University of Missouri - Kansas City Women's Volleyball

  Coach Posey enters the 2024 season with a 211-162 (.583) record . The 2024 campaign will be her 14th as a college head coach and 41th overall, combining high school (16), college assistant coaching (11) and college head coach duties (14). In 2023, Posey and assistant coaches Will McCall and Maddie Renn guided the Roos to a 22-9 record winning the Summit League and extending their season with an NIVC invite.  The Roos won 2 preseason tournaments at FAU and Missouri State while placing 2nd at the Oakland Tournament. With the teams success, Posey has moved into the top spot on the Kansas City all-time wins list (211) and most seasons coached (13). Her 362 games coached is also the most in KC program history, passing Steve Dallman (245) during the 2019 campaign. Posey is the ninth head coach in school history and is the only one with a winning percentage (.583). In her thirteen previous seasons, she has amassed a winning record in 10 campaigns after the program accumulated just one winning season in the 24 years prior to her arrival. The 24 wins in 2014, 22 victories in 2023,  21 victories in 2018 and 2021 are the three most-successful seasons for any volleyball coach in program history. Posey was named WAC Coach of the Year in 2014 and again as Summit League Coach of the Year in 2023. _______________________________________________ Prior to joining the Kansas City program, Posey spent 11 seasons as the top assistant and recruiting coordinator at the University of Kansas, where she landed the No. 26-ranked class in the nation according to PrepVolleyball.com in 2010. While at Kansas, Posey worked with the teams setters and defensive specialists, while also serving as the teams recruiting coordinator, overseeing the teams managers, team room and camp administration, and acting as a liaison between the team and its sports psychologist, promotions department and the weight room. _______________________________________ Prior to heading to Lawrence, Posey served as the head volleyball coach at Blue Valley Northwest High School in Overland Park, Kan., from 1993 to 2000. During that time, Posey led the Huskies to KSHSAA state tournaments in each of her eight seasons, winning the state championships in 1996 and 1997, while finishing third three times. At Blue Valley Northwest, Posey also served as head girls basketball and assistant softball coach for the Huskies and was named a member of its inaugural Husky Hall of Fame class. While coaching the Huskies, she was named the 1999 Johnson County Volleyball Coach of the Year by the Kansas City Star, the 1997 Coach of the Year by the Kansas Volleyball Association and Kansas Sport Magazine after leading her team to a perfect 44-0 record, including a second-straight KSHSAA state championship and the 1996 Coach of the Year by Kansas Sport Magazine and Sports Connection after guiding her team to a 41-3 record and the state championship. Posey was inducted into the Kansas Volleyball Hall of Fame in 2015. Before taking over the coaching duties at Blue Valley Northwest, Posey served in the same position at Halstead (Kan.) High School from 1983-90 where she was selected to serve as head coach at the 1990 Kansas Volleyball Associations annual All-Star Game after being named co-Coach of the Year by the KVA. Four times her squads qualified for the state tournament, including a third-place finish in 1990.  In her 18 years as a high school coach, Posey compiled an overall record of 392-171. During her college career, Posey lettered in volleyball and softball at Wichita State as a freshman and sophomore before transferring to Kansas for her final two years of eligibility, where she was a standout first baseman and outfielder for the KU softball team. Posey received a bachelors degree in education from University of Kansas in 1982 where she majored in physical education and minored in health education.

Returning to her roots, Enna joins Kansas City's staff as an assistant volleyball coach for the 2025 season. Before becoming a Roo, Enna coached at Missouri ...

Prior to joining Kansas City, Berg made previous stops at Washburn, where he served as a student assistant coach for three years, and Ottawa where he played ...