Sep 25, 2026 · 11 min · 7 segments
Tristan and Eva talk to Lancaster High School Head Volleyball Coach Tiffany Williams about the season to date and what's to come.
Tiffany WilliamsGuest
Tristan HobbsHost
Eva WatsonHost
Coach Williams, we're going to have you give a one-minute autobiography of yourself.
I've done eight years at DeSoto High School, which is our current rival for volleyball.
Um, I've also coached at Mesquite Horn as well for the past three years, Mansfield, Timberview, and Irving, and I'm now going into year two here at Lancaster High School, where we are making money moves.
So Coach Williams, at this point in the season, teams, other teams, and multiple other opponents have started to understand your tendencies as a team.
How are you adjusting your team's strategy as other people get used to Lancaster?
Um, right now it's really just kind of focusing on, um, when we're looking at our film, just seeing, okay, what does our opponent see, and what are they gonna expect? And so that's gonna just pretty much require us changing our, um, everything about our game.
So we're be- we've been changing our lineups, we've been adding people, we've been moving people to different positions just to kind of throw our opponents off.
Um, that's really been helping, and then just really, um, honing into all of our weaknesses, which right now, as far as everybody can see, is probably serving and serve receive.
So after doing all that, what would you say the Lancaster volleyball team's identity is this season? What do you want to portray to the viewer?
Right now, um, we are pretty much known for, like, that team that doesn't stop.
It doesn't matter if we're up or down, we're playing to the best levels that I feel like we've been playing.
And so the grit that the girls have right now is really what, um, I would identify as the culture for this team.
Coach Williams, we're going to have you give a one-minute autobiography of yourself.
I've done eight years at DeSoto High School, which is our current rival for volleyball.
Um, I've also coached at Mesquite Horn as well for the past three years, Mansfield, Timberview, and Irving, and I'm now going into year two here at Lancaster High School, where we are making money moves.
So Coach Williams, at this point in the season, teams, other teams, and multiple other opponents have started to understand your tendencies as a team.
How are you adjusting your team's strategy as other people get used to Lancaster?
Um, right now it's really just kind of focusing on, um, when we're looking at our film, just seeing, okay, what does our opponent see, and what are they gonna expect? And so that's gonna just pretty much require us changing our, um, everything about our game.
So we're be- we've been changing our lineups, we've been adding people, we've been moving people to different positions just to kind of throw our opponents off.
Um, that's really been helping, and then just really, um, honing into all of our weaknesses, which right now, as far as everybody can see, is probably serving and serve receive.
So after doing all that, what would you say the Lancaster volleyball team's identity is this season? What do you want to portray to the viewer?
Right now, um, we are pretty much known for, like, that team that doesn't stop.
It doesn't matter if we're up or down, we're playing to the best levels that I feel like we've been playing.
And so the grit that the girls have right now is really what, um, I would identify as the culture for this team.
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