Madison Lee
Head Coach
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Madison Lee, a Kentucky native, joined the Bolles volleyball staff in 2015 as an assistant coach and became head coach in 2017. She joined the Bolles faculty as a middle school P.E. teacher in 2017 as well.

Lee graduated from The University of North Florida in 2015 with a bachelor's degree in Elementary Education and was an outside hitter for the UNF Volleyball team. She attended Paul Laurence Dunbar High School in Lexington, Kentucky, and played for Thoroughbred Elite Volleyball Alliance where she started as an outside hitter all four years. She earned Second Team All-State honors as a high school senior and received First Team honors as a junior. She was named first team All-District and All-Region for three years and became the first player at Dunbar High School to reach the 1,000 kill mark, ending her career with 1,035.

Lee was named a Kentucky Volleyball Coaches Association (KVCA) Player to Watch and she helped the team earn a regional title as a senior and reached the state Final Four during her sophomore season.

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Hannah Helow '12
Assistant Coach

Hannah Schellenberg Helow '12 joined the Bolles volleyball staff in 2016, joining her sisters Kay and Lydia in returning their alma mater.

Helow also followed her sisters in playing volleyball for Belmont Abbey College, where she was the most decorated player in program history. She was named third-team All-American as a senior, the first Belmont Abbey player ever to earn the honor. She was also named to the All-Southeast Region First Team, Conference Carolinas Player of the Year twice and All-Conference first team for fourth consecutive seasons.

Helow earned Conference Carolinas Player of the Year in 2013 as well and Freshman of the Year in 2012. A nine-time Conference Carolinas Player of the Week selection, she was the first player in school history to earn National Player of the Week honors. She is the program’s all-time leader in kills, kills per set, total attacks and attacks per set. Helow was just the second player in Belmont Abbey history to reach 1,000 career kills and finished her career with 1,772, which is the NCAA Division II active career leader.

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Kay Schellenberg '09
JV Head Coach

Kay Schellenberg joined the Bolles volleyball staff in 2014 as JV head coach. Schellenberg, a 2009 Bolles graduate, returns to her alma mater after a successful collegiate and high school volleyball career.

Schellenberg, along with her sisters Lydia and Hannah, led the Belmont Abbey College volleyball team to unprecedented success including a conference championship and NCAA tournament berth in 2012. She was named the 2012-13 Conference Carolinas Female Athlete of the Year, the first women's volleyball player in school history to earn NCAA All-Region honors, the 2012 Conference Carolina's Volleyball Player of the Year, 2012 Conference Scholar Athlete of the Year for women’s volleyball, and earned Conference Carolinas’ nomination for the NCAA Woman of the Year award. Schellenberg finished her senior season as the conference leader in assists per set, total assists and aces per set. For her career, she surpassed the 3,000 assist mark with a school record 3,151.

During her career at Bolles, Schellenberg helped the Bulldogs to two state semifinal berths and two district titles while earning All-First Coast Honors. Schellenberg earned a degree in Elementary Education from Belmont Abbey and is a third grade teacher at Sacred Heart Catholic School.

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Lydia Schellenberg '10
Assistant Coach

Lydia Schellenberg joined the Bolles volleyball staff in 2014 as JV assistant coach. Schellenberg, a 2010 Bolles graduate, joins her sister Kay in returning to her alma mater after a successful collegiate and high school volleyball career.

Schellenberg, along with her sisters Kay and Hannah, led the Belmont Abbey College volleyball team to unprecedented success. She helped the team to back-to-back conference championships and NCAA tournament berths. Schellenberg earned All- Conference Carolinas honors as a junior and senior and was named to the Conference Carolinas All-Academic team.

During her career at Bolles, Schellenberg helped the Bulldogs to three state semifinal berths and three district titles while earning All-First Coast Honors. Schellenberg earned a degree in Elementary Education from Belmont Abbey and is a fifth grade teacher at San Juan del Rio Catholic School.

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Asante Lopez
Assistant Coach

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