Varsity - Coach Quinn 

Coach Quinn is entering her fourth season as head coach of the McKinney Boyd Volleyball program. While as Boyd, Coach Quinn has led the Lady Broncs to an overall 91-35 record. The 2008 season marked the first year in 5A in one of the top district's in the state. In 2007, the Boyd Lady Broncs finished with an impressive winning record of 43-3. The 2007's varsity team came within one game of making it to the final four teams in Texas by losing to the eventual state champs in the State Quarterfinals. Many of the Boyd players and coaches received top honors at all levels. Coach Quinn received the Dallas Morning News top recognition as "All-Area Coach of the Year for 2007." In Boyd's 2006 inaugural year, Coach Quinn led the varsity volleyball team to make school history by winning the first playoff match and finishing the season as Area Finalists. Records were made throughout the season as the Lady Broncs finished with a 30-11 record and topped off the season with a 5th place area ranking in the Dallas Morning News.

Graduating from Middle Tennessee State University in Murfreesboro, Quinn was a four-year starter and two-year captain of the Blue Raiders Volleyball Team. As the team's lead setter, she played in every match during her four-year career as an athlete. One of Quinn’s most valued accolades is being voted the Hardest Working Female Blue Raider Athlete her senior year by the Strength and Condition staff at MT. In addition, she played on three international tours taking her to 12 countries on two continents. A 1999 graduate of Richardson Berkner High School, Quinn played both setter and hitter, lettered every year, was captain her senior year, and was voted MVP two years in a row.

Coach Quinn is a CAP Level 1 certified coach and was chosen to represent Region II on the 4A-5A All-Star commitee for the 2007-08 season. Prior to joining Boyd's staff, she was the Varsity Coach at Oakland High School in Tennessee and coached both the Freshman A & B and JV teams at John Horn High School in Mesquite. Quinn is excited about both teaching and coaching, but most importantly, she loves to see young people build self esteem and pride by achieving their goals and finding success within themselves.

Assistant Varsity - Coach Brasch

Coach Brasch is returning for her 3rd year as part of the McKinney Boyd Coaching Staff. She is the Varsity Assistant Coach for the Lady Broncs. Coach Brasch was born in Melbourne, Australia, but has lived in Texas for most of her life. Coach Brasch played volleyball and softball all four years while attending McKinney High School. After graduating high school, she attended college at Stephen F. Austin State University, majoring in both Kinesiology and Spanish, and earning teaching degrees for Physical Education, Spanish and Bilingual Education. Coach Brasch has lived in and visited Spain and Costa Rica and loves to travel. In her spare time she plays in outdoor doubles volleyball tournaments.  She also is an Assistant Coach for the Softball team at McKinney Boyd. Coach Brasch teaches Spanish II and is also very involved with YoungLife at Boyd.

"I absolutely love playing volleyball and I want the girls to walk away with an even stronger love for the game.  I want them to learn how to be positive, develop a solid work ethic and to truly compete."

JV - Coach Cabrera 

Coach Cabrera will be entering her 2nd year as part of the McKinney Boyd Coaching Staff. She is the JV Coach for the Lady Broncs. Originally born and raised in Hawaii, Coach Cabrera grew up playing beach volleyball. After moving to Texas, she began playing indoor in high school. At Witchita Falls High School, she lettered all four years in volleyball and softball. She was captain of the varsity squad her junior and senior years while receiving 1st Team All-District and Academic All-State as well. Coach Cabrera then went on to play college volleyball at Midwestern State and was on the National Championship team at Cedar Valley in 2003. She also played and graduated from the University of Texas at Arlington with a BA in Kinesiology and a teaching certificate in English. She currently plays on the AVP Pro Tour. She has coached club for a total of 6 years and started her teaching/coaching career at Newman Smith. Coach Cabrera teaches English II and also coaches softball.

"My goal as a coach is to impact the players in a way in which they not only develop a love for volleyball, but see the overall importance of being a team and a supportive individual. I do my best to teach every player not only their specific position, but also the roles of everyone on the court so they can better help each other, and eventually reach that next level. I believe the knowledge of the game and a team concept is not only helpful for a successful season, but for anything these young ladies are or will be involved in."

Freshman Red - Coach Robertson

Coach Robertson is returning for her 4th year as part of the McKinney Boyd Coaching Staff. She is the Freshman Coordinator and Coach of the Freshman Red Team for the Lady Broncs.

Coach Robertson is from Hammond, Louisiana originally and moved to Texas in 1986.  She attended Berkner High School in Richardson, where she ran track and was a two year Varsity letterman in volleyball.  After graduation in 1994, she attended the University of Southern Mississippi on a volleyball scholarship.  Coach Robertson graduated in 1998 with a degree in Coaching and Sports Administration with teaching certification in Physical Education.  She returned to teach and coach at her high school alma mater as the assistant volleyball coach.  After six years of coaching, Coach Robertson was hired as the head volleyball coach at Berkner. 

“I am extremely excited about being a part of this program and helping build a strong volleyball program here at Boyd.  I hope I can help build confident and mature student athletes that have a love for volleyball!”  The highlight of her career at Boyd has been the 07-08 season when the JV team went 14-0 in district competition.  

Freshman Navy - Coach Fontana

Coach Fontana is returning for her 4th year as part of the McKinney Boyd Coaching Staff. She is the Freshman Navy Coach for the Lady Broncs.

Coach Fontana started working on her coaching and teaching degree at the University of Louisiana at Monroe and finished at Texas Woman's University, obtaining a BA in Kinesiology and getting her teaching certificate in English. She began her career at Community High School in Nevada, TX, where she coached sub varsity volleyball, basketball and softball. She took over the softball program as the head coach, leading the 1999 team in their finest playoff run to date, which was to the semi-regional play-off game. Coach Fontana assisted two softball teams and head coached two softball teams to the district championship. She stepped down from head coaching to move to McKinney, deciding to assistant coach for the time being. She was the varsity assistant at McKinney High School for two years, while coaching sub-varsity volleyball. Coach Fontana is a dedicated English teacher. She has taught every level of English, freshman through senior, and since coming to McKinney has taught Pre AP freshmen and sophomores and now teaches Senior English. She is also the assistant varsity and head junior varsity softball coach.  

There are four basic principles to my philosophy for coaching: one, regardless of how talented or skilled an athlete comes to me, she can always improve; and it is my job to make sure she does; two, I need to teach athletes to understand game strategies so that they can perform their best; three, my goal is that athletes  enjoy the experience of competing (most people call this "fun"); and four, if it is her desire to compete at the next higher level, I have prepared her as much as I can to accomplish that goal.