University of Redlands Women's Volleyball

Savannah Cox was named head women’s volleyball coach in March 2023. Cox became the 11th head coach in program history as she joined the Bulldogs after spending three seasons as an assistant coach at Pacific University in Oregon. Cox graduated from Brevard College in 2017 with Bachelor of Arts in Psychology with Magna Cum Laude honors and was the recipient of the Presidential Leadership Award. She then earned her Master of Arts from the University of Jamestown in 2019. In 2024 she ded the Bulldogs to their best season since 2018 as they won 11 games overall. Their six wins in SCIAC play are the most since 2010. She also coached the program's first All-SCIAC athlete since 2019 as Kaegan Wherry made the second team. During her first season the Bulldogs went 8-14 overall and 4-12 in SCIAC in 2023. The eight wins are the most since 2019 and the four SCIAC victories are also the most since 2019. As a student-athlete at NCAA Division II Brevard College, Cox was a middle hitter and holds the school record in block assists while ranking fifth all-time in kills. Her team broke the South Atlantic Conference (SAC) single season record for wins. She was a SAC Honor Roll member every semester and a finalist for the SAC Volleyball Scholar Athlete of the Year. While at Pacific Cox was the recruiting coordinator for their varsity and junior varsity programs and was responsible for film analysis and opponent scouting. She coached five All-Northwest Conference players while helping another 19 earned NWC Scholar Athlete status. The Boxers were NWC Oregon Division Champions during Covid season. Prior to Pacific, Cox spent two seasons with NCAA Division II South Dakota School of Mines & Technology where she was an assistant coach and Athletic Communication Assistant. She helped organize fundraising opportunities that grew the program's budget by $12,000. As the Recruiting Coordinator, she recruited student-athletes from eight states which included signing the South Dakota Gatorade Player of the Year.

University of Redlands Head Women's Volleyball Coach Savannah Cox announced a new addition to her coaching staff for the 2023-24 school year bringing on Georgia Romine-Black. "I am thrilled to have Georgia join the coaching staff," Cox explained.  "Her knowledge and competitive success, along with her strong leadership skills, will greatly benefit Bulldog Volleyball.  I am confident that she will contribute greatly to the development and success of our players, on and off the court.  We welcome her to the Bulldog family and look forward to achieving new milestones together on the court."  Georgia enters her first season as an Assistant Coach with the University of Redlands women's volleyball team following a successful collegiate career where she played at Arizona Western College (ACCAC Champions | Nationally ranked No. 10), Olympic College (MVP | NWAC Honorable Mention), Bethany College (2nd Team All-KCAC | 2021 Conference Champions), and Park University (Indoor Regular Season Champions | 2021 Conference Champions | Played No. 1 in Beach (2023) | Played No. 3 in Beach (2022) | Nationally Ranked No. 9 (2022) | 14-8 Record (2021).  She currently plays Semi-Pro for Ascension in the Volleyball League of America and coaches three teams for One Beach Volleyball Club.  She has also held coaching positions with Kitsap Volleyball Club U18 (2019), Olympic College Volleyball Camps (2018), Northwest Juniors Fall Club, and Aces Volleyball Camps.  Georgia, who is from Kirkland, WA earned her B.A. in Criminal Justice along with an M.A. in Communication and Leadership from Park University.       

Jamie Hofman joins the University of Redlands Women's Volleyball Coaching Staff as an Assistant Coach following a three-year stint as the Head Coach for Hope International University.  She brings a wealth of playing and coaching experience to the court for the Bulldogs.   A former member of the USA Women’s National Volleyball Team, Hofman enjoyed a seven-year professional career competing in Puerto Rico, France, Cyprus, Finland, Croatia, and Switzerland.A standout collegiate player at the University of California, Riverside, she holds program records for most career kills and most kills in a single season. She became just the fourth player in UCR history to surpass both 1,000 kills and 1,000 digs, earning Big West All-Conference Freshman Team honors in 2002 and First Team All-Big West honors in 2004 and 2005. Hofman’s success began early at Baptist Christian High School, where she led her team to four CIF Division V Championships. She was named Division V Player of the Year, earned two League MVP awards, was a three-time All-CIF selection, and a four-time First Team All-League honoree. Her coaching career includes serving as Assistant Indoor Volleyball Coach at Riverside City College from 2013 to 2018 and as the program’s first Head Beach Volleyball Coach from 2016 to 2018, helping launch the team and leading them to immediate success. In 2018, she was named Orange Empire Conference Coach of the Year. Hofman is now entering her third year coaching with Inland Valley Force Volleyball Club. Hofman lives in Yucaipa with her husband, Rich, and their three boys.