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Maryville High School Seeks New Girls Volleyball Coach as Alyssa Stout Steps Down

Thursday, July 10, 2025 at 5:56 AM

Maryville High School is searching for a new girls volleyball coach after Alyssa Stout announced she’s stepping down due to a family decision to move out of Maryville. Stout coached the Spoofhounds for two seasons, improving their record to 13-12 last year. The team is set to return their top three kill leaders for the…

Maryville High School is searching for a new girls volleyball coach after Alyssa Stout announced she’s stepping down due to a family decision to move out of Maryville. Stout coached the Spoofhounds for two seasons, improving their record to 13-12 last year. The team is set to return their top three kill leaders for the upcoming fall season.

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