. Stevens helped guide seven players to earn All-Conference awards and an AVCA All-America Honorable Mention for Dylan Mayberry as she became the first player in HPU and Big South history to be selected twice in their career as an All-American. During the 2022 season, HPU went 23-10 overall and a 14-2 conference record. High Point won the Big South regular season title for the third season in a row and went on to sweep Campbell 3-0 in the Big South Championship. Earning an automatic bid to the NCAA tournament, High Point made its sixth appearance at the big dance, playing the University of Southern California in the first round. Before his time at High Point, Stevens was a part of three straight American Athletic Conference titles at UCF. He helped the Knights advance to the second round of the NCAA Tournament twice during his first stint with the Black and Gold.  Stevens coached both boys and girls volleyball at Timber Creek High School from 2012-2021. He spent seven years as the head girls' coach, reaching the regional playoffs six times. He led the Wolves to the regional finals in 2014 and the regional semifinals in 2018. He captured district championships in 2014 and 2018, as well as a Metro Conference championship in 2018. Leading the boys’ volleyball program, he won district titles in 2015, 2016, and 2022 in addition to Metro Conference championships in 2014 and 2015. Stevens led the boys’ team to a state Final Four appearance in 2015. He compiled a record of 188-64 as the Wolves head coach. Stevens coached boys club volleyball with the Orlando Gold Volleyball Club from 2012-2016 and Ocean Bay Volleyball from 2016-2017. He coached at Piedmont Volleyball Club in North Carolina during the 2023-2024 club season. Stevens currently coaches at Oviedo Volleyball Academy. He graduated from the University of Findlay in May 2011 with a bachelor's degree in digital media. He was a four-time all-conference and honorable mention All-America placekicker on the football team while at Findlay. Stevens and his wife, Ginny, have three boys, Clayton, Bennett and Graham.  

Noah Vazquez joins Rollins with a growing resume of coaching and playing experience at the high school, club, and professional levels, including a championship season with the Orlando Valkyries of the Pro Volleyball Federation. In 2025, Vazquez was part of the Orlando Valkyries during their Pro Volleyball Federation Championship campaign, serving as a Volleyball Operations Intern and Practice Player. The Valkyries would finish the year with a 20-10 record, defeating the Indy Ignite 3-1 in the championship match. From 2022 to 2024, Vazquez was part of the coaching staff at Timber Creek High School, serving as the varsity assistant coach. During his tenure, Timber Creek compiled a 48-30 record, earned three consecutive FHSAA Regional Tournament berths, and reached the FHSAA Regional Final in 2023. He also led the Timber Creek junior varsity program as head coach for the 2023 and 2024 seasons. In the club space, Vazquez coaches at Oviedo Volleyball Academy, serving in both head and assistant coaching roles since 2023. As a player, Vazquez was a standout performer on the national stage. He was named a 16U AAU All-American and helped lead his teams to a 15U AAU National Championship and back-to-back 3rd-place finishes at 16U and 17U AAU Nationals. Vazquez, an Orlando native, graduated from the University of Florida with a bachelor's degree in sport management.