Alabama Crimson Tide women's volleyball

Alabama Crimson Tide volleyball
UniversityUniversity of Alabama
Head coachRashinda Reed (1st season)
ConferenceSEC
LocationTuscaloosa, Alabama
Home arenaFoster Auditorium (capacity: 5,400)
NicknameCrimson Tide
ColorsCrimson and white[1]
   
AIAW/NCAA Tournament appearance
1976, 1977, 1978, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2013, 2014

The Alabama Crimson Tide volleyball team represents the University of Alabama located in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, and competes in National Collegiate Athletics Association (NCAA) Division I, and the Southeastern Conference (SEC).

Program record and history

The University of Alabama first fielded a women's volleyball team in the fall of 1974. Since then the Crimson Tide has been to the AIAW & NCAA Tournament 7 times, and won the SEC Western Division titles in 2000 & 2004.[2] After being the head coach for 15 years Judy Green retired after the 2010 season. Alabama then hired Ed Allen to take over the program as they transitioned back into Foster Auditorium, their original home.[3] Allen resigned in 2018, and was replaced by Lindsey Devine. Devine resigned in 2021, and Rashinda Reed was announced as the head coach in December 2021.[4]

Year Head Coach Overall
Record 		Conference
Record 		Conference
Standing 		Postseason
1974 Stephanie Schleuder 6–13 – – –
1975 Stephanie Schleuder 34–12 – – –
1976 Stephanie Schleuder 52–6 – – AIAW Tournament
1977 Stephanie Schleuder 57–5 – – AIAW Tournament
1978 Stephanie Schleuder 33–19 – – AIAW Tournament
1979 Stephanie Schleuder 43–15 – – –
1980 Stephanie Schleuder 36–20 – – –
(SEC) (1981–present)
1981 Stephanie Schleuder 24–18 3–3 –
No Volleyball Program (1982–1988)
1989 Dorothy Franco-Reed 13–24 0–8 9th –
1990 Dorothy Franco-Reed 15–22 1–7 9th –
1991 Dorothy Franco-Reed 14–18 5–10 6th –
1992 Dorothy Franco-Reed 10–22 4–10 7th –
1993 Dorothy Franco-Reed 17–21 2–12 9th –
1994 Dorothy Franco-Reed 21–14 8–8 6th –
1995 Dorothy Franco-Reed 24–10 7–8 8th –
1996 Judy Green 5–31 1–14 11th –
1997 Judy Green 9–23 2–13 10th –
1998 Judy Green 14–18 2–13 10th –
1999 Judy Green 17–15 7–8 6th –
2000 Judy Green 22–8 11–4 3rd –
2001 Judy Green 22–9 10–5 5th –
2002 Judy Green 19–15 8–8 5th –
2003 Judy Green 18–13 11–5 3rd –
2004 Judy Green 21–9 10–6 3rd –
2005 Judy Green 23–11 9–7 6th NCAA first round
2006 Judy Green 17–13 12–8 3rd NCAA first round
2007 Judy Green 15–15 12–8 5th NCAA first round
2008 Judy Green 16–13 9–11 8th –
2009 Judy Green 8–22 6–14 7th –
2010 Judy Green 11–19 3–17 10th –
2011 Ed Allen 11–20 4–16 12th –
2012 Ed Allen 18–14 7–13 7th –
2013 Ed Allen 24–9 11–7 4th NCAA first round
2014 Ed Allen 26–8 13–5 4th NCAA second round
2015 Ed Allen 17-15 11-7 4th –
2016 Ed Allen 20-11 9-9 4th –
2017 Ed Allen 18-14 6-12 10th –
2018 Ed Allen 20-12 7-11 7th –
Total 753–550 191–271

See also

References

  1. ^ "Alabama Crimson Tide Logo Sheet" (PDF). June 28, 2018. Retrieved August 1, 2022.
  2. ^ 2010 Volleyball Media Guide
  3. ^ Alabama Hires Ed Allen as Women's Volleyball Head Coach
  4. ^ https://rolltide.com/sports/womens-volleyball/roster/coaches/rashinda-reed/1572