Sadi Foltz
Volleyball is coming full circle for Sadi Foltz.
The long-time Oak Harbor resident grew up playing for local teams, and now, as the new 7th grade coach at Coupeville Middle School, she’ll have a chance to pass on the lessons she learned from her mentors.
“I’m very excited to be able to be the new coach,” Foltz said. “I absolutely love the sport!
“I continue to play recreationally weekly here on Whidbey and am so excited to get these girls excited about playing volleyball!”
Foltz replaces Allison Cowan, who left after a season when her husband was transferred by the Navy.
Coincidentally, Foltz originally came to The Rock via the Navy, arriving with her family 22 years ago.
She first started playing competitive volleyball as a 7th grader herself, suiting up for North Whidbey Middle School.
As a high school player, she did double duty, playing for OHHS while also spiking for a select team out of Skagit.
Foltz got her first taste of coaching during her high school days, volunteering as an assistant to North Whidbey Middle School coach Lindsay Brockett for two seasons.
A 2013 graduate of Central Washington University, Foltz is employed as the Development Director for Habitat for Humanity of Island County.
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