Temple University Volleyball

Head Coaching Experience Year School Overall Record Conference Record Postseason 2025 Temple 16-15 5-11 2024 Temple 14-16 6-10 2023 Temple 17-14 7-12 2022 Temple 10-21 4-16 2019 NC State 11-19 6-12 2018 NC State 15-13 9-9 2017 NC State 21-12 15-5 NCAA - Round 2 2016 NC State 20-12 13-7 Total 124-122 65-82 Linda Hampton-Keith, who guided North Carolina State to consecutive 20-win seasons and a berth in the 2017 NCAA Tournament, was named the head women’s volleyball coach at Temple University in January of 2022, announced Vice President and Director of Athletics Arthur Johnson. In her first season with the Owls, Hampton-Keith improved the team’s win total from seven in 2021 to 10 in 2022. She helped the transition of Taylor Davenport moving from the middle blocker position to outside hitter. Davenport ended the season fifth overall in the conference in kills per/set (3.61) kills (451), points (515), and points/set (4.12). She became the first Owl since the 2015 season to reach at least 400 kills in a season and also marked the fourth highest output in the 25-point scoring format. Davenport recorded double-digit kills in 20 of the team’s 31 matches. The Columbia, S.C. native had nine matches in 2022 where she earned at least 20 kills, including a career-high 27 versus St. Francis Brooklyn on Sept. 3. Hampton-Keith helped Louisville advance to the 2021 Women’s Volleyball Final Four as a volunteer coach, brings a wealth of experience to the Temple program. She served four seasons

Bryan Senior joined Temple athletics as the department's Executive Senior Associate Athletics Director, Finance & Administration/Chief Financial Officer in October 2023. Senior came to Temple after serving as the Assistant Athletics Director for Business at Florida State. In that position, Senior led the daily activities of the FSU athletics department with a budget exceeding $160 million for two-plus years, served as a member of the department's leadership team, and had administrative oversight for several sports. Before his time at FSU, Senior was the Assistant Athletics Director for Business at Columbus State for over seven years. There, he had oversight of all financial policies, procedures, controls, and reporting for the athletic department. He also served as the department liaison to all the University's financial departments. Senior earned a bachelor's degree in finance and accounting from Columbus State. Prior to his career in athletics, he worked 14 years in the construction industry overseeing budgets for multiple projects as a construction manager and superintendent for Horace Senior Construction.

Mariya Lee joined Temple Univeristy Athletics as an assistant athletic trainer in August 2022. She currently provides comprehensive care for the Division I Women's Volleyball and Women's Rowing teams, with a clinical focus on upper body and thoracic injury prevention and rehabilitation. In addition to her athletic training duties, Lee serves as a preceptor and guest lecturer for Temple's MSAT program, mentoring students through hands-on clinical experiences and advanced case studies. Before joining Temple, Lee was an assistant athletic trainer at Delaware Valley University, where she worked with several varsity sports, including wrestling, soccer, volleyball, lacrosse, baseball, and football. She also serves as a per diem athletic trainer for NovaCare Rehabilitation in Philadelphia, providing acute care and mentorship for newly certified professionals in a variety of athletic settings. Lee earned her Master of Science in Athletic Training from Thomas Jefferson University and her Bachelor of Arts in Health Promotion and Wellness Management from Rowan University. She is currently pursuing a Doctorate in Athletic Training and a Higher Education Teaching Certificate at Temple University. A board-certified and Pennsylvania-licensed athletic trainer, Lee is bilingual in English and Russian and brings cultural awareness, mentorship, and clinical expertise to her practice.

Kristen Cole joined the Temple Athletics staff in June 2022 as an Assistant Strength and Conditioning Coach. She oversees all training aspects for women's vo...

Olivia Vance built an accomplished collegiate volleyball career at both the University of Toledo and Temple University before moving into the professional and coaching ranks. At Toledo, Vance was a four-time Academic All-MAC honoree and a consistent starter across her four seasons. She ranked among the MAC’s top blockers, finishing her career inside the program’s top-10 all-time in blocks per set. Highlights included multiple matches with double-digit kills, a career-best 19 kills recorded twice in the 2020-21 season, and standout performances in postseason NIVC play. Transferring to Temple, Vance made an immediate impact, earning AAC All-Academic honors while finishing third on the team in kills during the 2023 season. She notched 253 kills, recorded 13 double-digit kill matches, and tied her career-high with 19 kills against UAB. She also made her mark defensively, posting four matches of five or more blocks, while showcasing her serving with 16 aces on the year. Her .600 hitting percentage in a match ranked fifth-best in Temple history during the 25-point scoring format. In recognition of her leadership and skill, Vance was selected as a 2023 AVCA Convention Demonstrator Scholarship recipient, one of a select group of student-athletes nationally chosen to represent at the event. Beyond the court, Vance leveraged her creativity and entrepreneurial mindset through NIL opportunities, collaborating with brands like Uber, CVS, and Comcast Spectacor, while building a digital fol