Assistant Coach of 

16 National for 2025-2026 season

Coach Taylynn grew up in Denver and has had a passion for the sport of volleyball since she first picked up a ball. She began playing in middle school and continued throughout her high school career as a starting setter. After playing as the starting Defensive Specialist on a college team in Boston MA, her time on the court was cut short due to an injury. Taking a break from the sport, she then decided to return to her hometown and continue her education to pursue a career in the dental field. However, she is now part of multiple women’s and coed leagues around the state and still plays 3-4 times a week. Still having just as much fun and getting the same feeling of excitement as she did from day one. 

This will be her fourth year of coaching and she is beyond ecstatic to be a part of the Infinity Volleyball coaching staff. She enjoys just being around the game and looks back fondly on her coaches throughout her volleyball experience and still uses everything she learned from them to continue to become a better player and keep that love for the game. She hopes to make the same impact on the gifted young athletes that come into this program and looks forward to seeing their growth and to be a part of their volleyball journey.

Head Coach of 

13 National for 2025-2026 season

Coach Jess has loved volleyball for about as long as she can remember. She grew up going to watch her mom play in women's leagues, and began playing as young as 5th grade. She played through middle school and high school and loved her time on the court. The skills, life lessons, and memories made in volleyball have lasted a lifetime. 

After graduating high school, she chose to not play in college and rather focus on her goal of becoming a teacher. While in college, she began her coaching career. With more than 15 years of coaching experience, combined with her love of teaching, she truly enjoys instilling a love of the game in young athletes. She has coached players from 7 - 18 years old and has experience at all levels of the game. 

She is excited to join the Infinity family and bring a love of volleyball to the north metro area.

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Skylar, a recently licensed cosmologist currently working at Honeycomb Hair Salon, was the starting libero for Horizon High school. She has played volleyball in some capacity for the last 12 years including sand volleyball. She played for Infinity for 2 years and coached their developmental clinics and the 14 Regional club team. 

Skylar is excited to be working alongside Axel continuing to make Infinity athletes the best athletes they can be. She says she is so proud that she gets the opportunity to continue her involvement with the sport she loves.

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Katia is 26 years old and has been playing volleyball for 20 years. She was a 4-year varsity player with 3 all-conference achievements and all-state setter as well. 

She was a setter for most of her career but also played outside and right side. She played club volleyball for 5 years, but due to injury, she decided to end her career going into college. Katia still plays grass and beach volleyball to this day!

Katia started coaching 13-14’s club for a year and then coached highschool for one more year, and did private lessons on the side! She took a break from coaching to build her family and has two beautiful boys. 

But now she's back and so excited to coach this season. This will be her first season with Infinity.

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Volleyball has always been very present in Bri's family, making it impossible for her to not develop a love for the game.

She played in middle school, high school and club mostly as a DS, and now plays in adult indoor/outdoor leagues.

This is Bri's first year coaching but is well versed in the game through playing and watching family play/coach for many years.

She is looking forward to gaining more exposure and knowledge to this side of the sport, as well as build positive relationships with the coaches and players of Infinity.

Bri is an Air Force Veteran, and currently works for missile defense. She is also the mom of a teenage son, who is also active in a variety of activities and sports, including volleyball!

Head Coach of 

17 National for the 2025-2026 season

Colorado born and raised, Quanda has played sports all her life but discovered volleyball in 7th grade. Upon entering high school, she was elated to make the freshman team, but by her sophomore year she was swinging up to Varsity. She was primarily a middle blocker before shifting to right side later in high school. She also played those same positions for her club team her 18s year. Quanda was a three-sport athlete through high school but ultimately followed her love for volleyball to college.

Quanda played college volleyball on scholarship in Southern Illinois where she played all 4 years of undergrad as a middle hitter. She graduated Summa Cum Laude with a BA in Corporate Communications. She is now working in the fields of marketing and project management while also running a small hand poured candle business, Illuminare by MAD.

This will be Quanda’s first full year coaching at the club level. She previously coached for a club team in Illinois, but the season was cut short by the pandemic. During her time coaching, she coached two 14's teams and ran skills camps for the 15s-18s.

Volleyball has played such an integral role in Quanda’s life, and she is ecstatic to get to be around the sport again. Her coaching motto is that the court has lessons to share, it is the coach’s job to help

players learn while developing their inherent skills; she is so excited to work with the players and the other coaches.

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Olivia is 22 years old and recently graduated from The University of Texas at Austin. She is originally from McKinney, TX and recently moved to Colorado this past summer. 

She has been playing volleyball since 3rd grade and played competitive club volleyball for 5 years. She played 3 years of 6A varsity of volleyball with her primary position being middle blocker. Since then she has kept playing through intramural teams in college.

This is Olivia’s first year coaching volleyball in an official capacity and she is excited to share the love for the sport that has given her so much over the years. She is passionate about volleyball and teamwork and is looking forward to this season!

Assistant Coach of 

15 National for the 2025-2026 season

Coach Paris was born and raised in Mead, Colorado- she tried a variety of different sports through middle school, and ultimately found a love and passion for volleyball, later into her Middle School career. Coach Paris played through Middle School and High School and then, she continued into club where she found a love for the sport, in her teammates and coaches,  that ultimately paved the way for her success. Coach Paris has played all positions throughout her volleyball career. 

She has experience in coaching youth leagues for Mead Middle School, ages 12-14. This, however, will be the first year she coaches at club level, where she’s excited to teach girls the same love for volleyball that she found. 

