14-Under Armour Head Coach
Holly McKamie
Holly McKamie will once again be at the helm of 14UA in 2023-24. Last seasons highlights include her 14UA team winning Lone Star in the USA Division, winning the OKRVA Rankings Tournament, winning Open at the Redland Rendezvous and going 6-3 at USAV Nationals. Prior to 14UA, Holly had a a dominating 3 year run as the 13UA head coach. Her 2022 13UA team finished the season by placing 3rd at USAV Nationals in Indianapolis in the National Division. It was a great ending to a season that saw them win Regionals, Rankings and Redlands while also finishing 3rd in Open at the AVC in Dallas, 5th at the MidEast Qualifier in St. Louis, 4th at the Lone Star Qualifier in Dallas, and 2nd at the North Texas MLK Grand Prix.
In 2021 her team won the 13 USA MidEast Qualifier in St. Louis, a 7th Place finish in Open at Windy City National Qualifier in Chicago and a dominating 1st place performance at the OKRVA Rankings tournament. They finished 13th in the country at USAV Nationals in the 13USA division in Las Vegas and ranked 35th in the country among all 13’s age divisions. In the covid-shortened 2020 season, Holly’s team was equally excellent. Earning a 5th place finish at Colorado Crossroads, and 1st place at OKRVA Rankings along with top 3 finishes in every other tournament in which they competed.
Holly McKamie is also in her fourth season as the head coach of the Mid-America Christian University volleyball program. Last season MACU made it to the NCCAA National Semifinals before dropping a hard fought 5th set, 15-13. In her first season with the Evangels, McKamie guided MACU to its most successful campaign since the program joined the NAIA in 2007. MACU closed out the year with a 19-15 overall record, their most wins since the 2005 season. Under McKamie, the Evangels qualified for just their second ever NCCAA National Championship Tournament. For the first time since moving up to the NCCAA Division I level, the Evangels had two players selected as All-Americans as well as All-SAC First Team. But that was only the start…..
In year two Holly led MACU to the NCCAA National Championship game, falling just short of winning the National Title. With a record of 30-9, she broke her previous record and had the winningest season at MACU since 2001. Holly was named the NCCAA Central Region Coach of the Year and had 3 players also named to the All-Region Team, including the Player of the Year. Four Evangels were named to the All-SAC team. She again had a player named to the 1st Team NCCAA All American Team, and MACU’s first ever NAIA All American.
Previously, Holly led a phenomenal run as the head of the Oklahoma City Storm, a Christian-based sports organization for home-schooled student-athletes. In her 3 year tenure, Holly led the program to three straight Homeschool National Championships. The Storm won the 16’s Division in 2017, the Class 4A championship in 2018 and the Undisputed Home School National Championship in 2019.
For the past 13 years she has coached both high school and club for boys and girls and has coached every age group from 13’s through college.
For 12 years, she officiated high school and college volleyball and now mentors other officials and her own children in their officiating careers
In 1998, Holly graduated with honors with a degree in Physical Education at Oklahoma Wesleyan University. She played volleyball there and was the starting setter for 4 years. She also played basketball for 4 years and was the starting shooting guard for 3 years. During her time at OKWU, she received numerous awards, and competed in 3 NCCAA National Championship tournaments.
