Chrissy Moskovits

Chrissy Moskovits is the Women's Head Volleyball Coach at Warner University.

In spring 2012, Chrissy Moskovits took over as the head coach of the Warner University volleyball program, and has led the Royals to eight appearances in The Sun Conference (TSC) Volleyball Tournament and two NCCAA Volleyball National Tournament appearances while amassing an overall record of 133-114 (.518) and a Sun Conference record of 73-58 (.595). She is also the longest tenured Women’s Volleyball coach in Royals history and has been an advocate for Beach Volleyball in the NAIA, serving on multiple committees.

During her tenure, two different players have earned NAIA/NCCAA DI All-America honors from the American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA) and six different players have earned NAIA Southeast Region honors from the AVCA. Moskovits has also seen her players earn two NCCAA South Region Player of the Year, five TSC First Team honors, 14 TSC Second Team honors, two Honorable Mention honors, and has had two players claim the TSC Champion of Character award.

The 2015 season brought many accolades, of which Moskovits coached the best team finish in program history (20-8, 12-0), capturing the Royals’ first-ever TSC Regular Conference Championship and claiming The Sun Conference Tournament Runner-Up. Moskovits was named the Coach of Year, while Breeanna Navarro was named the Freshman of the Year and Jenna Swaffer was named the Setter of the Year.

As a follow-up to this fantastic season, in 2016 Adrienne Czaplewski was named TSC Conference Player of the Year and NCCAA South Region Player of the Year, the first from any Royals team. In addition, Moskovits was the first coach in program history to have not one, but two, players finish their careers with more than 1,000 kills and 1,000 digs (Czaplewski and Angelique Pagan-Perez).

Her players have also performed at a high level in the classroom, earning multiple AVCA and NCCAA Academic Awards at both the team and individual levels.

Moskovits made her head coaching debut at Southeastern University in 2005. Competing in the National Christian College Athletics Association (NCCAA), she led the Lady Fire to a 28-7 overall record while compiling a 10-1 record within the South Region.

Under her leadership, Southeastern captured the South Region Tournament Championship for the first time in 20 years and went on to finish fifth at the NCCAA National Tournament. She was named the South Region Coach of the Year for her successful campaign as she coached four All-Region Players, three All-Americans, the South Region MVP and the NCCAA-II National Player of the Year.

In 2008, Moskovits entered the NCAA ranks at Florida Southern College in Lakeland, Fla. as an assistant coach and helped the Moccasins to a 39-27 record over two seasons including a 2008 NCAA Tournament appearance. Moskovits returned to Southeastern University as an assistant volleyball coach, a position she held for two years. With her help the Lady Fire collected a 37-37 record over two seasons and made consecutive TSC tournament appearances for the first time in school history.

Moskovits graduated from Warner University in 2004 with a degree in Communication and a minor in Journalism. In 2008, she completed her Master of Science in Management from Warner University. In 2014, Moskovits completed a second master’s degree in Coaching and Athletic Administration from Concordia University Irvine.

She holds memberships and certifications from the AVCA as well as the NAIA Character Driven Coaching program. Moskovits is also a USAV Florida Region and an AAU Florida Region member.

Coach Moskovits and her husband (David) reside in Winter Haven, Fla. with their son Kason (6).