In Coach Paris’s free time she hangs out with family and friends and tries to find different ways to be involved in volleyball. 

As her first year coaching for Infinity, Coach Paris is beyond excited to be apart of such a great program and is looking forward to helping her team develop and grow together. She is excited to be able to help each individual athlete find their own way, in the sport and help them to flourish.

Assistant Coach of 17 National for the 2025-2026 season.

Coach Shelby started playing volleyball in middle school where she served as setter and captain throughout club and high school. She is a recent graduate from Colorado State University where she studied Journalism and Media and Sport Management. 

She has one year of coaching under her belt with Infinity, where she assisted Coach Axel with 15 National two seasons ago. She’s looking forward to having her own 14 Regional team and developing and mentoring young girls in both volleyball and life. 

Outside of volleyball she loves spending time with her family and friends at the lake, Avalanche games and being at home. She enjoys being creative whether that’s through reading, painting, writing, or crafting.

Head Coach of 13 Regional for the 2025-2026 season

Maddie found her love for volleyball as she was growing up in Iowa. She spent her middle school years learning the sport,  quickly entered a club team, then continued to play in high school. Maddie played as a libero with serving as her secret weapon. Since graduating college as a social worker in 2018, she has continued to fill her free time with playing indoor and outdoor, competitive and recreational leagues throughout Iowa, Arizona and Colorado. Since being in Colorado, working as a school social worker, Maddie found the opportunity to coach 6th through 8th grade girls volleyball in 2023. 

Maddie found a love for coaching and is looking forward to expanding the journey with Infinity Volleyball Club. She is hopeful to create a safe, playful and positive environment for girls who want to learn and grow in the sport.

Head Coach of 12 Regional for the 2025-2026 season

Coach Allie started playing volleyball in 7th grade. She played on her middle school’s team and had a lot of fun connecting with her teammates. She continued playing in high school on the Varsity team. She started as a Setter, then switched to Outside Hitter. She was named “Offensive Player of the Year” during her Senior year. Coach Allie’s competitive nature never dwindled, and she now plays in adult volleyball leagues with her husband and friends. 

Coach Allie was born & raised in Michigan. She moved to Colorado in 2020 and loves the active lifestyle Colorado offers. She’s a middle school ELA teacher who loves to read, travel, hike, and play sports in her free time. 

Coach Allie has 7+ years of coaching experience. She has coached girls and boys ages 11-18. Building relationships with players and families is her favorite thing about coaching. She loves helping players grow as athletes and humans. Coaching is a valuable part of her life because she can share her passion for volleyball with like-minded people. 

Coach Allie is looking forward to being part of an incredible volleyball community with the Infinity club.

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Sports have been an important factor and focal point in Lorenzo's life since elementary school. He played volleyball for two years in middle school and fell in love with the game instantly as it’s a team sport that truly builds collaboration and teamwork. 

He is excited and looking forward to coaching volleyball for the first time this season.  Lorenzo is vready to embrace this opportunity to improve skills and teamwork on and off the court. His goal is to contribute actively to team success and foster a positive, encouraging team spirit.

Volleyball is one of his favorite sports and he currently has a daughter that is playing competitive volleyball. They both love the sport, and they are always looking to improve the overall fundamentals of volleyball. 

Outside of volleyball, he played basketball throughout middle school and high school and helped coach youth leagues in basketball.

Lorenzo graduated with a bachelor's degree in international affairs from the University of Colorado at Boulder. He enjoys spending all my free time with his wife and kids. They love traveling, boating, wakeboarding, tubing, and hiking.

Head Coach of 14 Regional for the 2025-2026 season

After a decades-long playing career, Diane transitioned first to coaching when she volunteered at the YMCA and Gold Crown. She then went on to coach 14 and 15-year-old girls at the club level, freshmen and sophomores high school boys, and more Gold Crown girls before coming to Infinity VBC.

This is Diane's first season with Infinity.

Diane has spent her career researching and helping professionals learn through training, coaching, and leading practice groups. So the love of learning is at the foundation of her coaching philosophy. She believes in a respectful, holistic, and encouraging approach to learning and strives to instill the values of hard work, perseverance, and teamwork. But most importantly, she wants the athletes to develop their love of this great game and HAVE FUN!!

Head Coach of 15 Regional for the 2025-2026 season

Krista’s volleyball journey began in middle school, continuing through high school and junior college. After one year of play in junior college, she took a break to focus on her career as a Scenic Artist painting sets for live theatre plays and musicals. Having been long in retirement, her eldest daughter decided to play volleyball her freshman year of high school during the 2021-2022 season. 

She came out of retirement to coach the high school's debut season of boys volleyball for the Junior Varsity team. She went on to coach both the Varsity and JV team the next season in 2022-2023. She switched to C team girls in 2023 and is still currently coaching for Peak to Peak Charter School. 

She coached club for the first time last season 2024-2025 with 14s Regional. She guest coached for a 15s Regional team for Power 3 and pinned. 

Krista hones in on making athletes play all positions and learn all rotations in case of emergency fill in type scenarios. Stats are vital to keep kids in check for the upcoming practice and games.  

Outside of coaching, Krista is a dedicated wife and mother to two girls.

Youth Academy Assistant Coach

Leah is a defensive specialist/libero for Infinity 17 National club team. She has been with Infinity for many years and is now helping coach our Youth Academy athletes.

Youth Academy Assistant Coach

Rhyana is an Outside Hitter for Infinity 17 National club team. She is now helping coach our Youth Academy athletes.