Philippians 4:6
“Do not be anxious about anything, but in every situation, by prayer and petition, with thanksgiving, present your requests to God.”
Head COach
Tanya Jarvis Starrett
With a career record of 398-105, Tanya Jarvis Starrett ’01, Head Girls Volleyball Coach, stands among the most accomplished leaders in Florida high school volleyball. Known for building championship programs and shaping young women of character and resilience, she has led teams to multiple state titles, Final Four appearances, and national recognition.
Her influence extends well beyond the high school game. With over 20 years in the club volleyball world, including 7 years as a director of a nationally recognized program, she helped lead the club to 43 national championships.
At the collegiate level, she served as a volunteer assistant coach at Rollins College, and previously played at UCF from 2001 to 2004, earning:
- All-Atlantic Sun Freshman Team (2001)
- Second Team All-Atlantic Sun (2003)
- Three NCAA Tournament appearances (2001–2003)
- Induction into UCF’s Ring of Honor (2022)
Contact Information
Head Coach: Tanya Jarvis Starrett (starrettt@bishopmoore.org)
Admin Assigned: Julia Ingler (inglerj@bishopmoore.org)
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Program Success
The Girls Volleyball program has achieved remarkable success, earning the title of MaxPreps National Champions and securing seven State Championships in the history of the program. Additionally, there are over 50 alumni currently competing at the next level, reflecting the program’s commitment to developing athletes who excel beyond our program. The program is grounded in Philippians 4:6
“Do not be anxious about anything, but in every situation, by prayer and petition, with thanksgiving, present your requests to God.”
The Girls Volleyball coaching staff includes former collegiate volleyball players and seasoned coaches, including: Brian Reim (Played men's club and beach volleyball at UCF), Olivia Hersey Marzheuser '15 (Played at Florida Tech), Adriana Zapoli '21 (Current student at UCF, served on BMC volleyball staff for 3 years), Colby Stempkowski '21 (Played at St. Leo University and Flagler College. Coached club for 3 years)
The girls volleyball program is defined by excellence, leadership, and an unwavering commitment to the student-athletes.
Team and Coaching Highlights:
- 2024: 4A State Champions, 4A Coach of the Year (24-7)
- 2023: 4A State Runner-Up (23-9)
- 2021: 4A Final Four (27-8)
- 2017: 6A State Runner-Up, 6A Coach of the Year (23-8)
- 2016: 6A State Champions, Florida Dairy Farmers Coach of the Year (29-1)
- 2015: 5A State Champions, 5A Coach of the Year (28-4)
- 2013: 5A State Champions, AVCA Region 4 District 13 Coach of the Year (28-4)
- 2012: 4A Undefeated State Champions (32-0)
- MaxPreps National Coach of the Year
- Florida Dairy Farmers Coach of the Year
- MaxPreps National Team Ranking: #1
- PrepVolleyball.com Ranking: #9
- MaxPreps Medium School National Team of the Year
- 2011: 4A State Runner-Up, ranked #13 nationally by MaxPreps and #23 by ESPN
- 2010: 3A State Final Four, MaxPreps FL ranking #3
Facilities
Gymnasium
The Gymnasium, constructed in 2002, has undergone significant renovations in 2024, including a remodeled back hallway. This facility features separate locker rooms for boys and girls, a classroom, a film room, and an athletic department suite. The recent updates also include a newly renovated athletic training room and a fueling station designed to support athlete nutrition, enhancing the overall experience for student-athletes.
Weight Room
The Weight Room, situated in the athletic hallway adjacent to the Gymnasium, is a fully equipped training space for athletes looking to build strength and conditioning. This modern facility is designed to meet the diverse needs of athletes, offering a variety of free weights, machines, and other fitness equipment. It serves as a sister gym to the main Gymnasium, providing athletes with the resources they need to enhance their physical development.
Film Room
The Film Room located in the athletic hallway serves as a secondary space for reviewing game footage. With a capacity for 20 people, this intimate room is equipped with a whiteboard, flat-screen TV, and Apple TV, making it a versatile option for team film study and analysis. Whether used for tactical discussions or individual review, this room complements the larger Moore Center Film Room, offering a smaller, focused setting for athletes and coaches.
Locker Room
The Locker Rooms in the athletic hallway are designed for smaller groups, each holding up to 22 athletes. These facilities are equipped with toilets, large mirrors, sinks, and walk-in individual showers, ensuring that athletes have a comfortable and efficient space to prepare before and after practice or competition. Located directly across from the Gymnasium and just down the hall from the Weight Room, Film Room, and Athletic Offices, these locker rooms provide easy access to all other athletic resources.