Peach City Volleyball Club's mission is to promote volleyball in central Alabama, to prepare players for the next level of competition, and eventually to attract college recruiters.
Through intense training PCVC will strive to develop both physical and mental skills needed to be able to compete in volleyball at all levels. The Club will provide a positive, well-balanced competitive environment in which young women develop skills to be successful in volleyball as well as life endeavors.
Additionally, through wholesome, competitive volleyball experiences, the club will develop young women emotionally, physically and spiritually to meet the challenges of life. It is of the utmost importance to provide personalized training to each athlete so that they have the opportunities for more playing time among their respective school teams.
The primary mission of PCVC is to have a positive influence in the life of all of our players.
PRICING
NEW!!! FALL LEAGUE- ages 7-12 - $250 (see below)
Travel Teams
12U and 13U=$900
14 = $950
15-16=$1000
17-18=$1050
We offer many fundraisers to help offset the cost and have scholarships for those who may not have the financial means to afford club volleyball. (Scholarship form can be found on the tryouts tab.)
The PCVC Fall League is for beginner to intermediate players. It will run for 11 weeks which will include players in grades 2nd-6th. Practice sessions will be held on Mondays, Fridays and Sundays for 1 hour sessions on Monday and Friday, 1.5 hour on Sunday. Practices will be held at Isabella High School. Play Dates will be held on Saturdays and will begin November 7th. Play dates will conclude on December 19 with an awards ceremony.








Paige played volleyball for 6 years, 4 years at Chilton County High School, 3 years of club volleyball, and 2 at the colligate level. She coached volleyball for 3 years at Alabama Boom Volleyball Club and has Coached at PCVC for the past 4 years. She has also hosted clinics over the past- 6 years at the YMCA of Chilton County. .

Kacy played volleyball for 7 years, 6 years at Chilton County High School and 5 years of club volleyball. She has assisted at various clinics over the past 5 years at the YMCA of Chilton County. Kacy has a Bachelors of Business Administration in Management and is currently completing her MBA with a Finance Concentration.

Amber Davenport Amber graduated from Isabella High School in 2011 where she played volleyball for 6 years. She also played as a middle blocker at The University of South Alabama from 2011-2015. Coached at Mobile Storm, LAV, and Mana Toa. Currently assisting at Isabella High School. She has a passion for developing younger players who are new to the game of volleyball. Strong emphasis on fundamentals and teamwork skills. Amber ran Peach City's Developmental program in the spring of 2024 and is now over our Fall League.

Brittany is an experienced volleyball player and coach with deep roots at Thorsby High School. Her volleyball journey began in 8th grade and continued through her senior year, playing for Thorsby High School from 8th to 12th grade. After graduating in 2010, she transitioned into coaching, starting as a volunteer while attending college.
Following college, Brittany became the assistant volleyball coach at her alma mater, eventually earning the position of Head Volleyball Coach at Thorsby High School. In addition to her work at Thorsby, she has contributed her coaching skills to Alabama Boom Volleyball Club and, since 2021, has coached at Peach City Volleyball Club. Brittany’s passion for volleyball shines through both in her playing days and her dedication to developing young athletes as a coach.

Ashley Dutton is a returning coach! She played six years at Jemison High School, primarily as a setter, and also competed in three years of club volleyball. This will be her fourth year coaching with PCVC.🍑🏐
She attended the University of South Alabama, where she played recreational volleyball for two years while earning her Bachelor of Science in Mathematics and Statistics.
As a coach, Ashley is passionate about building strong fundamentals, confidence, and a positive environment where athletes feel challenged, supported, and encouraged to do their best.

Tylita Harrell is a Registered Behavior Therapist from Clanton, AL with 5 years of experience where she specializes in Applied Behavior Analysis for children on the spectrum and mental disability diagnosis.
Ty is a passionate and energetic volleyball coach dedicated to developing athletes both on and off the court. With seven years of coaching experience, she is entering her second year as Head Volleyball Coach at Southlawn Middle School and her third season with Peach City Volleyball Club.
Known for her positive energy, high standards, and player-first approach, Coach Ty focuses on building fundamentally sound athletes while instilling confidence, discipline, leadership, and a strong team mentality. She believes the best players are developed through consistent effort, accountability, and a willingness to embrace challenges. Whether in the gym or on the sideline, Coach Ty is committed to creating a competitive, encouraging environment where every athlete is challenged to grow, compete with confidence, and reach their full potential.

Coach Kacie Adams is an accomplished volleyball coach and educator with strong ties to Isabella High School. A 2015 graduate of Isabella, she continued her education in college with a focus on teaching.
After completing her degree, Kacie returned to Isabella High School to teach and coach. She began coaching the middle school volleyball team in 2019 before becoming Head Coach in 2021. Kacie is dedicated to fostering a positive environment for young athletes, both at Isabella and at Peach City Volleyball Club (PCVC). In addition to coaching a PCVC travel team, she also leads teams during the Fall League season, helping to expand the skills and passion for volleyball among youth players.

Kaitlyn Hamilton

Marilyn Jones has been coaching volleyball for 23 years. Her favorite part of coaching is helping players build a strong foundation in the fundamentals of the game and then watching those skills become a launching point for them to learn new techniques, gain confidence, and grow as athletes.
A fun fact about Marilyn is that she played volleyball back before rally scoring. In those days, you could only score if your team was serving, so controlling the serve was one of the most important parts of the game!