Varsity Volleyball
Volleyball is just an avenue for young ladies to experience being a team member and perform in a capacity that pushes oneself further than thought possible. The Grace Volleyball program strives to build Godly young women that pursue Christ in all that they do on and off the court. We desire to compete at a high level while honoring the One that gave us the abilities to compete on a daily basis.
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Ashley Zavala
Volleyball Coach
Ashley Zavala
Volleyball Coach
Ashley Zavala began coaching volleyball at Grace in 2020. She played four years of varsity volleyball in high school at Calvary Christian and Forrest City High School. Ashley also played college volleyball at UCA in Conway, AR, and has coached three seasons prior to coming to Grace. She is going to school to become a Physical Therapist and is married to the permanently tall and hairy Nick Zavala. They moved here from California in 2019, and have no children, one dog, and whatever other dog, cat, or bunny that is lost in their neighborhood that needs food until they can find its owner. (Currently, a cat they call Yoda.)
Ashley Colburn
Volleyball Coach
Ashley Colburn
Volleyball Coach
Coach Ashley Colburn began coaching and teaching at Grace in 2022. She attended Lamar High School in Arlington and played D1 volleyball at Northwestern State University. Her team won the school’s first conference championship in 2014. She coaches the ages of 14-17. Ashley married her husband Tyler in 2018 and has two fur babies at home. Her passion is working with kids and helping them grow not only on the court but as people as well.
Junior Varsity Volleyball
Volleyball is just an avenue for young ladies to experience being a team member and perform in a capacity that pushes oneself further than thought possible. The Grace Volleyball program strives to build Godly young women that pursue Christ in all that they do on and off the court. We desire to compete at a high level while honoring the One that gave us the abilities to compete on a daily basis.
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Ashley Colburn
Volleyball Coach
Ashley Colburn
Volleyball Coach
Coach Ashley Colburn began coaching and teaching at Grace in 2022. She attended Lamar High School in Arlington and played D1 volleyball at Northwestern State University. Her team won the school’s first conference championship in 2014. She coaches the ages of 14-17. Ashley married her husband Tyler in 2018 and has two fur babies at home. Her passion is working with kids and helping them grow not only on the court but as people as well.
Middle School Volleyball
Volleyball is just an avenue for young ladies to experience being a team member and perform in a capacity that pushes oneself further than thought possible. The Grace Volleyball program strives to build Godly young women that pursue Christ in all that they do on and off the court. We desire to compete at a high level while honoring the One that gave us the abilities to compete on a daily basis.
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Camelia Johnson
Volleyball Coach
Camelia Johnson
Volleyball Coach
Olivia Clark
Volleyball Coach
Olivia Clark
Volleyball Coach
Olivia graduated from Grace Community School in 2024, where she was a member of the varsity basketball and volleyball teams. She is currently pursuing a bachelor’s degree in kinesiology with a minor in education at The University of Texas at Tyler. She enjoys running, spending time with family and friends, and serving in the children’s and youth ministry at Soma Church.
Meagan Engelbrecht
Athletic Trainer
Meagan Engelbrecht
Athletic Trainer
BS in Exercise Science with preference on Human Performance, certified in Olympic lifts, MAT, LAT
Meagan is starting her first year at Grace. She graduated in May from Missouri State University with her Masters of Athletic Training. Before that she attended William Woods University where she got a BS in exercise science, human performance and played basketball for one year and volleyball for three. She is originally from a small town in Missouri but currently resides with her sister in Texas. She is excited to start her career and use her new skill set. She is also excited to have the privilege to work at a private Christian high as she went to one herself for high school and understands the opportunities it can give the students.