Bart Foley - Head Coach
2020 will mark Coach Foley's 13th year of coaching volleyball at King's. King's teams have gone a combined 244-29 during that time (.893). 2020 will also be Bart's 3rd year as Head Coach. Foley's career mark as Head Coach is 60-5 (.923). Foley's second year at the helm would feature one of the best teams in school history. The Knights would dominate conference play, going 10-0 with zero sets lost and take the North Sound Conference Title. King's would continue its dominance though District and Bi-District play with 3-0 wins over Lynden Christian and Overlake to take District and Bi-District Championships for the 2nd straight season. The Knights would go 3-1 at State with wins over Okanogan, Meridian and Lakeside (9 Mile) and a 2-3 loss to Chelan in the final.
Foley started coaching competitive volleyball with All Out Volleyball Club back in 2005 where he has coached numerous teams at nearly every level since. Foley joined the King’s staff in 2008 and the Knights promptly won the school its first state championship, with a repeat in 2009. Foley was the Associate Head Coach for the program from 2015-2017 helping guide the Knights back to the program's 3rd state title in 2017. Bart is passionate about helping every girl to become the best they can be on and off the floor, as student athletes and as Christians. Coach Foley has been an ambassador for the sport of volleyball in the King’s community through his leadership at All Out as well as King’s Elementary and Jr High camps and clinics through the years. Foley also serves as an executive board member for the Puget Sound Region of USA Volleyball where he is an advocate for club athletes and their families.
Foley got his start playing volleyball on the beaches of Golden Gardens and Alki back when most thought if you were playing doubles it must be because you were short players. Bart quickly took to the sport and ascended into the upper tier of local players, routinely competing for tournament wins throughout the northwest. Foley also played for the club volleyball team at Washington State University (1989-92). Coach Foley has been a King's parent since 2001 and his team at home includes a beautiful wife and four children, including daughters Anna and Tessa, who both lead King's to State Titles (Anna 2008 & 2009 and Tessa in 2017). Coach Foley is Vice President and General Sales Manager at ROOT SPORTS, television home of the Seattle Mariners.
Foley started coaching competitive volleyball with All Out Volleyball Club back in 2005 where he has coached numerous teams at nearly every level since. Foley joined the King’s staff in 2008 and the Knights promptly won the school its first state championship, with a repeat in 2009. Foley was the Associate Head Coach for the program from 2015-2017 helping guide the Knights back to the program's 3rd state title in 2017. Bart is passionate about helping every girl to become the best they can be on and off the floor, as student athletes and as Christians. Coach Foley has been an ambassador for the sport of volleyball in the King’s community through his leadership at All Out as well as King’s Elementary and Jr High camps and clinics through the years. Foley also serves as an executive board member for the Puget Sound Region of USA Volleyball where he is an advocate for club athletes and their families.
Foley got his start playing volleyball on the beaches of Golden Gardens and Alki back when most thought if you were playing doubles it must be because you were short players. Bart quickly took to the sport and ascended into the upper tier of local players, routinely competing for tournament wins throughout the northwest. Foley also played for the club volleyball team at Washington State University (1989-92). Coach Foley has been a King's parent since 2001 and his team at home includes a beautiful wife and four children, including daughters Anna and Tessa, who both lead King's to State Titles (Anna 2008 & 2009 and Tessa in 2017). Coach Foley is Vice President and General Sales Manager at ROOT SPORTS, television home of the Seattle Mariners.
AlYSANNE STACK (VAN DYKE) - VARSITY ASSISTANT
Alysanne Stack (Van Dyke) returned to King's in 2018, joining the coaching staff after a highly successful collegiate career at Northwest University in Kirkland. "AVD" helped lead the Eagles to the program's first ever NAIA Tournament appearance in 2017, earning NAIA All American honors along the way. AVD was a multiple Cascade Conference Defensive Player of the Week and All Conference First Team selection at Libero. Coach Stack is an integral part of the program, serving as Varsity Assistant where she brings the same passion and intesity to the sideline that she brought to the court.
Stack is a King's alum, class of 2014. AVD was a stand-out varsity contributor and one of only a few in program history to serve as team captain her junior and senior seasons. Alysanne was the conference MVP her senior year leading the Knights to a conference championship after a perfect 14-0 season. As good as AVD was on the court, her legacy was left by the way she selflessly lead off the court. Alysanne brings a passion and energy that is both infectious and awe-inspiring to everything that she does and we are thrilled she has come back home to coach the Knights again in 2019!
Alysanne earned a degree in Communications from Northwest University this spring. Alysanne works for teh Special Olympics of Washington and her and husband Joe live in Shoreline with their new dog, Dirk.
Stack is a King's alum, class of 2014. AVD was a stand-out varsity contributor and one of only a few in program history to serve as team captain her junior and senior seasons. Alysanne was the conference MVP her senior year leading the Knights to a conference championship after a perfect 14-0 season. As good as AVD was on the court, her legacy was left by the way she selflessly lead off the court. Alysanne brings a passion and energy that is both infectious and awe-inspiring to everything that she does and we are thrilled she has come back home to coach the Knights again in 2019!
Alysanne earned a degree in Communications from Northwest University this spring. Alysanne works for teh Special Olympics of Washington and her and husband Joe live in Shoreline with their new dog, Dirk.
