- Club Director / Dir. Player Dev. / 13 Travel Girls Head: Coach Alan
- Club Co-Director/ Dir.Foundation Programs: Coach Rahul
- TrueAP Partnership - Fitness & Performance: Coach Ian
- Asst Director -Boys Volleyball / 14-1 Boys Head Coach: Matthew Vilbas
- 18 Boys Head Coach: Kelley Moriarty
- 15 Girls Head Coach: Chettra Chhouk
- 14/14-1 Girls Head Coach: Adelaide Thomas
- 14 Girls Assistant Coach: Goli Bhandari
- 15 Girls Assistant Coach : Emma Rader
- Girls Head Coach: Brian Chung
- 13 Girls Assistant Coach: Courtney Kirkpatrick
- 12 Travel Girls Head Coach: Pasha Shahbaz
- 15 Boys & 12 Girls Head Coach: David Schryber
- Assistant Coach: Andrew Merski
- Assistant Coach: Ayden Wu
18 Boys Head Coach: Kelley Moriarty
Coach Kelley Moriarty, from Ashburn, Virginia, brings over a decade of competitive volleyball experience and an energetic, focused coaching style to No Panic Volleyball Club. She began playing at age 11, competed through college and adult leagues, and played semi-professionally in the VLA with DC Dynasty's Rockville Royalty.
Coaching Experience and Specialization
- Assistant Coach - Chantilly High School Boys Program (2 seasons)
- Specializes in setter development, defensive control, and volleyball IQ
- Trains players to read the court and anticipate plays
- Promotes effort, discipline, and accountability
Career Highlights and Achievements
- Division 1 State Champion (High School)
- Over 2,000 career assists - set high school record
- Multiple medals during senior club season
- Earned bids to USAV Nationals
- One season in the VLA
Coaching Philosophy
Coach Kelley believes in intentional movement and mental focus as the drivers of player growth. She helps athletes take ownership of their development, recognizing that strong habits lead to strong results.
Vision for the Season
Focus: refining skills and building consistency. Goal: help her athletes stand out at tournaments and grow from good to great.
Off the Court
Kelley has a background in art and creativity, and enjoys drawing, writing, and recharging with quiet time.
Fun Fact: She once yelled "Mine!" catching a falling decoration — true volleyball reflexes never turn off.
