Rob Holley

Rob Holley was most recently the Head Boy's Volleyball coach at The Bolles School.  Before starting the boys program in 2004 at Bolles he was an Assistant Volleyball Coach at Florida Southern University for two seasons. He served as the Interim Head Volleyball Coach at the University of North Florida, and was the Assistant Volleyball Coach at UNF for two seasons, helping lead the team to 2 Peach Belt Conference Regular Season and Tournament Championships, advancing to the NCAA Tournament both years.  Rob also served from 1992-98 as head coach of the University of Kentucky's men's volleyball club, which was nationally ranked all seven years. The team also finished in the Elite Eight at the NIRSA National Championships in 1999, in the top twenty in 1992, 1995, & 1998, and were the SEC Conference Champions in 1993.   His coaching experience also includes technical advisor for the All Air Force Team and head coach for several club teams.  Rob had been a USAV Regional Referee, FIVB Line Judge, and State Rated College Referee.  

Rob's coaching career began as an assistant coach at Eastern Kentucky University, where he earned his bachelor's degree.  As a former indoor player he played USAV at the Level AA/ Open for various clubs as a setter and rightside. On the beach player he competed on the EVA, Molson, and AVP Qualifying Tours. 

Janice Pressley

2001-present

Janice just completed her 1st season as Assistant coach at Florida State College at Jacksonville.  Prior to FSCJ, she was the Assistant coach at the University of North Florida for two years; In addition to UNF, She also was the head coach at Bartram Trail High School for 2 years.  A graduate of FCCJ ('03) and Georgia Southern ('05). The Orange Park, Fla., native was a middle blocker for Georgia Southern from 2003-05, where she recorded 467 career kills and 179 total blocks. In 2003, she helped lead the Eagles to a Southern Conference Championship and a berth in the NCAA Tournament, where they fell to eventual runner-up Florida in the first round.  Before attending GSU, she played at FCCJ from 2001-03. In 2002, Pressley earned  all-conference honors after recording 410 kills and 153 blocks while helping lead FCCJ to a 30-6 record and No. 13 national ranking. Janice holds a  Bachelors degree in General Studies with emphasis in Health/PE & Psychology.